Our company is built on principles of care and compassion. As a business, we feel that we have a social responsibility to do all we can to support charitable causes. In the light of this, we make substantial donations to the charities below:
RRT delivers hope and relief to communities that are in need, all across the globe.
Whether it be fire, flood or humanitarian need, RRT expands their support services to meet the need at hand across the globe with teams in Australia, the United Kingdom, North and South America, the Caribbean, Canada, New Zealand and across Europe.
The Grace Trust is a grant-making charity that has been established for nearly 50 years and it is run entirely voluntarily.
It makes grants to a wide range of charitable causes and to all sizes of charity, from the very large to the very small.
One of our friends is raising money for Cancer Research, UK's life-saving research. All money raised goes to supporting their ground-breaking work, helping to keep more family and friends together in the future. 1 in 2 people will get cancer in their lifetime which is why Cancer Research UK are absolutely determined to continue their life-saving research. Good luck, hope it goes well!
A group of Riders are going to be taking on a 1000-mile cycle ride in Cheddar on Saturday, June 11th - A big challenge, but for the most worthy of causes. Each year the Hospital treats over 450k patients. It is vital that we raise additional funds to improve our services, purchase new equipment and continue to provide a positive environment for both patients and their families.
We’re pleased to sponsor Lauren Hunt, a senior architect from Formation Architects as she and her team row through 20 ft waves, over sea-valleys 5 miles deep, battling against huge storms to complete the challenge. We wish them every success!
North London Hospice is committed to empowering patients with life-limiting illnesses, supporting them to achieve the best quality of life possible, welcoming people from all faiths and communities within the boroughs of Barnet, Enfield and Haringey.
Founded in 1988 by surgeon Duncan Walker with the motto “Each Child has a Childhood”. Since then, CHSF has awarded over £7 million in grants to the Leeds Congenital Heart Unit, its patients and their families, as well as funding important research proposals.
