CHARITY BEGINS AT BRANDON HIRE.
As part of its 40th birthday celebrations, Brandon Hire launched a nationwide Toolshare Scheme to help groups across the country finish community projects on time and within budget.
The scheme was designed to give organisations, struggling for funds, the chance to apply for free tool hire. And that’s exactly what’s happened, with dozens benefiting during the last 12 months - from sports clubs to allotment groups. MD Tim Smith said: “We all know that having just the right tools is often the key to a successful job, but they represent a big investment for charities and community groups. We’ve had requests for everything from ladders to concrete mixers and it’s amazing to see the difference we’ve been able to make.”
Although the company thought Toolshare would be popular, no-one expected it to take off the way it did. “As a commercial organisation we clearly haven’t been able to help on every occasion, but the scheme confirmed in my mind that there was a real need for this sort of support.” As a result, Brandon Hire has now launched a charity card, which gives charities the chance to enjoy special rates.
DID YOU KNOW?
According to the Sunday Times economist David Smith, the tool hire industry can help to provide an accurate picture of how the UK is doing.
Brandon Hire Charity Card
So much so that he relies on his Skip Index, which is based on the number of builders’ skips in his street. According to him, four skips is a boom, two normal and zero tells us the economy has ground to a halt.
Community volunteers push ahead thanks to Brandon Hire Toolshare
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