Here are just a few of the Companies & organisations that have offered their support, without whom we would not be where we are today.
Whitegrove
Whitegrove are a business who was looking for a local charity into which they could direct all their fund raising energies.
We were so impressed with the background and presentation given to us by Simon Says culminating in the unanimous decision to try and help fund this most worthy cause.
We are delighted to have been involved with Simon Says now for over 3 years, and to date, with fund raising, donations and 3 charity golf days under our belt we have managed to raise in excess of £50,000 for the charity
Morris Dibben
We were delighted to support Simon Says. We felt that too often local charities doing important work are overlooked in favour of the larger national organisations with higher profiles. Also the work that Simon Says does is important and does not receive the recognition it deserves.
We were able to raise funds through a range of activities, a golf day supported by local businesses, a charity ball, even a tombola outside our Hayling Island branch one Saturday!
A number of the staff have carried on involving themselves in raising further funds and attending other events.
Nick Freeth - Managing Director
Enfields
Now Legal
Now Marketing
Lawditt Solicitors
‘We chose Simon Says as it really is a worthwhile charity. Taking away the pain of losing a mummy or a daddy can never be removed but we are sure SS helps those kids enjoy being kids with holidays and trips away. SS’s work is significant and deserves all the help that it can get. It is our pleasure to help Simon Says and Lawdit is donating £5 from every trade mark search that we are instructed to do. Lawdit’s Principal Michael Coyle is also running the London Marathon in 2008. We are also planning on organising a charity event in the near future together with various other fund raising activities.
Busi Kids
Masons
Masonic Donations
Simon Says was chosen to be a beneficiary by various Masonic Lodges, particularly because it was local charity and one that helps young children at a time when they need it most in their young lives. Losing a parent, grand parent, brother, sister or even a close playmate, is not easy at any age, let alone when you have little experience of life’s ups and downs.
Masonic Donators include:
Brook House Lodge 8606 - £1000.00
Albert Edward Chapter 1780 - £1000.00
Hampshire and Isle of Wight Grand Charity (Tom Langton Fund) £750.00
Itchen Cork Lodge - £250.00
Pear Tree / St Christopher / Holmlea Lodges - 1000.00
