The NFU Mutual Agency Giving Fund
NFU Mutual Agency Giving Fund returns in 2023 with £1.92 million for local charities.
We’ve been a champion of rural communities the length and breadth of the UK for over 100 years, supporting local causes is part of what we do day to day. During 2023 we’re proud to have distributed £1.92m to local charities across the UK, by continuing our ‘Agency Giving Fund’ initiative.
The Agency Giving Fund forms part of our £3.25m funding pledge for local and national charities in 2023.
The history of NFU Mutual’s Agency Giving Fund
In 2020, we recognised the vital need for supporting local frontline charities in light of the Coronavirus Pandemic, and so we set up the Agency Giving Fund.
We know that our agency businesses are best-placed in their communities to identify where local funds should be directed, so we have invited them all to nominate local charities to receive a share of the fund. Our agency offices and branches cover over 295 locations nationwide, so this will also ensure our donations reach all corners of the UK.
To date, we have now distributed £6.84m though our Agency Giving Fund.
How our 2022 fund made a difference
From providing food parcels, to supporting local hospices and mental health support groups, our 2023 Agency Giving Fund championed front-line charities across a broad range of sectors, helping to keep vital services going for our customers and our communities.
Half of the fund, £960,000, was donated to charities providing emotional and social support. One such cause is The Olive Branch, in Northern Ireland, which was nominated by NFU Mutual Magherafelt Agency. Our donation is going to help fund Magherafelt in Northern Ireland, which were nominated by the Magherafelt office, and the donation is going to help fund free counselling sessions. Richard Campbell, Agent at NFU Mutual Magherafelt and Limavady, commented: “Providing free of charge, no appointment necessary, mental health and wellbeing services is invaluable to our local community of Magherafelt, and across the region.”
More than £710,000 has been directed to charities providing healthcare, including 39 nominations for local community hospices and 24 nominations for air ambulance charities. Hope For Tomorrow, which brings ‘cancer care closer’, received a donation thanks to a nomination by the Skipton Agency. Claire Radley, Agent at the Skipton Agency, explained: “Hope for Tomorrow provides chemotherapy locally, so people in our community do not need to travel so far and go to hospital for the treatment. The charity will be using the funding to support their treatment bus that operates in the Skipton area. One customer said this service really helped her mentally as it didn’t feel like she was having chemo as she didn’t go into the clinical environment of a hospital.”
The remaining funds, just over £250,000 were given to charities providing emergency food supplies and shelter, such as foodbanks. Wishaw Community Foodbank was nominated by our Lanark Agency, and a charity will be using the funds to enhance their services. This includes purchasing and fitting a new boiling water urn for their free café and creating a kitchen area in the charity’s ‘recovery hub’.
To find out how the NFU Mutual Agency Giving Fund made a difference to local communities in 2022, please watch our short impact film below and our regional impacts section further below.
Regional Agency Giving Fund Charity Support
In 2022, NFU Mutual’s agency and branch offices across Scotland nominated 33 local charities across the country to receive a combined donation of more than £191,000 from a national £1.92m ‘Agency Giving Fund’.
One of the charities to benefit in Scotland, receiving a donation of more than £6,300, was Dundee Bairns, which was nominated by NFU Mutual Forfar Agency. The photograph above features Dundee Bairns Project Co-ordinator Genna Millar with NFU Mutual Agent Sean Mochan from NFU Mutual Forfar Agency.
Genna Millar, Project Co-Ordinator at Dundee Bairns, explained how this funding is helping local children in the area: “We’re enormously thankful to our local NFU Mutual Agency for nominating us as such donations go a long way to supporting our community projects and feeding children across Dundee.”
Genna added: “Over the summer holidays we served over 37,000 meals. This has doubled from last year which is, sadly, a sign of the times but it is the generosity of our donors, fundraisers and volunteers that makes it possible to respond to the need for school holiday meal provision.”
