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our staff heroes

Celebrating the wonderful team at Heatons, who regularly give up their own time to help raise money and awareness for local and national causes.

small things make
a big difference

Thank you to everyone who contributes their time, energy and efforts supporting the charities and good causes that we all care about. By helping as much as we can through a range of volunteering and fundraising activities, we hope to have a positive impact on our local community and make a difference in our own way.

WBC Children's Christmas Gift Appeal

When Rachael Harry, Assistant Production Manager in Workwear, heard about the appeal by Wirral Social Services to help provide underprivileged and vulnerable children with a gift this Christmas she was determined to help. She asked the staff at Heatons to get on board and was overwhelmed by the response, gathering over £1,000 worth of presents for a range of different age groups.

“We would like to thank you, your colleagues and everyone at Heatons for the kind and generous donations of gifts. We are extremely grateful for your support and your gifts will make a real difference to so many children this year.”

- Wirral Borough Council

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santa claus is coming to town

A huge well done to our very own Vicki O’Neill, account manager, for taking part in this year’s Liverpool Santa Dash, successfully completing the 5k course in under 40 minutes and raising a whopping £400 in aid of Alder Hey Children’s Charity.

It’s the biggest and longest established Santa Run in the UK and has even achieved Guiness World Record status for the biggest santa gathering.

“It was great fun taking part, along with my niece Antonia, this year there were more than 6,000 people all in santa suits.

We’re delighted to have raised so much money for Alder Hey, which is such a brilliant local hospital that does so much for children and helps so many families.”

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supporting the scouts

Friends and family of the 2nd Bebington Scout Group braved the sweltering temperatures to take part in The Wirral Coastal Walk. Despite being one of the hottest days of the year, they successfully completed the 12.5 miles from New Brighton to Thurstaston, together raising over £350 for their local scout group.

This is just one of many activities raising funds to send 30 boys on an international scouting trip to the Czech Republic for the opportunity of a lifetime and experience some amazing activities with a Czech scout group.

Nickie Galvin, Customer Services Advisor, completed the walk with her son Connor, one of the scouts looking forward the trip.

“Meeting scouts in other countries and trying new experiences are some of the best things about being a scout, it’s a brilliant way for young people to make new friends and learn more about the world at the same time. Connor and his friends are so excited about visiting the Czech Republic and having lots more scouting adventures, thanks to everyone for all your support.”

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climbing snowdon for bowel cancer awareness

Well done to all the team from Heatons for raising more than £1,500 in support of #TeamDDB's 'Random Act of Kindness' Campaign and raising vital awareness of Bowel Cancer .

“Danny's positivity since his diagnosis in 2019, is truly inspiring, for those that know him will agree he has become a local hero and has used his diagnosis to bring awareness to the often silent symptoms of bowel cancer, particularly in young people.”

- Rachel Anderson, Interiors Project Manager

mighty hiker

Congratulations to Drew Kale, Account Manager, who completed the Lake District Mighty Hike for the 4th time with a PB of 6hrs 47mins. Drew raised a magnificent £3000 for Macmillan Cancer Support.

knocking out cancer

Our Commercial Director, Danny Young, took part in a charity boxing event in aid of Cancer Research, winning his match and raising a magnificent £1795.

mini rugby

Ian Corf, account manager, coaches the under 6s at Caldy RUFC. “We encourage children to come and see if they enjoy playing, it’s a great way to develop their coordination and also helps with fitness.”

lending an ear

Our ICT advisor, Dean Connolly, volunteers his time as a Jehova’s Witness, offering comfort to people struggling with the difficulties of life and showing them how the Bible can support them.

novelty egg cosies

When Sarah Adshead from our accounts team began knitting egg cosies in support of Claire House she was amazed by their popularity, smashing her £200 target, what an eggcellent idea.

star trekking

Our Senior Designer, Rebecca Krinks, successfully completed the 10k star trek night walk raising money for Southport Hospice Queens Court in memory of her friend’s dad.

step it up

Congratulations to our Account Manager, John Mulrooney, who achieved his 30-day walking challenge in aid of Cancer Research, completing 10,000 steps per day and raising an impressive £860.

race for life

Well done to Kayleigh Lally from our workwear team, who successfully completed the Race for Life in memory of her grandma, Mary, raising money for Cancer Research.
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supporting football from the grass roots

Paul Williams, our Purchasing Manager, has been volunteering at AC Hoylake JFC for over 20 years. He first became involved when his youngest son became a member and has since assumed the role of chairman, overseeing the full running of the club.

Athletic Club Hoylake (AC Hoylake) was established in 2001 to address the need for a local junior football club in Hoylake and West Kirby. With new teams introduced every season, it now has over 500 players in 41 teams, including a thriving girls’ section.

The club ethos is to ensure that ALL children have the opportunity to take part in and enjoy football from a young age. The coaches aim to help develop their technique and skills through a mix of training, mini-soccer and junior football matches in a safe, fun environment and the measure of their success is based on the numbers who return to play each week.

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skipping success

Well done to Nickie Galvin from our customer experience team for completing her monthly skipping challenge of 100 skips a day and raising over £350 for Cancer Research UK, in memory of her mother and father-in-law.

“Although it was tiring for the first few days it soon became easier and it’s for such a good cause, thank you to everyone who has supported me and helped fund life-saving research.”

Nickie is also club secretary at Allport Hawks Junior Football Club in Eastham, she looks after all the player registrations and admin for their nine teams, from under 7s right through to under 15s.

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Walking With The Wounded
supporting those who served

Well done to Vicki O’Neill and Danny Burns from our sales team on completing their 20k challenge as part of team ‘Wirral Wanderers’, in aid of the veterans charity Walking With The Wounded (WWTW).

WWTW supports injured former ex-service men and women, helping them and their families transition back into civilian life. Working with the NHS it delivers employment, mental health and care programmes, saving jobs, homes, relationships and lives for the veterans who struggle after leaving the military.

“I am very proud we raised a total of £757 for this great cause.

Although the weather conditions were tough with wind, rain, sleet and ice, they were nothing compared to what our Armed Forces face on a daily basis and a big thanks to everyone for your kind donations.” - Vicki O'Neill

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4 x 4 x 48 challenge

Luke Boyle, account manager from our Cumbrian office, successfully completed the David Goggins challenge to run four miles every four hours for 48 hours – a total of 48 miles. The challenge was started in 2020 by David Goggins, an American endurance athlete and motivational speaker and has since been adopted by thousands of followers on social media.

Luke together with his lifelong friend Cameron Prokas raised a remarkable £7,736 for The Great North Air Ambulance, in memory of Luke's cousin Jack, a young player at Penrith Football Club who died aged just 19 while driving near Penrith. He had been studying professional policing at the University of Cumbria and during the pandemic he volunteered at Cumbria police where he collected and delivered PPE equipment for frontline officers.

"It wasn’t just a normal run. To raise a lot of money for the air ambulance as well as trying to keep Jack’s memory alive: that was the overall aim. Whether people donated £5 or £100, every little bit is much appreciated. It really does mean a lot that people have gone out of their way to give something. It just shows you how much of an amazing lad Jack was.”

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every little helps

Our staff are incredibly passionate about doing their bit to help good causes and the wider community. Take a look at what we do as a business for local and national charities.

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