As we reach the end of our partnership with our current charity of the year, Tiny Lives, Winn Group is pleased to announce its sponsorship of their annual event.

A fundraising event at its heart, the Tiny Lives Charity Ball is the charity’s chance to raise significant funds for its ongoing and future projects.

Winns has raised and donated over £20,000 for their cause in the previous 12 months, a phenomenal achievement.

This will now include our direct sponsorship for their forthcoming event, a glitzy night of celebration and case studies highlighting the sterling work of the charity.

Emily Corney, Tiny Lives Corporate Partnerships and Trust Fundraiser, said: “We’d like to express our gratitude to the entire Winn Group team for their phenomenal support over the last 12 months.

“Thanks to support from individuals like Ross and the team and their tireless efforts, including raising an incredible £22,000, they’ve been able to help us support the families and babies at Tiny Lives, allowing more Mums and Dads to be at their baby’s bedside when they need them most.

“Ross and the team have been a delight to work with, and we’re excited to continue our partnership with the Associate Sponsorship Packages for the Tiny Lives 2025 Ball.

“On behalf of all the families and staff from Unit 35, we are deeply grateful for Winn Group’s dedication.

“Your support has made a real difference, helping us provide essential support, financial aid, and emotional support through very challenging times, allowing families the chance to thrive.

“Thank you once again for everything you have done and continue to do. We look forward to celebrating with you at the Tiny Lives Ball as part of this incredible partnership!”

Ross Jackson, CSR Deputy Lead, said: “It’s great to sign off our annual partnership with Tiny Lives by sponsoring this event.

“Together, we have raised a tremendous amount to help the charity continue providing their vital services, genuinely helping families and their prematurely born babies.

“Our CSR programme over the last 12 months has brought employees together, raised money, and supported children in the region suffering a tough start to life.”