Mark McBreaty, NFU Mutual regional manager for Scotland, said: “Organisations like Dundee Bairns are making a wonderful difference to communities across Scotland in these challenging times, and we are proud that our agents have nominated a wide range of local causes to benefit from NFU Mutual’s national fund.”
Here are all the causes the 2022 Agency Giving Fund supported in Scotland:
Highland Disability Golf | Dundee Bairns | Clydesdale Food Bank |
REACH Lanarkshire Autism |
Ayrshire Cancer Support |
The Difference |
Riding for the Disabled Association |
Perth & Kinross ADHD Support Group |
Borders Children’s Charity |
Cullen Sea School | Turriff Men’s Shed | Skye Stroke Friends |
Bethesda Hospice | West Lothian Foodbank | Start Up Stirling | Strathcarron Hospice |
Mearns and Coastal Healthy Living Network |
MFR’s Cash for Kids | Moray School Bank |
Rhet Fife Countryside Initiative Limited |
The Mairi Semple Cancer Fund |
Beautiful Inside and Out |
Shetland Women’s Aid | Shetland Rape Crisis |
Stranraer Cancer Drop In Centre |
Home-Start Garioch |
Dumfries & Galloway Young Farmers |
Mull and Iona Community Trust |
The Archie Foundation |
RHET Dumfries & Galloway Countryside Initiative |
RHET Argyll and Bute |
East Dunbartonshire Foodbank |
Orkney Blide Trust |
NFU Mutual’s agency offices across Northern Ireland have nominated 30 local charities to receive a combined donation of more than £146,000 from a national £1.92m ‘Agency Giving Fund’ launched by NFU Mutual’s Head Office.
To ensure these donations reached all corners of the UK and were directed where they’re needed most, NFU Mutual’s agency offices and branches, with over 295 locations nationwide, were given the opportunity to nominate local charities to receive a share of the fund. From providing food parcels, donating to frontline health charities and enabling outreach mental health services to continue, the fund is making a difference to communities across the area.
One of the charities to benefit in Northern Ireland, receiving more than £6,300, was Armagh Rural Transport, who were put forward for a donation by NFU Mutual Armagh Agency. The photograph above features Howard Pillow, NFU Mutual Agent in Armagh, Diane Woods, Armagh Rural Transport Driver and Diane Irwin, Armagh Rural Transport Manager.
Dermot Mooney, Armagh Rural Transport (ART) Chairperson, explained how the donation will make a difference: “Lack of transport for those with no access to a private car or Translink routes is a major barrier to so many of our rural dwellers and we are proud of the work that we do to support our rural members getting out and about.”
Dermot added: “We’re extremely grateful to the NFU Mutual Armagh Agency for nominating ART to receive a donation from the NFU Mutual Agency Giving Fund. The money will go a long way to help us cover our fuel expenses over the coming months to keep the wheels turning on our buses.”
Martin Malone, NFU Mutual regional manager for Northern Ireland, said: “Organisations like Armagh Rural Transport are making a wonderful difference to our communities in these challenging times, and we are proud that our agents have nominated a wide range of local causes to benefit from NFU Mutual’s national fund.”
Here are all the causes the 2022 Agency Giving Fund supported in Northern Ireland:
Brainwaves NI |
MacMillan Cancer Support |
County Antrim Agricultural Association |
Rural Health Partnership |
Charis Cancer Care | The Olive Branch | Armagh Rural Transport |
Community Rescue Service |
Praxis Care |
Ballynahinch Counselling Service |
RDA Ballyward Driving For the Disabled |
Care for Cancer |
Made for More NI | Friends of Altnagelvin Sperrin Unit |
St John’s Ambulance Antrim |
St John’s Ambulance NI Antrim Unit |
Drumachose Primary School PTA |
Rural Support |
Riding for the Disabled, East Antrim |
Hope 4 U Foundation |
Mourne Stimulus Day Centre |
Belfast & Lisburn Women’s Aid |
Charis Cancer Care | Aisling Centre |
Cancer Connect NI | Rural Support | Rural Support |
Community Rescue Service |
RNLI | B: Positive |
In 2022, NFU Mutual’s agent and branch offices across the north east have nominated 60 local charities in the region to receive a combined donation of more than £280,000 from our £1.92m ‘Agency Giving Fund'.
