Initiatives That Make Us Proud To Be Their Friends

A huge respect and thanks to all our event industry friends who have pivoted to provide essential services, support the NHS and spread positivity. There are many more but here are a few businesses we are proud to call our friends. 

Pinstripes & Peonies 

Every year on Mothers Day they buy two thousand (!) daffodils and donate them to Floral Angels. Sadly due to the circumstances the Floral Angels were unable to fulfil the tradition this year, but P&P managed to save the day and go ahead, acting under Floral Angels' name, to make sure these Mums living at Great Ormond Street Hospital felt that love. Their two florists, Lucy and Elouise, unlocked the studio for an afternoon to make 80 posies in the well-known Floral Angels tin-can-vases. Ruari then took these to the accommodation wing of the Hospital in hopes of bringing someone a smile..

Read more: HERE

Caper & Berry, Jacaranda & By Word of Mouth

Supporting the NHS by cooking delicious & nutritious meals.

Chilli Bees

Has had to close their kitchens while the country is on lockdown, but not before they were able to cook over 800 meals for the amazing NHS staff at St George’s Hospital and Royal Brompton Hospital. Ellie and her mum will be continuing to cook what they can from their kitchens to keep supplying healthy home cooked food for St George’s. 

Event Concept

The incredible #makeitblue with HRP Events projection was produced and delivered solely by Kris, their Senior Technical Project Manager. Imagery from Clive the Yeoman who lives at the Tower of London.

Feragaia

Whilst Scotland is on lockdown Feragaia are giving a free care pack to Scotland’s frontline drivers, whether it’s a neighbour driving an ambulance through the night or a family member providing hot meals for those in need. Each pack includes a 50cl bottle of Feragaia, Scotland’s first alcohol-free spirit, along with bottles of @cushiedoos tonic and @merchantsheart ginger ale to give this selfless hero a moment to enjoy and unwind with before having to head back out on the road again.⁣

Chase Distillery

In response to the the growing situation around Covid-19, they have started to use their stills at The Chase Farm to produce alcohol which is then converted into hand sanitiser.

HR1 is a WHO approved formula hand sanitiser and over the next few weeks 30000 units will be donated to frontline medical professionals and key workers in their local Herefordshire & Worcestershire areas. They have also made it available to buy to our trade customers and on the Chase web-shop. They’ve also donated several tonnes of potatoes to local food banks!

If you’d like to order a case of HR1, you can do so on their website CLICK HERE or by emailing sales@chasedistillery.co.uk for trade customers.

Lavender Green

To help bring joy to families in isolation, in the weeks before they closed they offered free spring bulbs for all children!