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Young people’s charity Scarf New Forest has received a funding boost thanks to a £2,000 donation from the Churchill Foundation, the charitable arm of Ringwood housebuilder Churchill Living.The family-led charity, which supports young people and their families across the New Forest, received the donation through the Churchill Foundation’s Small Grants programme, which provides an opportunity for Colleagues from across

The Churchill Living team has raised over £2000 for Birmingham Children’s Hospital, undertaking a 12-mile walk around Birmingham.The walk started at Bower Lodge in Shirley  and followed a scenic route through Shirley, Kings Norton, and Kings Heath, before returning to Shirley. Along the way, participants stopped at Churchill Living’s local developments Bower Lodge, St Nicolas

Owners and team members at Orchard Lodge took to the streets of Calne to complete a sponsored walk, raising £100 for DEBRA. In partnership with the DEBRA charity shop in Calne, the dedicated group of walkers set off on Wednesday 19th March, in support of this vital cause.DEBRA is a UK national medical research charity

Apartment Owners at Trewin Lodge in Yate helped raise an impressive £1,080 for two local charities in 2024 through a series of musical events and Christmas donations. The funds have now been split between St Peter’s Hospice and Caring in Bristol, two important local charities that mean a lot to members of the Trewin Lodge community.The charitable efforts at the

The Churchill Foundation has announced a major new long-term partnership with Hourglass (Safer Ageing), the only UK-wide charity dedicated to calling time on the harm, abuse and exploitation of older people.The partnership will see the Churchill Foundation donate £200,000 to Hourglass in 2025, along with a commitment to donate a further £200,000 over the next

The Churchill Living Group is celebrating raising a grand total of £63,876 for Macmillan Cancer Support in 2024 by taking part in the charity’s Coffee Morning campaign and other fundraising activities for the 15th year running. Churchill has a special relationship with Macmillan Cancer Support and has now raised £800,000 for the charity since 2009.Our

75-year-old Les Bown from Allingham Lodge in Eastbourne has celebrated completing the 26.2-mile Beachy Head Trail Marathon to raise an impressive £5,000 for St Wilfrid’s Hospice, in recognition of the care they have been offering to his wife, Heather.Les was joined on Tuesday 28th January by his friends and neighbours at the Lodge, who organised a

On Thursday, November 7th, our Chairman & CEO Spencer J McCarthy and his team spent a night braving the cold to sleep outdoors and help raise an impressive £10,650 for EveryYouth, in partnership with the Churchill Foundation. Spencer was joined by over 30 Colleagues from across the Churchill Group, who spent the night in the car park at

Pamela Bissland from Eddington Lodge in Kendal inspired a team of close friends, now known as the ‘Famous Five’, to join her and raise an impressive £11,101.85 for two local hospices. The group of five, plus guide, completed a 7-day hike along the Kendal Limestone Way earlier this year, covering the 101 km route from Skipton

Our inspiring Lodge Manager, Deborah Wibberley recently walked 100km in a month to raise money for Sands – baby loss charity, an important charity which supports families affected by pregnancy loss and baby death. Her successful challenge raised over £1,120 in sponsorship, which was topped up with £1,000 of match funding from the Churchill Foundation