Paul Samrah, a consultant with multi-disciplinary professional advisory firm Moore Kingston Smith, is raising funds to refurbish an ambulance, fill it with supplies and personally deliver it to Ukraine as part of a convoy leaving Kent on Sunday 22 September.

Sussex community groups were celebrating this week as London Gatwick announced the recipients of £30,000 from the first round of the London Gatwick Foundation Fund of 2024, across Mid Sussex, Crawley and Wealden.

Money raised by leading Sussex law firm Mayo Wynne Baxter could help Air Ambulance Charity Kent Surrey and Sussex (KSS) pay for four lifesaving blood transfusions, which could assist in preventing a patient from bleeding to death at the scene of a critical accident.

An intrepid team of adventurers from accountants, business and wealth advisers Kreston Reeves completed the gruelling Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge raising over £3,000 for the Kreston Reeves Foundation (registered charity no. 1180402).

St Catherine's Hospice are delighted to invite you to enter a team for this year's Dragon Boat team building event.

Air Ambulance Charity Kent Surrey Sussex (KSS) is on an urgent mission to buy its second air ambulance with the launch of a £1 million ‘Buy it for Life’ fundraising appeal so that it can reach more patients and save even more lives in Kent, Surrey and Sussex.

Join us on a mammoth 30k challenge in March.

The Gatwick Airport Community Trust is calling on local groups and projects in Sussex to apply for grant funding.

St Barnabas Hospices and Martlets announce a merger to enhance patient care and provide sustainable hospice care for the future

Welcome to our January 2024 update. 2023 was once again our busy year to date, just look at what we achieved.

Pulborough based charity and Gatwick Diamond member The Mary How Trust has launched a brand new comedy night.

Sussex-based Carpenter Box has raised £82,000 in the accountancy firm’s 100th year to support charities working with vulnerable people across the county.

London Gatwick has delivered a fresh cash injection for five of the most deserving organisations and special causes in the county just in time for Christmas.

A recent UK survey by Shelter has reported over 300,000 people as homeless. Bristol-based charity called BillyChip has been formed to support the homeless nationally.

On Wednesday 6 December the new £19.5 million St Catherine’s Hospice welcomed its first patient onto its wards, marking the final stage of its transition from its 40-year-old hospice on Malthouse Road in Crawley into its new home at Pease Pottage.

Over the last 12 months the teams at Kreston Reeves have collectively raised over £11,500 for charities in their local areas by taking part in a wide variety of activities and putting in a huge effort.

We wanted to share something that means a lot to the Delta family. Earlier this year our amazing Sales manager Jane Axford sadly lost her mum to pancreatic cancer.

The Coronation Food Project was launched to mark His Majesty The King’s 75th birthday on 14th November.

Changes affecting the way Charities have to go about disposing of the property assets have been introduced by the Charities Act 2022 (the Act), which amends the Charities Act 2011. The changes came into effect on 14 June 2023 and all charities need to be aware of how they will be affected and what they need to do when considering selling or letting any property assets.

Early bird wins Photo Competition We are excited to announce that Tim Nightingale is our 2023 Photo Competition winner, with his stunning photo Cormorant at Sunrise. Tim took his winning photo very early in the morning at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve.Runner-up was Brian Watkins, with his superb photo of a woodland bird in an iconic pose - Nuthatch on Fungi.For this year's competition, our judges, headed up by professional international wildlife photographer David Plummer, selected 12 finalists from more than 500 entries for its online photography competition. Then it was over to the public, where over 1000 people voted for their favourite. Read morE Listening with 'deer' ears Kissing trees, rustling leaves, squeaking puddles. What might we be able to hear if we really listen when we're out enjoying nature?Emma Chaplin has been asking her Sussex Wildlife Trust colleagues to share their favourite sounds, or ones that they find most interesting.  Lend us your ears   Upcoming events 16 November: Nature Tots - Crawley - last two places 18 November: The Ocean Symposium - Bexhill 18 -19 November: Festive Makers Market - Rye Harbour 22 November: Deneway's Wild Future - Free event.16-25 year olds, Brighton 03 December: Winter Wreath Workshop - Rye Harbour More events here