Celebrating Community Commitment

WRS has chosen to support WightAid as its local charity, cementing this partnership by welcoming David Jackson into its ranks as one of the charity’s esteemed patrons.

This strategic collaboration not only underscores WRS’ dedication to community engagement but also highlights the philanthropic values that guide its business ethos.

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By aligning with WightAid and appointing David Jackson as a patron, WRS not only contributes to the betterment of the local community but also exemplifies a corporate commitment to social responsibility, demonstrating the positive impact businesses can have on the areas they serve.

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About WightAID

WightAID supports charitable projects on the Isle of Wight. Any project that benefits local people, or the places cherished by residents, is welcome to apply for one of their grants.

The charity’s funding comes from Island companies, investors, and individuals looking for an effective way to support our unique community. WRS is one of WightAID’s longterm supporters.

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