One of the charities to benefit in the north east, receiving a donation of more than £6,000, is cancer support charity, Maggie’s Yorkshire, which was nominated by NFU Mutual Boston Spa Agency. The photograph above features NFU Mutual Boston Spa Agents Caroline Pullich, Samantha Webster and Liz Oxley presenting the donation to Amanda Proctor from Maggie’s Yorkshire.
Amanda Proctor, Centre Head Maggie’s Yorkshire, explained what this donation means: “The work that Maggie’s does ensures that people with cancer and their family and friends have access to free support and advice from highly trained members of staff. This means getting useful information about the side effects of treatment, helping with money worries or simply being comforted by a friendly face with a cup of tea.”
Dave Smith, NFU Mutual regional manager for the north east, said: “Charities like Maggie’s Yorkshire are making a wonderful difference to our communities in these challenging times, and we are proud that our agents have nominated a wide range of local causes across the region to benefit from NFU Mutual’s national fund.”
Here are all the causes the 2022 Agency Giving Fund supported in North East:
Pendragon Community Trust |
Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice |
Maggie’s Yorkshire | Grantham Foodbank |
Herriots Hospice | The Island |
Haxey Parochial Church Council Foodshare |
Westway Open Arms |
Beaumond House Hospice |
Butterwick Hospice |
Great North Air Ambulance |
LIVES |
The Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance Charitable Trust |
Selby Hands of Hope | Peter Pan Nursery | Men In Sheds |
Paces School | Overgate Hospice | Roundabout LTD |
HospiceCare North Northumberland |
Connex Community Support |
Yorkshire Air Ambulance |
Driffield Agricultural Society |
Poverty Hurts |
Great North Air Ambulance |
Padley Group |
Wensleydale Round Table Charitable Trust |
Alford Hub |
Wansbeck Valley Food Bank |
Northern Oesophago Gastric Unit |
Great North Air Ambulance Service |
Family Help |
Kirkwood Hospice Limited |
Holme Village Community Centre |
Abbie’s Fund | Real Aid |
Dales-Care |
Ripon Community House |
Ryedale Special Families |
Yorkshire Air Ambulance |
The Russ Devereux Headight Project |
Great North Air Ambulance |
Herriots Hopsice |
The Island In York |
Tynedale Hospice at Home |
Gateway Into The Community |
Northcote Heavy Horse Centre Limited |
Home-Start Goole and District |
Lincolnshire & Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance |
Pocklington Rugby In The Community |
The People’s Pantry |
Masonic Charitable Foundation |
St Barnabas Hospice Trust |
Air Ambulance |
Jigsaw Foodbank |
The Maggie Keswick Jencks Cancer Caring Centres |
Clifton NG11 Food Bank |
The Buxton Football Club Foundation |
High Peak Hospicecare |
Farming Life Centre |
During 2022, NFU Mutual’s agency offices across the North-West nominated 35 local charities to receive a combined donation of more than £184,000 from our £1.92m ‘Agency Giving Fund'.
One of the charities to benefit in the North-West, receiving a donation of more than £6,000, was Severn Hospice, which was nominated by NFU Mutual Ludlow Agency. Jessica Druce, Area Fundraiser for Severn Hospice, explained what this donation means: “We’re enormously thankful to the Ludlow agency of NFU Mutual for nominating our charity to receive a donation from the NFU Mutual Agency Giving Fund. All of the care we provide to thousands of people every year is only possible thanks to the generous support we receive from the communities we serve.”
