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Celebrating our Charity Champions!

Local businesses, community groups and individuals who have supported St Wilfrid’s Hospice were celebrated at a special awards evening.

The Charity Champion Awards 2025, held at the Hydro Hotel, was an uplifting occasion featuring inspiring stories and highlights from fundraising campaigns.

The evening included an awards ceremony, marking the achievements of standout supporters, including long-time volunteers, event sponsors and creative fundraisers who have helped raise vital funds for the hospice over the past year. Ryan Millns compered, and awards were presented by St Wilfrid’s CEO Colin Twomey.

Debra Elliott, Corporate Fundraiser, said: “Charity Champions is an opportunity for us to celebrate the fantastic support we receive from businesses, community groups and individuals. It was such an uplifting evening, and we’d like to say a heartfelt thank you to everyone who attended.

“Thank you also to our event sponsors, Madeira Windows and Eastbourne Gardens Care Homes Avery Collection, along with drinks reception sponsor, Coda Pharmacy. Everyone’s support makes a real difference to hospice care.”

The winners were:

Community Champion Award

Winner – Kim Hatcher-Davies

Highly Commended – Enterprise

Highly Commended – Karen Grevatt

New Champion Award

Winner – Howden Insurance

Highly Commended – Aspen Pumps Group

Highly Commended – James Glover, Dignity

Highly Commended – NFU Mutual (Uckfield)

Creative Champion Award

Winner – Hawes Construction

Highly Commended – Fairfield House Vets Uckfield

Highly Commended – Orbital Roofing

Long Standing Champion Award

Winner – Barwells Solicitors

Highly Commended – Brewers

Highly Commended – Haulaway

Highly Commended – Chiddfest

Individual Champion Award

Winner – Tom Lynn

Highly Commended – Jake Wallis

Highly Commended – Adam Upton

St Wilfrid’s Charity Champion Award

Winner – Whiteline

Highly Commended – Yes Promo Products

Highly Commended – Ryan Millns, Ashdown Radio

Pictured: The Charity Champion Award winners

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