Adur & Worthing Business Awards supports Guild Care as its 2022 Charity Partner

Guests who attended the prestigious Adur & Worthing Business Awards on Friday 4^th November were invited to enter a fundraising draw during the evening to support local charity, Guild Care. Guild Care is Worthing’s leading social care charity, supporting people to live well, enjoy life, and love every day. In addition to their three not-for-profit care homes, they run a wealth of community services that support older people, people living with dementia, and children and adults with learning disabilities.

The draw raised an incredible £2,058 which will go towards vital equipment and resources. Alex Brooks-Johnson, CEO at Guild Care commented “We were delighted and very proud to be the charity partner this year for the Adur & Worthing Business Awards and would like to thank everyone involved in organising the event as well as all the nominees. We would also like to sincerely thank everyone who attended the awards ceremony and who gave so generously to support our work in reducing social isolation and social stigma. The money raised during the evening will help our charity to continue to support vulnerable, lonely, and isolated people in our community”. 

James Stoner (Business Development Director at JSPC/ AWBA Vice Chairman) and Tracie Davey (Worthing & Adur Chamber of Commerce CEO / AWBA Judge) recently visited the charity to present a cheque. James said, “It was great to support a charity that provides such outstanding care to so many local families. I would like to personally thank everyone who donated so generously on the night”.

Photo L-R Tracie Davey (Worthing & Adur Chamber CEO / AWBA Judge), Alex Brooks-Johnson (Guild Care CEO) and James Stoner (Operations Director at JSPC Computer Services / AWBA Vice Chairman).