How do we do this? In a whole variety of ways, arranging fun-days for 'Special Needs' adults and children to seaside resorts like Poole, Weston Super Mare and Weymouth, organising shopping expeditions for the adults and lending a helping hand where we can:
recently we supplied an electric
wheelchair to a pensioner and funded the
installation of hospital radio
for care homes like Watersmead at Westbury, Wiltshire ...... and working quietly in the background, helping other 'Special Needs' charities including the Children's Heart Circle for Downs Syndrome Children, Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity, the Leukemia Society, the Sarah Duffyn Centre in Portsmouth which assesses children's disabilities, more locally the Trowbridge Special Needs Centre, Stepping Stones and Riding for the Disabled
Naturally, whether working quietly behind the scenes or in a more visible way, Imperial Charity, like many UK charities, is partly dependent on its own commercial initiatives, and contributes all net profits to the charity.
The Imperial Menu Company generates another source of revenue for the charity by producing full colour high quality restaurant menus, business cards and letter-heads for a wide range of businesses across the country enabling Imperial Charity to provide other charities with their printing requirements, often free of charge.
As a charity we are committed to helping others, we in turn, rely on others to volunteer their time and effort.