We try to be decent human beings. Our approach to charity support is no different.

Being based in Tunbridge Wells means we’re surrounded by brilliant charities doing vital work - and, like many places, they need support more than ever.

We're actively working with Hospice in the Weald, Aspens and Nourish Foodbank, whether that's rolling our sleeves up and volunteering, fundraising or donating much needed supplies. Whatever’s genuinely helpful, we’re in.

We back local Tunbridge Wells businesses where we can - from choosing independent cafes and restaurants for our monthly team lunches to our socials in local pubs and venues. It’s our way of keeping things local and supporting the community that supports us.

Helping set up one of Hospice in the Weald's shops for an event.

Litter picking along the river Medway (whilst paddleboarding on a team social at The Paddle Cabin).

Enjoying Santa's grotto after setting it up for Hospice in the Weald's Christmas market. 

Filling a trolley with food and toiletries for Nourish Foodbank.

Our CEO helping sell Christmas trees to raise funds for Aspens.

Donation of batteries, paper, and other supplies to Crisis at Christmas.

We’d genuinely love to say yes to every donation request that lands in our inbox. If only the budget stretched that far.

The reality is we’re a small business too, running on sensible margins and strong cups of tea. So to make our support count, we focus on a handful of local charities that mean something to our team and where we know we can make a real difference.

It’s the same with local businesses. We know first-hand how tough it can be out there for independents, so we make a conscious effort to back them whenever we can. Whether that’s where we spend our money, hold events or grab lunch, we try to keep it local.

By supporting the people and places that serve our community every day, we’re able to give back in a way that’s practical, meaningful and close to home.

Aspens is a fantastic charity supporting people on the autism spectrum and individuals with learning disabilities to live happy, independent and fulfilling lives. Through supported living, day services and community support, they empower people and their families with the tools, care and encouragement they need to thrive. Their work helps create more inclusive communities where everyone feels valued.

Crisis is the UK’s national charity for people experiencing homelessness. They provide practical support, education, employment opportunities and housing advice to help people rebuild their lives and move towards a safe and secure future. Their work goes beyond immediate help - they’re dedicated to ending homelessness for good.