West Wales donates £2,000 to Saundersfoot Rotary and Tenderfoot Welsh Disabled Sports Clubs
25 September 2024
The Saundersfoot Rotary Club has been awarded a £2,000 cheque as one of the latest recipients of Persimmon Homes West Wales' Community Champions initiative.
Tenderfoot Welsh Disabled Sports Club, sees Saundersfoot Rotary Club train and develop disabled athletes every year in a variety of sports, culminating in teams competing in the Welsh Disability Team Games.
The region's donation will go towards supporting the Rotary’s annual fundraising in support of the club, their sporting activities, and equipment.
The Community Champions scheme by Persimmon Homes West Wales donates £24,000 each year to community organisations and good causes in the areas it develops.
In July, Pembrokeshire Coast National Park supported Persimmon’s proposed development of a new sustainable community of 72 high-quality homes in Saundersfoot.
The zero-carbon ready scheme includes a mix of quality new detached, semi-detached, terraced houses, and apartments, ranging from one to four bedrooms, which will help meet local housing needs and open the door to home ownership for more local families.
Ray Wise, from Saundersfoot Rotary Club, thanked Persimmon for the donation and commented:
"Thank you to Persimmon for their kind donation. This money will help us at Saundersfoot Rotary Club to enhance Tenderfoot's activities and enable more people with disabilities to get involved in sports.
"Persimmon's donation will help us foster a strong sense of community and empowerment, making a difference to the lives of people with disabilities across West Wales."
Sharon Bouhali, Sales Director at Persimmon Homes West Wales, commented:
“Our Community Champions scheme is all about supporting the areas we operate in, and the community champions who go above and beyond to support others in their local community.
“The work that the Saundersfoot Rotary Club do to improve the lives of people living with disabilities is heartwarming, so we are delighted to support their ongoing work.”