Owen Suckley, NFU Mutual Regional Manager for the North West, said: “Charities like Severn Hospice are making a wonderful difference to our communities in these challenging times, and we are proud that our agents have nominated a wide range of local causes across the region to benefit from NFU Mutual’s national fund.”
Here are all the causes the 2022 Agency Giving Fund supported in North West:
Silklife Foodbank |
Shropshire Rural Support |
Ford Park Community Group |
North West Air Ambulance |
Isle of Play | Forget Me Knot | St Mary’s Hospice |
Rotary Club of Appleby |
The Fire Fighters Charity |
Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital Charity |
Bridgnorth District Community First Responders |
Severn Hospice |
Ogwen Valley Mountain Rescue |
The Qube |
Market Drayton Foodbank |
Speed of Sight |
Newtown Community and Recreation Association |
British Heart Foundation |
Southport Offshore Rescue Trust |
Twinkle House Wellness and Sensory Centre |
Ribble Valley Foodbank |
Churches together in Cheshire Agricultural Chaplaincy |
Dig In North West | Derian House Children’s Hospice |
Blackburn Foodbank | Eden Valley Hospice |
West Cumbria Society for the Blind |
Northern Fells Group |
Teenage Cancer Trust |
The Christie Hospital Charitable Fund |
Severn hospice |
Midlands Air Ambulance |
Chloe and Sophie’s Special Ears Fund |
Lancaster District CVS |
Geoff Brown Charitable Trust |
In 2022, NFU Mutual’s agency offices across the Midlands nominated 40 local charities in the region to receive a combined donation of more than £178,000 from our £1.92m ‘Agency Giving Fund’.
One of the charities to benefit in the midlands, receiving a donation of more than £3,000, is The Basement Project, which was nominated by NFU Mutual Bromsgrove Agency. The Basement Project, is a Bromsgrove-based charity supporting young people under the age of 25, with a focus on helping those who are homeless or facing homelessness. The Basement Project hopes this will help over 500 people, essentially doubling the number of food parcels it was able to supply during Christmas last year.
Jerry Robinson, CEO at The Basement Project, explained what the donation means: “We are most grateful for this significant contribution which will help improve the lives of those most in need during the festive season. Without the generous support of the NFU Mutual and our other benefactors we would not be able to support the young people in our community who are in crisis.”
Mike Alder, NFU Mutual regional manager for the midlands, said: “Charities like The Basement Project are making a wonderful difference to our communities in these challenging times, and we are proud that our agents have nominated a wide range of local causes to benefit from NFU Mutual’s national fund.”
Here are all the causes the 2022 Agency Giving Fund supported in the Midlands:
Douglas Macmillan Hospice |
The Belvoir Cricket & Countryside Trust |
RABI Staffordshire |
East Midlands Ambulance Service |
Matt Hampson Foundation |
Warwickshire, Northamptonshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Rutland Air Ambulance Service |
The Myton Hospices | Young People First |
Molly Olly’s Wishes |
The Shakespeare Hospice |
YANA Worcestershire |
Evesham Adventure Playground |
Cynthia Spencer Hospice |
Thomas’s Fund | GEMS |
Oak Tree Farm Rural Project |
Katharine House Hospice |
Oxfordshire Mind | ALICE |
Sue Young Cancer Support |
Phoenix Post Diagnosis |
Brian Tumour Research |
Guide Dogs for the Blind Association |
Lutterworth and Villages Foodbank |
Coventry Foodbank |
Wetton and Alstonfield First Responders |
Moorlands Community Minibus |
Towcester Larder |
Alec’s Angels | For Rutland |
Stamford and Oundle Food Bank |
YANA Worcestershire |
Uckfield Foodbank | Pershore Foodbank | Llandovery Rotary | The DPJ Foundation |
In 2022, NFU Mutual’s agency offices across the east of England nominated 30 local charities to receive a combined donation of more than £140,000 from the £1.92m ‘Agency Giving Fund'.
