Location: Unit 1 Jane Murray Way, Burgess Hill, RH15 9UG, United Kingdom
The positive impact B&Q has helped to create in communities.
The number of people indirectly helped each week by the good causes B&Q has supported
6,375
15
4
Volunteering (hours)
48
Non-food donated (tonnes)
2
Here's how businesses create local impact through Neighbourly.
Through Neighbourly, B&Q has donated products and volunteer time, turning business resources into meaningful community impact.
Through Neighbourly, businesses donate resources to local good causes.
Support goes directly to charities and community organisations, helping them free up time and resources to focus on what matters most.
Whether it's a hot meal, essential products, a safe place to meet or someone to talk to, support reaches people in ways that make a real difference.
Together, these contributions create real, measurable impact in local communities. That's social value in action.
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Horsham, UK
We are constantly looking at ways to support the well-being of our pupils and staff and recognise the vital impact that it has. Our curriculum has been shaped, and is developing to, reflect the experience-rich, memorable learning that our pupils deserve. We have a high number of families in need of targeted support as well as high needs pupils in school that we adapt our curriculum for.
What we've received
Haywards Heath, UK
Bentswood Hub C.I.C. was set up to take on the responsibility of the community larder and some other activities in the Bentswood area when Sussex Clubs for Young People sadly went in to liquidation. Bentswood Hub C.I.C. offers a holistic approach to youth and community support, empowering the community to embrace it's youth and build better futures. Bentswood Hub C.I.C. delivers the following activities: Emotional support and sign-posting. A community larder offering fair access to food for all. Pop-Up events to support the community at key points in the year. A junior and a Senior youth group. A 'Just for Girls' weekly emotional wellbeing group. Training and work experience programmes for young people. A Man2Men weekly session. A knit and natter weekly session. A weekly silent book club. Volunteering opportunities.
What we've received
North Chailey, UK
We give people the care they need towards and at the end of their life, supporting them to live as well as possible with their illness by adding life to their days. We also help their families and carers to cope practically and emotionally. When our patients reach the end of their journey, we help them to die with dignity and with as little suffering as possible and we support their families through the process of bereavement. We offer care via our 14 bed inpatient unit, home care through our Community Team and outpatient services through our Wellbeing Centre. We have to raise approximately £2.6 million each year from voluntary sources to ensure these services can be delivered free at the point of care. Our nurses care for the patients both in the hospice and in their own homes. We offer care and support to patients based on their individual choices and needs. Many of our community patients also benefit from our Wellbeing Centre which include: gentle exercise, meditation and breathing classes, a gardening club, art and other creative activities, counselling, welfare advice, complementary therapies and spiritual care. For the duration of the patient’s illness, our hospice becomes an extension of the family. We are the people the patient and family members turn to when they have questions or need reassurance. The hospice supports nearly 700 patients and their families each year. Once a patient dies, our care does not stop. We offer bereavement counselling and remembrance services to the family members. Many people also want to stay in contact with the hospice through volunteering and fundraising for us.
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