Manx Radio’s DreamCatcher appeal added another ‘hero’ to its Heroes in the Community programme thanks to Crossroads Care’s new award, Dedication to Equality and Diversity, sponsored by Celton Manx. The award, which aims to recognise an organisation dedicated to employing, nurturing and empowering those with… read more »
13 November 2017
Communications between dog handlers and navigators serving the Search and Rescue Dog Association Isle of Man (SARDA IoM) have been given a welcome boost after the charity received a Celton Manx Recognition award to fund the purchase of new VHF radios. SARDA IoM’s Jim Macgregor… read more »
3 November 2017
The Children’s Centre’s MOBEX activity programme received a boost after it received a Celton Manx Recognition award to fund the purchase of three new mountain bikes, swelling its fleet to eight. The MOBEX team deliver a range of largely outdoor activities that challenge young people… read more »
30 October 2017
‘Movie magic’ is delighting audiences in Castletown after the Castle Community Cinema received a Celton Manx Recognition award this year. Screenings are held in the town’s civic hall and proving popular with all ages, says the cinema’s founder Ali de Backer. ‘Receiving this award has… read more »
5 October 2017
The future of inclusive disability swimming club Pisces’ therapy sessions has been secured for a further year after the Manx-registered charity received a Recognition award from Celton Manx. Held in the Glencrutchery pool in Douglas Pisces’ twice-monthly water activities are designed to benefit those living… 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 2017 we made 27 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 2018 we’ll be continuing to invest in the community so that together we can make a difference.