One of the charities to benefit in the east of England is Lincolnshire and Notts Air Ambulance, which was nominated by NFU Mutual Horncastle Agency. The photograph above features the Lincs and Notts Air Ambulance Team.
Karen Jobling, Chief Executive Officer of Lincs & Notts Air Ambulance, explained what this donation means: “The increase in the number of incidents we attend is a stark reminder of the need for this life-saving charity. And the team know that without the support of local people, they would not be able to deliver such a dedicated and life-saving service. We are enormously thankful to the Horncastle Agency of NFU Mutual for nominating our charity to receive this wonderful donation of £3,189.50 from the NFU Mutual Agency Giving Fund.”
Karen added: “This generosity will help to fund one mission for our helicopter or Critical Care Car. Together with rising costs, especially in the cost of fuel, the amount needed to keep this life-saving charity operational for this year is now set to top £8 million with each mission costing on average £4,000.”
Mike Alder, NFU Mutual regional manager for the east, said: “Charities like Lincs and Notts Air Ambulance are making a wonderful difference to our communities in these challenging times, and we are proud that our agents have nominated a wide range of local causes across the region to benefit from NFU Mutual’s national fund.”
Here are all the causes the 2022 Agency Giving Fund supported in the East of England.
Uttlesford Foodbank |
Suffolk Community Foundation |
Lincolnshire Rural Support Network |
Lincolnshire Integrated Voluntary Emergency Services |
Norfolk Lowland Search and Rescue |
Gatehouse Caring in East Anglia |
The Pear Tree Fund |
Suffolk Accident Rescue Service |
East Anglian Air Ambulance |
YANA | Norfolk Community Foundation | YANA |
Norfolk Community Foundation |
The Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance Charitable Trust |
YANA |
Sir Norman Lamb Mental health and Wellbeing |
Norfolk, Norwich And Waveney Branch of MDNA |
Holt Youth Project | Ely Foodbank |
East Anglian Air Ambulance |
Heckington Almshouse Charity |
MAGPAS | Genesis Orwell Mencap | Time Norfolk |
Ely Foodbank | The Magdalene Group |
Peterborough Sailability |
East Anglian Air Ambulance |
Defibrillators for All |
Peterborough Foodbank |
In 2022, NFU Mutual’s agency offices and branches across the South East nominated 59 local charities in the region to receive a combined donation of more than £299,000 from our national £1.92m ‘Agency Giving Fund'.
One of the charities to benefit in the south east, with a donation of more than £6,300, was Home-Start Wessex, which was nominated by NFU Mutual Bournemouth agency. The photograph above features John Heather, NFU Mutual New Forest, Isle of Wight Agency & Bournemouth and Caroline Pope, Home-Start Wessex.
Since 1995, Home-Start Wessex has helped over 3,500 local families and supported over 10,000 children in Bournemouth, Poole, Christchurch, the Purbecks, Blandford and Cranborne and into the Wiltshire and Hampshire borders. Their amazing volunteers offer friendship, practical support and emotional advice to families who are facing difficulties, including poor mental health, postnatal depression, disability, domestic abuse, bereavement, isolation and multiple births. This donation will enable the charity to train and support more volunteers.
Caroline Pope, Community & Corporate Engagement Manager at Home-Start Wessex, said: “We’re enormously thankful to the Bournemouth agency of NFU Mutual for nominating our charity to receive this fantastic donation. The money will make a significant difference in helping us support families in need in our local community.
Caroline added: “These families are facing more challenges than ever, with the ongoing effects of the pandemic and the cost of living crisis. Childhood can’t wait, and we know that the help we provide can make a life-changing difference.”
Colin Campbell, NFU Mutual regional manager for the south east said: “Charities like Home-Start Wessex are making a wonderful difference to our communities in these difficult times, and we are proud that our agents have nominated a wide range of local causes to benefit from NFU Mutual’s national fund.”
