The Churchill Foundation hosted a vibrant “Colour Run” for Head Office Colleagues in Ringwood on Friday 11th August, which helped to raise over £400 for charity.Around 50 Colleagues and their family members took part in the event, in which participants could either run or throw paint – or a combination of both. Donations went towards
Churchill is delighted to have raised a total of £504.56 for Midland-based charities through a number of fundraising events held in July. Through these initiatives, we continued to demonstrate our commitment in giving back to the local communities in which we build.Three of our new developments across the midlands organised these events which saw the
Churchill’s New Pooles Lodge development in Bristol has a close connection with its local Brownies unit who regularly visit our Owners for carol singing, Easter egg hunts and other activities.Recently we were delighted to award a £1,500 grant through the Churchill Foundation to help send the Brownies on a PGL Adventure Centre weekend, after a nomination from Lodge Manager Mike
Churchill supports Bridgnorth school with playground furniture donationPupils at St John’s Catholic Primary School in Bridgnorth are being given the chance to connect with the great outdoors, following a generous donation towards new playground furniture from Churchill’s Mortimer Lodge. The team at Churchill were thrilled to step in and support the schools upgrade initiative, especially
Solihull’s local FastAid emergency response service, run entirely by volunteers, has received a welcome funding boost thanks to a £2,000 donation from the Churchill Foundation.The charity was put forward for a donation by Churchill Lodge Manager Nick Morrey who volunteers for FastAid in his spare time, when he’s not busy managing Churchill’s St Francis Lodge
Churchill is proud to announce that its own charity the Churchill Foundation has raised a total of over £2,000,000 since it was set up in 2015.The impressive total has been achieved thanks to the ongoing support of Churchill’s Colleagues, Owners and Business Partners, which has enabled the Foundation to emerge strongly from the pandemic. In
Churchill proudly invited Solihull Down Syndrome Support Group (SDSS) to its brand new Bower Lodge development in Shirley to formally present a donation of £1,000 with British actress, Elizabeth Bower.Bower Lodge, a collection of 48 one and two-bedroom apartments located in the heart of Solihull, was officially named after British actress, Elizabeth Bower. Having previously
Churchill raised £8,575.45 this year through our special Winter Warmer events at our developments all over the country, benefiting a range of local charities chosen by its apartment Owners and Colleagues. This impressive total was topped up with an additional £1,986.28 for the top fundraising Lodges’ charities, thanks to match funding from Churchill’s own charity
End of life charity the Anne Robson Trust has received a funding boost thanks to a £2,000 donation from the Churchill Foundation.The Hertfordshire-based charity was put forward for a donation through the Churchill Foundation’s Small Grants programme, which provides an opportunity for Colleagues from across the Churchill Group to nominate causes that mean a lot
The Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity (Lighthouse Club) has received a funding boost thanks to a £2,000 donation from Churchill’s own charity the Churchill Foundation.The Lighthouse Club was put forward for a donation through the charity’s Small Grants initiative, which enables Colleagues from across the Churchill Group to nominate causes close to their heart for a