Chairman

Carl Huntley

I’m privileged to witness the selfless work that Hope House does for families in need. They provide essential support, helping to create precious memories for families despite tough circumstances. Committing myself to supporting this charity annually is the least I can do.

Director

Bryn Jones

I have chosen Midlands Air Ambulance Charity as they respond to and support some of the most traumatic incidents that happen to people. I am also slightly hedging my bets in case I break my leg during the climb up Ben Nevis!

Director

Ben Embrey

Severn Hospice really looked after my dad and made him comfortable during his last days, which is why I am supporting them, and I hope you will too.

Senior Associate

Joe Salt

My chosen charity is Asthma + Lung UK because, as an asthma sufferer they have been incredibly supportive to me, particularly in my younger years when hospital visits were frequent. It’s reassuring to know that they are there.

Managing Director

Harry Reece

Lingen Davies are a local resource and support charity for both cancer treatment and research. They are a cause that family members and friends have been supported by over the years.

Associate

Jack Harris

Grinshill Animal Rescue is a small family-run shelter which has been running for over 35 years, helping to re-home dogs and cats across Shropshire. I lived in Clive for several years and had the opportunity to help out with dog walking in my spare time and was really impressed by the level of care and importance they give to each of their furry residents.

Architectural Designer

Dan Gibbons

I’ve chosen to support The Samaritans – the only 24/7 working suicide prevention charity in the UK. It’s a charity that I care about deeply, especially with the increasing number of young lives taken by suicide.

Architect

Yasmin Lokat

The Severn Hospice was where my mum spent the last few weeks of her time with us. It truly was for us, and remains to many, a sanctuary – and it runs more or less entirely off donations. I’m hoping that by doing the 3 Peaks challenge, I can try to give back just a portion of what Severn Hospice was able to provide my family. I’d be truly grateful for any donation put forwards.

Business & Planning ExecUTIVE

Lucy Grubb

I’m supporting Hope House, a charity that helps children and their families in times of need. Their work is amazing and I’m looking to raise funds for this incredible cause!

Architect

Jake Boardman

My chosen charity is Sands – Supporting bereaved families. Sands is a national charity providing support to anyone affected by the death of a baby and improving the care bereaved parents receive.

Architect

James Smith

I’m fundraising for Bowel Cancer UK to support a cause close to home. Several family members, including my grandma and mum, have been affected by this devastating disease. It’s going to be a big challenge but I’m determined to finish it, knowing it could make a difference to many lives in the future.

Senior Architectural Technologist

Joe Weigh

Let’s help end the stigma around male mental health and suicide. Andy’s Man Club offers talking groups to help tackle the issue. Let’s support Andy’s Man Club to help tackle male suicide which is the main cause of death in men under 50. #ITSOKTOTALK

Architectural Designer

Harry Braid

I am supporting Sight Savers on the Three Peaks Challenge! People in developing nations do not have access to even basic eyecare. Sightsavers treat eye conditions such as cataracts and tackle debilitating diseases, many of which cause sight loss. .

Architectural Technologist

Kieran Thomas

I have chosen to sponsor Cancer Research UK following the unfortunate and sudden passing of a close family member recently. Cancer is one of those things that we’ve all heard of but know very little about, so by sponsoring Cancer Research UK, I hope we can help to find a means of preventing cancer.