Here are all the causes the 2022 Agency Giving Fund supported in South East:
CCNB Young Carers | Sunnyside Rural Trust | Abberton Rural Training |
Beacon House Ministries |
CHEXS | CARM |
The Pickering Cancer Drop In Centre |
Alton Christian Care Ltd |
Bolton and Whitehill Community Trust |
Hospice in the Weald | Taylor Made Dreams | Dandelion Time |
Warming up the Homeless |
Family Food Bank |
Essex & Herts Air Ambulance Trust |
Salisbury Foodbank |
Salisbury Hospice | Julia’s House | Wimborne Food Bank |
TWIGS Community Gardens |
Wiltshire Community Foundation | We Are Beams | Willen Hospice |
Hampshire Medical Fund |
St Michael’s Hospice | Cancer Research UK | Cobham Area Foodbank |
The Sussex Snowdrop Trust |
Chestnut Tree Hospice | Lambourne End Ltd | Trinity Winchester | FCN |
The Rainbow Centre | OSEL Enterprises | New Forest Basics Bank |
Hampshire & IOW Air Ambulance |
Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust |
Oxford Hospitals Charity |
Loose Ends Newbury | The Cowshed |
Kent Multiple Sclerosis Therapy Centre |
Friends of Offham School |
St Piers College, Young Epilepsy |
Medical Detection Dogs |
Little Haven Hospice | Home-Start Wessex | Catching Lives | St Cares Hospice |
Pennyhooks Farm Trust | Surrey Docks Farm | The Kenward Trust | Earthworks St Albans |
Disability Challengers | SANDS | All Saints Church | Headway Bedford |
Bedford Hospital Charity |
Essex & Herts Air Ambulance Trust |
In 2022, NFU Mutual’s agency offices and branches across the South West nominated 56 local charities in the region to receive a combined donation of more than £287,000 from our £1.92m ‘Agency Giving Fund’.
One of the charities to benefit in the south west, with a donation of more than £6,300, was Fowey RNLI Lifeboat Station, which was nominated by NFU Mutual Liskeard and St Austell Agency. The photograph above features Fowey RNLI crew member Luke Watts being presented with his lifeboat crew kit by NFU Mutual’s Ian Maddever. Also pictured are the NFU Mutual Liskeard and St Austell team: Mark Taylor, Maddie Long, Richard Keogh, Layla Powell, Zoe Hawes, Matthew Swan, Sophie Bettison, Diane Peters and Richard Young.
Fowey Lifeboat Operations Manager, Chris Ogg, explained how the donation will make a difference: “We are very grateful for this generous donation from NFU Mutual. The RNLI is the charity that saves lives at sea and Fowey lifeboat station is run entirely by volunteers, with just one full-time paid member of staff. The average annual training cost for each individual crew member is £1,400, and each set of crew kit costs around £3,000.”
Chris added: “Without donations from organisations like NFU Mutual, we would not be able to provide our 24/7, 365 day a year service, saving lives at sea.”
