Squire's Garden Centres announce new charity partners

Squire’s Garden Centres has raised an impressive £23,577 for local charities through its annual ‘Charity of the Year’ programme, helping support charities that make a real difference in the communities surrounding its 17 garden centres.
Now in its fifteenth year, the initiative sees each Squire’s centre partner with a local charity chosen by colleagues. From 1 August 2025 to 31 July 2026, fundraising activities took place across the business, raising vital funds and awareness for a wide range of community organisations and local charities supporting local people, families and environmental projects.
Each charity partner is carefully selected against specific criteria. Funds raised must benefit local people and communities directly, remain within the local area and support causes that align with Squire’s commitment to making a positive difference where it matters most.
Sam Dickson, Managing Director – Squire’s Garden Centres, said: “Being part of our local communities has always been incredibly important to Squire’s. This fantastic fundraising total is only possible thanks to the enthusiasm of our colleagues and the generosity of our customers, who continue to support so many worthwhile local causes. Together, we’ve helped charities that provide essential services, support families and individuals, and improve the lives of people in the communities we serve. We are extremely proud of what we’ve achieved and look forward to supporting another wonderful group of charities over the coming year.”
Fundraising activities varied from centre to centre and included raffle prizes, collection boxes, festive fundraising through Squire’s Christmas Grottos, community events and customer celebrations. Beyond the funds raised, the programme also helps shine a spotlight on the valuable work undertaken by local charities, creating stronger community connections and opportunities for colleagues to become involved.
Alongside its local Charity of the Year partnerships, Squire’s continues to support national horticultural charities including Greenfingers Charity, which creates inspiring gardens for children’s hospices, and Perennial, the UK’s charity helping people working in horticulture.
New Charity of the Year Partners for 2026-27
Squire’s is delighted to announce its Charity of the Year partners for the coming year, running from 1 August 2026 to 31 July 2027 are:
Badshot Lea – Helen Arkell Dyslexia Charity
Chertsey – White Lodge Centre
Cobham – The Meeting Room
Crawley – League of Friends of Crawley Hospital
Frensham – Woodlarks Campsite
Hare Hatch – Daisy’s Dream
Hersham – Princess Alice Hospice
Long Ditton – Home-Start Elmbridge
Milford – The Green Hub Project for Teens
Reigate – Home-Start East Surrey
Shepperton – Families Thriving Together
Stanmore – St Luke’s Hospice
Twickenham – South East Rivers Trust
Washington – St Barnabus House Hospice
West Horsley – Home-Start Guildford
Woking – Cherry Trees
Wokingham – The Cowshed
Through their Charity of the Year partnerships programme, Squire’s hopes to raise vital funds, increase awareness and build meaningful community partnerships that create lasting local impact.




































































Comments