The Jempson Foundation recently made a donation to Camber Community Group, to develop and design Camber village logo and anti-litter/social responsibility campaign for Summer 2021.

Janette Robins said, “We would like to thank The Jempson Foundation for their support. The donation is so gratefully received. With the large number of visitors and holidaymakers to Camber beach resort, litter and dog fouling has become a very serious issue throughout the Camber village and the beach. The local community would like to encourage those visitors to have a sense of ‘ownership’, sharing and responsibility to where they are and the environment during their stay. This funding would enable work on an overall logo concept for the campaign. We are delighted that the new antilitter and anti-social behavior campaign has been approved by Rother District Council and we hope to start rolling out by the end of May. Thank you, this donation will make a real difference.”

The Jempson Foundation recently made a donation to Westerleigh Judo, to update their training mats. Westerleigh specialize in adaptive Judo and needed new mats to abide with social distancing.

Sarah Haines said, “We would like to thank The Jempson Foundation for their support. The donation is so gratefully received. Westerleigh hope to continue the amazing work and fun we have have had from the last 25 years. With around 40% of our athletes having a physical or learning disability, 15-20% being, ‘looked after children’ and being based in an area of deprivation, our training club has been a lifeline for many families over the years. Thank you, this donation will make a real difference.”

Throughout the COVID pandemic, The Jempson Foundation Hardship Fund have been donating to numerous establishments and people within the local community that really need our help. We have personally heard of some most distressing cases, so we do thank you for your continued generosity.

The Jempson Foundation recently made a donation to Footbridge Project, Bexhill to update the Footbridge into a beautiful open-air art gallery with artworks from the community.

Diana Birch said, “We would like to thank The Jempson Foundation for their support. The donation is so gratefully received. At this time extraordinary and distressing time when we are all in need of some hope and cheer in our lives, this project is a simple way to unite the community, create and spread a bit of happiness and show Bexhill can offer a great cultural experience whilst making the footbridge safe and fit for purpose. Thank you, this donation will make a real difference.”

Rye Food Bank alone are still supporting 40-60 local families who find themselves in financial crisis so your support is so gratefully received.

Donations can be made via The Jempson Foundation website to both Rye and Battle & Bexhill Food Banks – www.jempson-foundation.org/rye-food-bank/

A massive ‘Thank you’ for the donations you have all made to Rye Food Bank so far.

The Jempson Foundation has been accepting monetary donations on behalf of the Rye Food Bank.

To date £18,000.00 has been raised for the appeal.

Stephen Jempson said “We are still living in unprecedented times, but we must not forget those within our community that rely on food banks” he continued “The need now is higher than we can ever remember. We have personally heard of some most distressing cases, so I do thank you for your continued generosity. We, at The Jempson Foundation have pledged to play our part, in making donations, providing goods at cost prices and challenging our supplier base to assist where they can” he concluded “Chris and her team at the Rye Food Bank are doing incredible work distributing goods to the needy and I can convey their grateful thanks to you all”.

Donations are gratefully received – www.jempson-foundation.org/rye-food-bank/

The Jempson Foundation recently made a donation to The Sara Lee Trust.

Katie Jones said, “We would like to thank the Jempson Foundation for their support. The donation will help us to provide online and telephone counselling, group support and selected safe complementary therapies to people in the Rye area who are affected by cancer or another life threatening illness – and their families, carer’s and other loved ones. Thank you, this donation will make a real difference.”

Government Lockdown November 5th 2020

Further to the H.M. Govt announcement on Saturday 31^st October, we are acutely aware that some will suffering badly as a result of the second lockdown.

Please do let us know if you or anyone you know has been affected.

There is no need to suffer unnecessarily, we have created a hardship fund for those in the local community and expect it to be used.

All correspondence will be totally private and no PR or advertising will result from any contributions given or forwarded to those in need.

Please email all details to mail@jempsons.com

With best wishes to all,

Stephen Jempson