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Sertec Celebrates £20,000 Milestone for Birmingham Children’s Hospital with Cheque Presentation and Continued Community Support

Sertec Group 09/10/2025

Sertec Group Holdings proudly presented a £20,000 cheque to Birmingham Children’s Hospital this month, marking a major milestone in its charity fundraising efforts for the 2025 financial year. The donation reflects the collective generosity and commitment of Sertec employees across all sites, who have rallied behind the company’s chosen charity of the year through a series of spirited events and initiatives.

From bake sales and raffles to football tournaments and the Royal Sutton Fun Run and Dragon boat races; Sertec’s people have gone above and beyond to raise a total of £22,197, bringing the company within touching distance of its £25,000 target. The cheque was presented by members of Sertec’s charity team, including Dave Steggles, Kira McClure, and Abbi Brown, during a heartfelt visit to the hospital.

“This achievement is a testament to the incredible spirit of our people,” said Dave Steggles, Group Commercial Director at Sertec. “It’s been truly inspiring to see such a wide range of fundraising activities embraced by so many of our colleagues, at Sertec... every effort and every kind donation has helped us support an incredibly important place that touches the lives of so many families. This is Sertec at its best—united an focused on supporting an incredible cause."

Beyond fundraising, Sertec employees have also contributed their time and energy through volunteering. Recent initiatives include:

Garden maintenance at Waterfall House, preparing the hospital’s courtyard for its festive Christmas grotto.
Arts and crafts sessions in the waiting room, where volunteers engaged children with colouring and puzzles to brighten their hospital experience.

These efforts reflect Sertec’s deep-rooted commitment to community engagement and its people-first culture. The company’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme continues to empower employees to give back in meaningful ways, reinforcing Sertec’s role as a responsible and compassionate employer. With just under £3,000 left to reach the fundraising goal, Sertec is calling on its teams and partners to help finish the year strong.