Doncaster business to raise vital funds to support lifesaving children's charity
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Habodel are a professional landlord seeking to safeguard the future of single-family home renting. Part of the G2M Group, they’re taking regenerated housing stock to ensure a higher standard of rental property, to let to families seeking longer term security. They work closely with partners to drive an increase in efficiency in all of the homes, improving energy performance, saving carbon emissions, and reducing costs for their residents.
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Hide AdThe Children’s Air Ambulance has been chosen as Habodel’s very first Charity of the Year, helping to support the lifesaving missions for critically ill babies and children across the UK.
The national Children’s Air Ambulance provides the only intensive care helicopters in the country dedicated to transferring critically ill babies and children across the UK, at a high and safe speed, from local hospitals to specialist paediatric and neonatal treatment centres.
James Lancaster, Head of Corporate at G2M Group said: “Everyone at Habodel is delighted to be supporting the Children’s Air Ambulance this year in what is our very first charity partnership.”
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Hide Ad“This is a great opportunity for us to work with them to raise vital funds to support the lifesaving charity, ensuring that they can continue the vital transfer service for critically ill babies and children, getting them to specialist paediatric and neonatal treatment centres as quickly as possible.
“We are looking forward to a fantastic year and cannot wait to get our charity partnership started,” he added.
Sharon Evans, Community Fundraising Executive for the charity said: “We are so pleased that Habodel have chosen the Children’s Air Ambulance as their first ever charity partnership. We receive no government or National Lottery funding, and without support from local communities and businesses such as this, we wouldn’t be able to continue making a difference to babies, children and their families across the UK.”
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Hide AdThe charity is celebrating its 10th anniversary of lifesaving high-speed transfers in 2023 and is encouraging people to visit a charity store and grab a bargain, donate unwanted clothing to one of many clothing banks, get involved in a challenge event, fundraise, or even sign up to volunteer.
To learn more or to support the charity, please visit www.childrensairambulance.org.uk or call 0300 3045 999.
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