community support in Gloucestershire

We want to make a contribution to the Gloucestershire community and here are some examples of how we get involved.

chair the Gloucestershire Economic Urban Strategy and member of Gloucester Chamber of Commerce
sponsor the Local Hero award in the inaugural Pride of Gloucestershire Awards. The awards recognise the many unsung heroes who work tirelessly for local charities and voluntary organisations. The Local Hero is a special person, who cares about others and puts themselves out to help those in need; who gives time and energy to help their community. Elaine Cruickshank won the 2007 award for raising over £80,000 for the Cobalt Unit in Cheltenham as well as supporting other local causes over many years
sponsor the Severn Sound Christmas Carol Concert in Gloucester Cathedral.
staff from our head office situated in Gloucester have chosen to actively support the following charities in our community:

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Headway is a charity set up in 1981 to give help and support to people affected by brain injury.

The Family Haven was established in 1998 to help disadvantaged and vulnerable families in Gloucestershire to a brighter future.

Milestone is a leading edge school and is one of the biggest of its type in the country.

Gloucestershire’s very own Youth Housing Association offers a network of supported housing in Gloucester, Lydney, and Tewkesbury.