Roz Hills, NFU Mutual regional manager for the South West said: “Charities like The RNLI are making a wonderful difference to our communities and we are proud that our agents have nominated a wide range of local causes to benefit from NFU Mutual’s national fund
Here are all the causes the 2022 Agency Giving Fund supported in the South West:
Age Concern Crediton |
ChemoHero |
Dorset and Somerset Air Ambulance |
Frome Market Health Club |
Alzheimer’s Support Warminster |
Children’s Hospice South West |
Dorset County Hospital Charity |
Gloucester Foodbank |
Borderlands Rural Chaplaincy |
Cornwall Air Ambulance |
Everything Ellie | Great Oaks Hospice |
Care for Kids | Devon Air Ambulance | Fire Fighters Charity |
Great Western Air Ambulance |
Great Western Air Ambulance Charity |
Headspace | Heidi’s Heroes | Hereford Foodbank |
Herefordshire Mind |
Honiton Community Church |
Hospiscare |
Hospiscare Exeter and East Devon |
Kingsbridge Area Food Bank |
Knighton and District Community Centre |
Launceston Foodbank |
Leominster Shopmobility |
Longfield Community Hospice |
Love Musgrove The Beacon Centre |
Made A Mark |
Melplash Agricultural Society |
Molly Olly’s Wishes | Positive Aim’s | RABI |
RNLI Fowey Lifeboat Station |
Sherbourne Community Kitchen |
St Luke’s Hospice Plymouth |
St Michael’s Hospice Hereford |
Superhero Foundation |
The Blackmore Vale Charity |
The Cornwall Air Ambulance Trust |
The Gift of Giving |
The Grand Appeal |
The PIP Centre |
The Rosie Crane Trust |
Thomas Franks Foundation |
Towards Tomorrow Together |
Ugborough & Bittaford Pre-School |
Warminster Lions Club |
We are Framing Minds |
Wells Vineyard Christian Fellowship |
Winston’s Wish | Young Live’s Together |
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In 2022, NFU Mutual’s agency offices and branches across Wales nominated 41 local charities across the country to receive a combined donation of more than £210,000 from our £1.92m ‘Agency Giving Fund'.
One of the charities to benefit in the Wales with a donation of more than £6,300, was Bronglais Hospital, which was nominated by NFU Mutual Aberystwyth Agency. This donation has helped the hospital’s Bronglais Chemo Appeal to raise the final amount to complete their construction fund of £500,000 to build a new, purpose-built, chemotherapy day unit for the local community. The photograph above features Cathy Davies and Rhys Davies of NFU Mutual Aberystwyth Agency, with Bronglais Hospital Staff Nurses Sarah Garbutt and Becky Fletcher, and Junior Sister Cassie Thomas.
Bridget Harpwood, Fundraising Officer for Hywel Dda Health Charities, said: “We’re enormously thankful to the Aberystwyth agency of NFU Mutual for nominating our charity to receive a donation from the NFU Mutual Agency Giving Fund.
Bridget added: “With the help of our local communities, our dream of having a brand-new, modern and fit-for-the-future unit to greatly improve the experience for our patients can become a reality. For further information on the Appeal go to: www.hywelddahealthcharities.org.uk.”
Owen Suckley, NFU Mutual Regional Manager for Wales, said: “Organisations like Bronglais Hospital are making a wonderful difference to communities across Wales in these challenging times, and we are proud that our agents have nominated a wide range of local causes to benefit from NFU Mutual’s national fund.”
Here are all the causes the 2022 Agency Giving Fund supported in Wales;
Velindre Cancer Charity |
Hay and District Dial-a-Ride |
Kidney Wales |
North Gwent Cardiac Rehab and Aftercare |
Henry Angell-James Memorial Trust | Cancer Research Wales | Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospital Charity | Prostate Cymru |
Wales Air Ambulance | Tir Dewi | St David’s Hospice Care |
Pembrokeshire Agricultural Society |
Bronglais Chemotherapy Day Unit Appeal T392 c/o Hywel Dda Health Charities |
Brecknock Federation of Young Farmers |
Radnor Federation of Young Farmers |
Rotary Club of The Conwy Valley Trust Fund |
Meirionnydd YoungFarmers |
Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospital Charity |
Pembrokeshire Federation of Young Farmer’s Clubs |
The DPJ Foundation |
Paul Sartori Hospice at Home |
Megan’s Starr Foundation |
Hywel Dda Health Charities-Bronglais Chemo Unit |
Bethshan Sheltered Housing Association |
Lingen Davies Cancer Fund |
The Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution |
North Wales Cancer Appeal |
Gafael Law |
Adam’s Bucket | Youth Shedz Cymru | Newquay Ceredigion | 2 Wish |
Blood Bike Wales |
Hywel DDA health Charity |
Usk Rotary Club |
Anglesey Young Farmers Club |
Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospital Charity |
Macmillan Cancer Support |
Llandovery Rotary | The DPJ Foundation |
Elusen Ogwen |
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