The charity, which was founded in 1839, provides support for anyone involved in the landscaping industry (hard or soft) including Garden Designers, Landscape Architects, Growers and Gardeners. Their support is also extended to their dependant families.
Understanding the personal challenges and financial pressures that people working in our industry face, Perennial offer a lifeline, with practical and personal support designed around the individual.
Talasey Group are one of the UK’s leading independent suppliers of landscaping products with a reputation for supplying high quality, ethically sourced products to Builders Merchants across the UK.
Talasey have pledged to support Perennial and in becoming a partner, not only can we offer the charity financial support, but also offer promotional support and spread awareness of their fantastic cause, which extends to our own members of staff should they ever need it.
Mark Wall, CEO of Talasey Group commented on the partnership:
“We are delighted to join Perennial in a partnership that can support so many people in our industry, including our very own employees. The past 2 years have been extremely tough for many, and Perennial have offered a lifeline when people needed it most. We are proud to join them and spread awareness of the services they provide to both our customers and employees.”
Kate Cooney, Corporate Partnerships Manager, commented:
“Our vision is for everyone working in the horticultural/landscaping industry in the UK to be aware of the support we offer and to feel confident to get in touch before reaching crisis point. By sharing our vision and joining us as a Perennial Partner, Talasey will play an integral part in making this vision a reality for the benefit of the whole industry”.
Talasey, who are a Diamond Plus Partner, will support the charity with financial donations, spreading awareness and various fundraising activities with their staff.
Perennial, which has helped people in horticulture for over 180 years, is the only UK charity dedicated to helping everyone who works in horticulture when times get tough. Providing free and confidential advice, support and financial assistance to people of all ages working in or retired from horticulture, their support also extends to spouses, partners and children.
Matters they can help you with include:
To learn more about Perennial, their work and ways to get involved, visit www.perennial.org.uk
