Charity and community

Our Kent regional team continues to support the work of Canterbury Food Bank by donating both everyday necessities and seasonal items.

The accomplishments of Medway-based companies, big and small, were honoured by Craven Street Wealth.

Craven Street Wealth becomes a headline sponsor for Canterbury Festivals for its 40th year of showcasing local acts alongside international touring artists and companies.

As has become something of a tradition now, the Craven Street Wealth team have again collected items throughout November and early December through a reverse advent calendar to donate to different calls for support.

We are proud to support a year-round programme of participation engaging over 3,000 people of all ages in creative projects, workshops and work experience opportunities run by the small, but industrious Canterbury Festival team who are dedicated to bringing the best in arts and culture opportunities to Canterbury.

A glorious summer evening was enjoyed by attendees an event from by Furley Page solicitors at Macknade Food Village, with Craven Street Wealth sponsoring the showcasing of several Kentish grown and made wines close to our Canterbury office – supporting the British wine industry, local produce and vineyards such as Simpsons Wine Estate, Oastbrook Estate and Brenley Wine Estate.

Several members of the Craven Street Wealth team joined thousands of supporters raising money for life saving research by taking part in Race For Life as they ran, climbed and crawled their way around the Pretty Muddy obstacle course in aid of Cancer Research UK.

With the cost of living crisis, many are experiencing financial hardship and turning to food banks for support.

With so much demand, the Canterbury & District Food Bank posted a Valentines appeal to replenish their empty shelves.

Craven Street Wealth and other residents of Canterbury’s Graylaw House responded by collecting and donating an assortment of food and other household items.

The Craven Street Wealth team were joined by other residents of Graylaw House – Canterbury Business Improvement District (BID) and Brachers in donating to a reverse advent calendar throughout the month of November.

A reverse advent calendar focuses on giving and helping those in need with everyday items such as canned goods and toiletries plus the odd treat.

These were then provided to Canterbury and District Food Bank.