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We are aware that 2024 was an unexpectedly difficult year for many people across the globe with rising conflicts and natural disaters disrupting lives and livelihoods. After receiving so much positive feedback, we have again chosen to make a monetary gift on behalf of our dealers to ShelterBox - a charity working internationally and based not far from EMAL’s facility here in the South West of England.
If you are not familiar with ShelterBox, they are a charity that delivers aid to families devastated by conflict or disaster, to give them durable shelter and the tools to rebuild communities. We selected them because ShelterBox works globally, like our dealer network. We hoped this might make a meaningful gift.
Click here to visit their website.
All of us at Elemental Microanalysis would like to thank you for your continued trust and support throughout the past year, we are all proud and thankful to work with you. Thank you for helping to make this donation possible!
Elemental Microanalysis staff work together to fundraise and help charities.
The Great Elemental Bake Off was held at Head Office in March. Our meticulous judging panel scrutinised every entry before declaring Maddey the Star Baker with her delicious rabbit themed carrot cake.
The event raised £61 for UK Sepsis Trust.
Elemental Microanalysis chose to make a donation to ShelterBox, a charity based in the South West of England that provides durable shelter to those devastated by conflict or disaster across the globe. This donation was made on behalf of our global Dealer network.
For the 2022 winter holidays, Elemental Microanalysis donated to Children’s Hospice South West, in lieu of providing gifts to customers.
Elemental Microanalysis has been a supporter of the Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW) for many years. CHSW is a wonderful regional resource to parents and their children with life-limiting illnesses. Founded in 1991, CHSW has grown to support families across the South West. With three locations, CHSW have ensured that no family has to travel more than 90 minutes by car to reach their nearest children’s hospice in the South West.
CHSW has been absolutely committed to making the most of short and precious lives. The care offered at each of the hospices is not simply about medical and nursing care for sick children, but about enriching the lives of children and their families. At CHSW, the care team often hear families talk about the ‘treasure chest’ of special memories they build to carry into the future, which will sadly be without their much-loved child or children.
In many parts of the world, 2022 was a challenging year.
As we have for the last few years, Elemental Microanalysis made a monetary gift on behalf of our global dealer network to Shelterbox; a charity that delivers durable shelter to vulnerable people displaced by conflict or disaster.
Our team created an in house bake-off fundraiser for Childrens Hospice South West (CHSW) complete with our own discerning judges. Thanks to all who took part and congratulations to star baker Maddey!
2021 was another difficult year for many people. After receiving so much positive feedback last year, we have again chosen to make a donation on behalf of our dealers to ShelterBox - a charity working internationally and based not far from EMAL’s facility here in the Southwest of England.
For the 2021 winter holidays, Elemental Microanalysis donated to Children’s Hospice South West, in lieu of providing gifts to customers.
2020 was a very difficult year for many people and anything but business as usual. We chose to make a difference in our current world with a charitable gift donation.
Therefore, a donation was made on behalf of our Dealers to ShelterBox.
Elemental staff brought in baked goods and sold them to raise money for Comic Relief, a charity that strives to create a just world, free from poverty.
A total of £51.50 was raised for Red Nose Day, Comic Relief appeal.
ACOT supports people of all ages to make life for older people better. This could involve help with long term or complex health isuues or social care challenges.
ACOT runs a drop in centre in Okehampton; the premises required a refresh. EMAL employees Emma, Brian, Martin and Craig offered to help and EMAL purchased the required raw materials. They cleared, cleaned, sanded, painted and engaged local tradespeople to help with the tasks and supplies too.
Travis Perkins supplied materials at a discount. SK Plastering oversaw the dismantling of the floors, sealed the main shop window and rendered the window sill to create a new window seat. Electrician Anderson and Philips tidied up cables, sockets and fitted new lights.
Over 130 hours were spent working on the ACOT refurbishment project. ACOT is pleased to be operating in their refreshed premises and are very thankful to both the EMAL team and the local trades.
Homemade mince pies with lots of clotted cream got us all in the festive spirit at the beginning of December. This and the Christmas raffle raised over £330 for Children's Hospice South West.
The £50 Challenge is all about using your business skills and innovation to generate as much money as possible for Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW) with the £50 start-up investment from them.
Les took on the £50 challenge and has so far raised £276 by starting up a tuck shop in his local pub.
Congratulations to Emma and Brian who were well and truly covered in paint by the finish line of the 5km Devon Rainbow Run for Childrens Hospice South West.
Brian and Emma would like to thank you for your generous donations and sponsorship. £450 was raised. We hope it doesn't take too long to scrub all that paint off!
Emma, Brian and their assistants continued their fundraising for the Children’s Hospice South West Rainbow Run outside the Co-operative supermarket in Okehampton. Thank you to the Co-op and all donators, they collected over £200.
Good Luck to them both for the 13th of June.
Andrew and Martin have been raising funds for Children’s Hospice South West. Yesterday they completed sponsored parachute skydives from 15,000 feet, the highest altitude in the world without needing extra oxygen.
Martin and Brian chose their best Santa surfing outfits and headed into the sea at Widemouth on the 21st of December with their surfboards to raise money for Childrens Hospice South West.
Set up in November 2014 this is a tuck shop with a difference – all the proceeds are going to Childrens Hospice South West.
After months of training and gathering sponsorship, Kate took on the 26 mile Chester marathon in October 2014. EMAL added a further £500 of sponsorship.
Kate finished in under 4.5 hours, she also managed to raise over £1300 for ShelterBox – enough for two complete boxes in addition to other essential supplies.
Congratulations to Kate.
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