The Brabners Foundation reaches milestone amount of £250,000 in donations

The achievement follows the Foundation's most successful Ball to date, held at Manchester Monastery.
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In 2022, The Brabners Foundation donated £4,600 to North West Air Ambulance — a charity that provides enhanced pre-hospital care to the most critically ill & injured patients.
North West Air Ambulance receives no government or NHS funding — it’s completely reliant on donations and needs to raise £12 million every year to keep flying.
It’s active 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and undertakes almost 1,400 missions annually, the most common of which are road traffic collisions.
Our donation has gone a small way to support the air ambulance’s life-saving missions across the North West.
The crew for each mission contains a pilot, a doctor and a paramedic, who work together to bring the hospital to the patient and deliver major trauma care.

The achievement follows the Foundation's most successful Ball to date, held at Manchester Monastery.

We've retained our B Corp certification, resulting in a notable improvement on our assessment framework score.

The Brabners Foundation's latest round of grant funding has provided over £25,000 to a series of local charities.

Associate Amanda Long has become a trustee of One Fylde, a charity based on Lancashire’s Fylde Coast.

The Brabners Foundation granted £2,500 to The Mental Health Foundation.

The Brabners Foundation pledged £5,000 to UK charity SHS (School-Home Support).

The Brabners Foundation provided a £2,500 grant to children's mental health charity Place2Be.

The Brabners Foundation donated £2,000 to UK charity the Little Princess Trust.

Blackburn Music Society is set to return thanks to a £750 grant from The Brabners Foundation.

The Brabners Foundation is proud to support Lancaster-based charity Escape2Make.