Percy Hughes & Roberts are proud to mark the conclusion of our 2025 Charity of the Year partnership with The Brain Charity.

Over the past year, our team has worked together to raise funds and awareness for this fantastic organisation, which provides essential support to people living with neurological conditions and their families.

Through a series of fundraising activities and events, including an Easter raffle, bake sale and participation in the Wirral Coastal Walk, our team raised a total of £1,650 for The Brain Charity. 

 
We are incredibly grateful to everyone who supported our fundraising efforts throughout the year. Every donation helped contribute towards the charity’s vital work supporting individuals across the region.

The Impact of Our Fundraising

The Brain Charity kindly shared an impact report demonstrating how funds raised during partnerships like ours help make a real difference to people living with neurological conditions.

Thanks to support from partners and fundraisers, the charity has been able to provide services such as social activities to combat loneliness, hospital-based information and advice at the point of diagnosis, and counselling sessions for people in need of emotional support. 

The report also highlighted the wider impact of fundraising efforts, including helping 206 clients attend creative social activities, delivering 82.5 hours of hospital-based advice, and providing 55 counselling sessions to people living with neurological conditions. 

We were also delighted to receive a certificate from The Brain Charity recognising the £1,650 raised by Percy Hughes & Roberts during our partnership. 

Thank You to The Brain Charity

We would like to thank everyone at The Brain Charity for their support throughout the year. It has been a pleasure working alongside such a dedicated organisation and learning more about the incredible work they do to support people affected by neurological conditions.

While our Charity of the Year partnership has now come to an end, we encourage anyone interested in supporting their work to find out more about the charity and the services they provide.

You can learn more about The Brain Charity here:

https://www.thebraincharity.org.uk/

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