We presented a cheque for £300 to 7th (Medway Towns) Allhallows Scout Group for being our Charity/Community Group of the Year 2024.

We presented a cheque for £300 to 50th (Medway Towns) Hoo Scout Group for being our Charity/Community Group of the Year 2023.

We presented a cheque for £250 to the Friends of Broomhill for being our Charity/Community Group of the Year 2022.

We donated £150 to the financial appeal for the building of a statue (to be located on the White Cliffs of Dover) dedicated to Dame Vera Lynn.

We presented a cheque for £250 to the Thames and Medway Canal Association for being our Charity/Community Group of the Year 2021.

We presented a cheque for £250 to 2nd Strood Boys' Brigade for being our Charity/Community Group of the Year 2020.

In 2019 we donated Gardener's Beauty Gift Baskets to both Strood Gardening Club and High Halstow & District Gardening Club for raffle prizes at their annual shows.

As part of the Jaguar Primary School Challenge project for 2019 we sponsored the 'A New Perspective' team of Year 6 pupils from Hoo St. Werburgh Primary School. We donated £100 sponsorship.

We presented a cheque for £250 to the Samaritans of Medway, Gravesham and Swale for being our Charity/Community Group of the Year 2019.

In 2018 we donated a £25 National Garden Gift Voucher to High Halstow & District Gardening Club (for their Annual Show) and two £25 vouchers to Strood Gardening Club (for their Summer Flower Show and Autumn Show).

We sponsored the Hoo Square gardening session in September 2018, undertaken by volunteers from the Hoo Clean Up team.

We presented a cheque for £250 to the Friends of Chernobyl's Children (Medway) for being our Charity/Community Group of the Year 2018.

We sponsored the Hoo Square gardening session in September 2017, undertaken by volunteers from the Hoo Clean Up team.

We presented a cheque for £250 to the Friends of Rede Common for being our Charity/Community Group of the Year 2017.

We sponsored a community tree planting event organised by Hoo St. Werburgh Parish Council in November 2016 at Kingshill Recreation Ground in Hoo. Trees were supplied by The Woodland Trust.

We sponsored the Hoo Square gardening session in September 2016, undertaken by volunteers from the Hoo Clean Up team.

We presented a cheque for £100 to Hoo Marina Park Residents Association in June 2016, to help them celebrate Her Majesty The Queen's Official 90th Birthday.

Michael Pearce from Village Voices Publishing (Strood & Hoo Peninsula Times) holding one of two silver salvers donated to Strood Gardening Club in April 2016.

We presented a cheque for £250 to the UJ Community Partnership (in conjunction with Hope in the Community) for being our Charity/Community Group of the Year 2016. The UJCP provides services to residents across the whole of the Hoo Peninsula.

We presented a cheque for £100 to members of Hoo Women's Institute in 2015 for their successful Hoo defibrillator fundraising appeal.

We presented a cheque for £200 to Chattenden-based charity the Milly Moo Right Now Foundation for being Charity/Community Group of the Year 2015.

We co-ordinate and sponsor the monthly Hoo Clean Up volunteering session. The community initiative was launched in 2012 and is still going strong.

We formed the the Thomas Aveling Society (Hoo) and the Thomas Aveling Society in 2014 to celebrate the life and achievements of pioneering agricultural engineer Thomas Aveling, who lived in Hoo as a boy/young man and is buried in the village. We provide ongoing sponsorship to the Thomas Aveling Society.