Southampton firm builds partnership with construction charity
Posted: Tuesday, June 4th, 2024
For the next 12 months, the Band of Builders charity will use two vans to help in its work to deliver life-enhancing projects to those dealing with life’s most challenging circumstances, The News Portsmouth reported. With the addition of two vans from Hendy, the charity's operations will expand nationwide. The vans will facilitate the transportation of tools and materials to various projects, thereby significantly enhancing the charity's reach and impact. Hendy's head of business performance, David Graham, said the Ford Transit Custom and Vauxhall Vivaro will be signed to raise Band of Builders' profile further. “Many of our customers are in the construction industry. This charity is a perfect fit for us, from those operating large fleets to local small businesses,” said David, highlighting the strategic alignment of the partnership with Hendy's customer base and business objectives. “The charity does an incredible job in supporting those in need, and we wanted to get involved in supporting something that resonates with a key area of the business.” Band of Builders (BoB) CEO Gavin Crane said: “We are forming a great charity partnership with Hendy Van and Truck, and its generosity in providing us with the use of two new BoB liveried vans will make a massive difference in enabling us to take BoB on the road. “As a charity, we visit construction sites, attend trade shows, and deliver projects across the UK - so the vans will be essential in helping us transport materials to where they are needed.”
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