Subsea Expo Awards Dinner Serves Up Donation To UK Charity
Guests at this year’s Subsea Expo Awards Dinner helped to donate over £5,000 to national food redistribution charity FareShare.
Organised by trade and industry development body Global Underwater Hub, the annual dinner celebrates the achievements of companies and individuals working across the subsea sector and wider underwater industry. Those attending the black tie event were asked to donate money in support of FareShare’s fight against hunger and food waste, and help deliver meals to the people who need them most.
Around 450 guests attended the dinner at P&J Live in Aberdeen, which was held as part of the annual Subsea Expo exhibition and conference that provides a showcase for the UK’s £9.2 billion underwater industry. During the evening, which was sponsored by Next Geosolutions, eight awards were presented to companies based across the United Kingdom recognising innovation, safety, business performance, export achievement and talent.
Global Underwater Hub selected FareShare, the UK’s leading food redistribution charity, as the beneficiary of fundraising on the night in recognition of its national reach and positive impact in supporting families and individuals in food poverty. The charity works with food suppliers and a network of around 8,500 charities and community groups throughout the UK to turn surplus food that would otherwise go to waste into millions of meals for people in need.
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Over £4,100 was raised on the night. With the addition of Giſt Aid, FareShare has benefitted to the tune of £5,150. This, according to the charity, could help deliver enough food for over 25,000 meals.
FareShare distributes food through its network of regional centres, which includes operations in Aberdeen, Newcastle and Bristol – the locations of Global Underwater Hub’s three regional offices. Combined, FareShare’s operations in north-east Scotland, and north- east and south-west England supplies surplus food to over 700 organisations that are supporting people experiencing food poverty.
Neil Gordon, Chief Executive of Global Underwater Hub, which organises the Subsea Expo Awards Dinner, said: “Through the generosity of our guests at this year’s Subsea Expo Awards Dinner it is heartening to have been able to provide over £5,000 of support to FareShare. We all understand the financial pressures that people are facing across the United Kingdom, and this donation will enable the charity to assist those who need it most, providing nutritious meals.
“FareShare’s food redistribution model is inspiring as seeks to cut waste, and in turn carbon emissions, themes that all businesses, including those in the subsea sector and wider underwater industry can align with.”
In 2026, Subsea Expo will take place at P&J Live in Aberdeen on Wednesday, 04 and Thursday, 05 February. Exhibition stand bookings are now open and more information can be found at
www.subseaexpo.com.
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