Supporting others
We do a lot to support and raise awareness for various charities and organisations across the city throughout the year.
This page is a small ‘scrapbook’ of some of the things we get upto!
Donation of items to St Luke's Hospice Plymouth
Two members of our team (Scott & Agata) donated a selection of blow up guitars and wigs we had left over from the Chestnut Appeal event we held in 2025 to St Luke’s Hospice Plymouth who had a fund raising table during the Big Tribute Fest 2025 event.
Men's Day Out in aid of St Luke's Hospice Plymouth
Every year Paul, Scott, Micheal and Adam take part in the Men’s Day Out in support of St Luke’s Hospice Plymouth. Thousands take part walking around Plymouth from Plymouth Albion and back.
Tour De Moor in aid of St Luke's Hospice Plymouth
Every year Paul jumps on his bike to ride across the moors in the annual Tour De Moor event in aid of St Luke’s Hospice.
The Midnight Walk in aid of St Luke's Hospice Plymouth
Every year Scott helps raise awarness of the thousands of women who take part in the St Luke’s Hospice – Midnight walk by capturing a few photos and the videos from the start line.
Warrior Women Walk in aid of Trevi
Team members Agata (taking part) and Paul, Adam (marshalls) taking part in the Warrior Women 10k Walk in support of Trevi
A Historic Night in Aid of War Years Remembered Museum
On 17th October 2025, Paul Montgomery, Chair of the Plymouth Business Charity Group, hosted a very special charity dinner in support of the War Years Remembered Museum.
The evening marked exactly 80 years since 17th October 1945, when the wartime SAS held their farewell dinner and disbandment parade at Hylands House in Essex following World War II. This remarkable dinner was held in the same historic room, connecting the past with the present.
The museum, which preserves the legacy of Lt Col Blair “Paddy” Mayne – co-founder of the SAS and a decorated war hero with four DSOs earned across North Africa, Italy, and Germany, required urgent repairs to remain open to the public.
Guests included Blair Mayne’s niece, the son of SAS veteran Johnny Coopers, the wartime driver Billy Hull, and many other distinguished veterans of the regiment. Ex-SAS Sergeant Major Billy Billingham delivered a moving speech, describing Blair Mayne as “the leader’s leader”, whose example continues to inspire modern-day soldiers.
The evening featured an exceptional auction of rare SAS memorabilia, expertly conducted by Bruce Compton, raising an impressive £24,000 (after costs) for the museum.
It was a truly memorable evening, honouring history, celebrating heroism, and supporting a vital piece of our heritage.