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Shoothill Group Raises Over £1,100 for Severn Hospice at Charity Golf Day

By Shropshire Live Business24 September 2025
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Shoothill Group Raises Over £1,100 for Severn Hospice at Charity Golf Day

Shoothill Group has revealed that its recent charity golf day has raised more than £1,100 in support of Severn Hospice, helping fund vital care for families across Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin, and Mid Wales.

Held at the scenic Shropshire Golf Centre, the event brought together colleagues, clients, and local businesses for a day of friendly competition, networking, and fundraising. Teams took to the fairways for an 18-hole round, followed by lunch, presentation and prize giving.

Simon Jeavons, Managing Director of Shoothill Group, said:

“We couldn’t have been more pleased with the turnout for our first Shoothill Scramble. A big thank you to everyone for being generous with their time and donations. Severn Hospice provides such an essential service to our local community it has been a privilege to support. The competitive but good-natured atmosphere was great so keep an eye out for next year’s!”

Jenny Bean Severn Hospice Fundraising Manager said: ““We’re so grateful to Shoothill for choosing to support us with their charity golf day and to everyone who played and sponsored the event. Not only does their generosity help us continue providing free, specialist care for local families, but events like this also raise awareness of the work we do. We can’t thank Shoothill enough for supporting us in such a fantastic way.”

Nick Taylor, Managing Director of Housebuilder Pro, a subsidiary of Shoothill Group, added:

“It was so good to see everyone come together to raise money for Severn Hospice. We put a lot of work into making sure the day was a success, and we’re already looking forward to making next year’s even bigger. Every pound raised helps the hospice continue its incredible work.”

Shoothill Group would like to make a special thanks to the companies that sponsored the day and generously contributed raffle prizes. Their support was instrumental in making the event such a roaring success.

The day was not only a fundraising triumph but also a fantastic way to mark the end of the summer, bringing people together for a great cause in a relaxed and enjoyable setting.

Severn Hospice must raise £2 out of every £3 it spends, and events like this are crucial in ensuring continued support for thousands of local families living with incurable illness.

The annual Shoothill Scramble shall return next year.

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