Adams & Remers is committed to operating as a socially responsible business.

We support various local community activities that reflect our own values and the values of our clients; in particular relating to health, heritage and the arts.

Sussex Community Foundation helps to match our giving with local community groups.

We have recently supported the activities of community groups and registered charities including:

• Lewes Railway Land Wildlife Trust: On the edge of Lewes beside the River Ouse, over twenty acres of land, previously used as rail yards became a neglected wasteland for 25 years. The land was saved from development by local residents and is now a prized nature reserve around which several social and ecological projects gravitate. On 8th September 2009 the turf was cut to start the building of the Linklater Pavilion wildlife centre.

• Southover Church Monday Club:
  Simon Mitchell, Associate, at the Monday Club
  A weekly group event for elderly people in the Lewes area who might otherwise be isolated in their homes - run by Southover Church and providing a wide variety of activities including quizzes, talks, crafts, a home cooked meal, transport, and the company of others. This cheerful group is well run by enthusiastic volunteers and has a waiting list for participants.

• Reed Court & Boughey Place Club: Funding provides elderly and disabled residents in sheltered housing in Lewes with a summer outing programme, including specialised transport for disabled residents.

• Sussex Pathways: A charity providing care, support, mentoring and rehabilitation for offenders of all ages who have been in custody at Lewes or Ford prisons.

• St Peter & St James Hospice: A hospice in Sussex providing in-patient and day care facilities for terminally ill patients.

Please direct requests for support for community based projects for the attention of Lois Ellett