Cranstons proudly showed their support for the Great North Air Ambulance Service when managing director Martin Jones presented the charity with £3,150.
The cash was raised by the retailer’s share of profits donation scheme. It is also supporting Hospice at Home Carlisle and North Lakeland, Carlisle Youth Zone and Tynedale Hospice at Home.
Martin said: “We are delighted to once again offer our support to the Pride of Cumbria II air ambulance. The amazing team at Langwathby deliver such a vital service providing critical care and transportation for patients in need across our region. This latest donation reflects Cranstons’ real commitment to give back to the communities we serve.
“It’s great for our customers to know that when they spend at Cranstons a proportion of the profits we make go to our regional charity partners.’’
Mieke Tennant, community fundraiser for GNAAS, said: “We are very grateful for the ongoing support from Cranstons and are delighted they have chosen our charity to receive another share of their profits.
“We rely entirely on donations and need to raise nearly £8m a year to remain operational, so this money will help our team continue to provide care to those in need across the region.”
Since 1914, Cranstons Butchers has been dedicated to providing high-quality meats and outstanding customer service to the local community.
Supporting local charities is part of Cranstons wider commitment to supporting local people. Cranstons is proud to work with over 100 Cumbrian farmers and food and drink producers showcasing the best of Cumbrian food in it’s Penrith, Brampton, Carlisle and Orton Grange Food Halls.
