11 April 2022

Our 2022 Charity Partner

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At Wards, it is part of our ethos to give back to our local communities and support those in need in any way we can.

Over the years, we’ve partnered with the likes of ellenor, Action Medical Research, Macmillan and so many more amazing foundations to help support their efforts in caring for children with serious or life-altering illnesses.

We're excited to announce our 2022 charity partner, The Children’s Trust, the UK’s leading charity for children with brain injuries.

The Children’s Trust helps children with brain injury and neurodisability to live the best life possible.

An injury to the brain, whether it is before or during birth or whether it is because of an illness, accident, or traumatic event, can be life-changing for both the child and the whole family. Yet currently, many thousands of children do not get the reassurance or advice they need, hundreds cannot access rehabilitation to help them relearn lost skills, and many more families across the UK must fight to access the best learning opportunities for their children. The Children’s Trust wants to change this.

The well-being of children in our communities is hugely important to us at Wards and, with our staff ready to jump into fundraising, we hope to make a great impact in helping children through The Children’s Trust.

Over the years, we’ve seen our members of staff push themselves to the limit, from triathlons to skydives, all to raise vital funds for our charity partners, and this year is no different.

Already, we have seen one of our branches take part in a 445-mile virtual cycle to Paris! As proud partners of The Children’s Trust, we are already planning to get involved with the likes of a branch relay race, a golf open day, and much more.

You can find more about The Children’s Trust on their site here. Stay up-to-date with all of our up-and-coming fundraising activities through our Facebook and our Instagram! 

We’ve got 40+ branches across Kent and surrounding areas – find your local one.