Cottoms celebrates Father’s Day with us

Cottoms, a pie manufacturer based in St Helens, is celebrating Father’s Day with a generous gesture by launching a special campaign to support our charity.

The business, known for their traditional handmade pies, have chosen to support our charity after working closely with us throughout the year. The company and its customers have already raised more than £1,500 for our charity through fundraising challenges and special edition products.

They are looking to take this initiative even further by launching a special edition fundraising family-sized Steak and Ale pie. £5 from every pie sold will be donated directly to support our charity to deliver vital social and learning activities for people we support locally.

Briony Davies, our Partnerships Development Manager, commented, “We are incredibly grateful that Cottoms have chosen to dedicate one of their best-selling pies to raise essential funds for our charity. This funding helps us achieve our Best Lives Possible mission for people we support locally, enabling special experiences and opportunities that genuinely change lives but are hard to realise without the backing of brilliant partners. We deeply value our connection with Cottoms and their customers, who consistently demonstrate generosity and passion for our cause.”

Will Munro, Managing Director of Cottoms, said, “Father’s Day is all about family. At Cottoms, we are proud to be part of the charity’s community, fundraising and actively supporting a charity that means a lot to us all. Our customers and staff have shown great enthusiasm for supporting a charity that makes such a profound difference locally. We’re excited to build upon this impact throughout the year, with big fundraising challenges planned and the chance to celebrate with the people they support. We’d like to thank everyone who supports this special campaign.”

The Father’s Day pie is available to pre-order for collection from Cottom Bro’s, Lock Street, St Helens and can be sent by post for an extra charge.