Five charities have benefited from airtime donated by Celton Manx. Campaigns for the Alzheimer’s Society, the British Red Cross, Crossroads Care Young Carers Project, Samaritans and Tabitha’s Trust were broadcast on Manx Radio between December 2014 and early March this year, since when the charities… read more »
16 February 2015
Organisers of the 2015 Isle of Man Easter Festival of Running, sponsored for the third consecutive year by Celton Manx, are urging entrants to register now for what promises to be three days of first-class race competitions and social activities. The 2015 festival, the 53rd… read more »
7 January 2015
Celton Manx is to widen the reach of its community investment activities with the launch of a new sponsorship programme, ‘Recognition’, aimed primarily at those local charities and not-for-profit organisations which may have only limited resources for promoting and developing their services within the community… read more »
15 December 2014
Celton Manx is to donate airtime to five Manx charities. The Isle of Man branches of the Alzheimer’s Society, British Red Cross and Samaritans, together with Crossroads Care Young Carers Project in association with service user and fundraiser Darren Kennish, and Tabitha’s Trust will each… read more »
21 November 2014
A remarkable seven-year-old girl has won the Heroes in the Community 2014 Heart of Gold award sponsored by Celton Manx. Cici Reed, from Peel, has raised more than £2,500 for ‘Big H’, the former TT rider Paul Hunt seriously injured while serving as a marshall… read more »
Recognition is the Celton Manx sponsorship programme that’s giving visibility to charities and not-for-profit organisations working hard to transform people’s lives.
Celton Manx understands the issues that matter to the people of the Isle of Man and the vital role local good causes – especially those which are more ‘under-the-radar’ – play in the community.
Our sponsorship scheme recognises the valuable contributions these organisations are making, often with only limited resources and modest budgets to promote and develop their services.
In 2018 we made 25 Recognition awards – some monetary, others in the form of practical support – which saw us recognising the vulnerable, the disadvantaged and the isolated, supporting wellbeing interventions, advancing digital literacy and providing opportunities for personal achievement.
And in 2019 we are continuing to invest in the community so that together we can make a difference.
