Benfleet 1st Responder, Don Sandgrove (left) with Allan Keats who has donated his car

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Our thanks to Halfords, 543-557 Rayleigh Road, Benfleet for their kind donation of a Parrot MK6100 Hands-Free Car Kit for the responder vehicle. 





Pulse Car Audio of 313 London Road, Hadleigh for fitting of the Nokia Car kit and Parrot Hands-Free Car Kit. Contact Doug, Roland or Steve.   

                                                                                                     







Thanks to Walkers Autos for the bodywork repair to our Responder Vehicle.



  The Group would like to thank Benfleet Rotary Club for their kind donation of £200.



The Benfleet Conservative Club raised £200.31 from its members during the Winter 2007. 



A donation of a Garmin Sat-Nav by our Co-ordinator Paul Redmore.



The Canvey Supply Co Limited of Point Road, Canvey Island donated £100 to the group. 



A donation from the Thundersley Trefoil Guild of £20







We would like to thank Cliff and the team for dealing with any wheel and tyre issues with our Responder Vehicle.   





JDL Business Services have agreed to deal with our financial accounts.





Our Responder Vehicle is maintained by Power Autos who have generously offered to provide free labour and servicing.





Thanks to Daniel and Brett plus the other guys at Vinyledge for their continued support to the group.   







Our appreciation to Vinyledge for their donation of kitting out the responder vehicle with First Responder livery and signage. 




Daniel Coleman (left) of Vinyledge with responders David Flood and Jamie Rickard. Photo taken by Brett also of Vinyledge. 





 Lincon Batteries Ltd have kindly offered to donate a new battery for our responder vehicle. This at very short notice due the current one becoming untrustworthy. Many thanks for their help especially to Bill - Production Manager          



Thanks go to Sainsbury's at Rayleigh Weir for their charity donation of £50.00



Our thanks to Toomey Nissan Basildon, West Mayne for donating two replacement remote key fobs for our responder vehicle.        



Petroplus Coryton Refinery have donated £250 towards the purchase of a training manikin.



 A donation from Rayleigh 41 Club of £100 was gratefully received by the group. Thanks go to Don Sandgrove for speaking to the clubs members and outlining the role of the first responder within the community.   



A donation of £51.29 from Creative Studies Group, St Peters Church Hall, Church Road following a presentation by First Responder Don Sandgrove on the work of the group.



The Wednesday Players have donated a sum of £20 towards group funds. Our thanks to them plus our member Don Sandgrove for giving up his time to give three seperate presentations. 



Recent donations for our forthcoming sponsored walk of £20.00 a piece from Bob Spink UKIP MP for Castle Point and Mr & Mrs D Baillie.  



Mr and Mrs J Moore personal donation of £15.00



The St Georges Wives Club have donated a sum of £50. Thank you to them for the contribution.   



Thanks go to South Essex Group of Advanced Motorists for their donation of £35.



A donation of £100 was made by the CADGERS (Cancer Discussion for Education, Reassurance and Support).



The Senior Citizens Club (Kennington Road Methodist Church) have donated £30 to the group following a talk from one of our members.



The Runnymede Ladies Guild presented the group with a donation of £91.50 following a talk to the group.   



Holy Family over 50's Club provided the group with a donation of £30 as a result of a talk by group member Don Sandgrove.



Thanks go to Auto Care for supplying oil and filter for our recent responder vehicle service. Watch this space for advertising card.



The WIVES Fellowship URC Hadleigh donated £20 to the group following a talk by Coordinator David Flood.

 

A donation from SEEVIC College of £18.69 for a presentaion from Don Sandgrove.