Aimia Foods for Professionals has raised £43,228.77 for Alder Hey Children’s Hospital.
This donation overall was once made conceivable through the Aimia Foods for Professionals staff and their wide selection of fundraising actions together with a difficult hike up the Yorkshire Three Peaks, charity bake offs and a backed 22km stroll, all in make stronger of Alder Hey’s inspirational paintings in paediatric care.
Michelle Younger, Marketing Director at Aimia Foods for Professionals celebrated the emblem’s fundraising overall for 2025, pronouncing: “We strive to support our local community wherever we can, and our close relationship with Alder Hey is just one example of this. We first began working with Alder Hey in 2023 and I am so proud of our fundraising efforts with 2025 marking our biggest total so far. To be a part of Alder Hey’s journey is special to us, especially given their close locality, and we love to see the impact of our fundraising endeavours.”
The pinnacle of Aimia Foods for Professionals’ 2025 charity champaign was once its Three Peaks Challenge, which concerned a 24-mile hike with a complete elevation of one,585m, all finished in someday.
Despite the warmth, the staff pulled thru to boost over £25,000, which had an enormous have an effect on on Alder Hey Hospital’s Same Day Emergency Care Centre through investment an enhanced bedhead, a TV, a reclining chair, a high-spec paediatric mattress and a completely out there ensuite WC with a ceiling hoist.
The cash additionally financed a vibrant animal mural, painted through Alder Hey’s in-house artist, Lucy Casson, which prolonged the child-friendly wooded area ground theme within the clinic’s welcome space.
Other fundraising occasions in 2025 incorporated bake offs at Aimia Foods for Professional’s place of work, in addition to a 22km stroll from Aimia HQ in Haydock to the entrance doorways of Alder Hey Children’s Hospital.
2025 wasn’t the primary time Aimia Foods for Professionals donned their running shoes for a fundraising problem. In 2023, the partnership between Alder Hey and the corporate started with a yearlong ‘Big Four’ fundraising sequence, consisting of trekking up Snowdon, a Cyclathon at Aimia head place of work, the once a year Alder Hey Oli’s Safari Walk and a climatic part marathon strolling problem. Amassing a complete of £26,000 in donations, this helped Alder Hey refurbish circle of relatives rooms within the clinic’s essential care unit and allowed them to put in a Sensory Voyager designed to relieve tension and anxiousness for younger sufferers.
Michelle stated: “This is an incredible achievement, and I am so proud of everyone who got involved. Whether it was whipping up a batch of brownies for one of our cake sales, cheering on colleagues completing the Three Peaks Challenge or actually taking part in this themselves, I am humbled by the amount we have raised for Alder Hey.”
