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Polzeath Marine Conservation Group
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Supporters....
... are very appreciated!!!
This page is dedicated to acknowledging and celebrating the wonderful businesses and individuals who support and have supported PMCG over the years. It can not be stated enough that without financial donations and fundraising, we would struggle to pay our rent, public liability insurance, legal fees and, of course, our projects.
Please read on and support our supporters where you can - without them, we might not exist!!
Please also note, that, the below is in alphabetical order.....
Atlantic Diving (in particular Chris Lowe) for helping us to continue the important marine life surveys which provide us with the opportunity to record vital data.
http://www.atlanticdiver.co.uk
Bridge Bistro hosted a fundraising quiz for PMCG, proceeds went towards the general running of the Marine Centre.
Cornwall Council are one of our main supporters and rent out to us our Marine Centre, without which we would be unable to carry out our work.
Cornwall Wildlife Trust and Your Shore Beach Rangers for originally setting up the group and for delivering training to all our volunteers and beach rangers. http://www.cornwallwildlifetrust.org.uk
Fusion for choosing PMCG to receive the 5p charge for carrier bags sold in 2017 and 2018.
http://www.fusionswardrobe.co.uk
Keep Britain Tidy BeachCare (especially Nick Pickles and Neil Hembrow) run school group trips to Polzeath (as well as other beaches), which the PMCG volunteers are able to support. These day trips out of the classroom are a brilliant way for all involved to learn, on location, about all things beach! http://www2.keepbritaintidy.org/Programmes/Beaches/Beachcare
Link Magazine kindly donated us funds to make a educational windbreak. They also print articles about our projects and advertise our events.
Luke and Dingle who dug out and put in the bases for H2O4Free units.
http://www.lukeanddingle.co.uk
Malcolm Barnecutt bakeries provide us with free cakes and pasties for our Mega Beach Cleans.
National Trust seem to be involved with our little group more and more each year. They help run events and assist us with the outside maintenance of the Marine Centre. They have installed our interpretation board and the base of our "rubbish Jellyfish".
https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk
Nathan Outlaw who donated to the cost of the Rock H2O4Free.
Padstow Harbour Commissioners donated funding for H2O4Free and allowed us to site the Rock unit on their land.
http://www.padstow-harbour.co.uk
Peter Watson for project managing the installation of the H2O4Free units.
Polzeath Area Residents Association - Every year PARA give not only PMCG but also our volunteer ranger a donation for which we are hugely grateful.
http://www.stminverlowlands-pc.org.uk
Postcode Lottery supported us with funding for our H2O4Free units.
http://www.postcodelottery.co.uk
Sea Changers for sponsoring the H2O4Free projects.
http://www.sea-changers.org.uk
South West Water connected the Polzeath and Rock H2O4Free units at no cost for which we are very thankful.
http://www.southwestwater.co.uk
Spar for choosing PMCG as their carrier bag charity for summer 2018.
St Minver Parish Councils: Lowlands and Highlands have continued to support us. The money donated has been crucial in paying for the running costs of the PMCG. They also gave generous amounts to help fund the H2O4Free.
http://www.stminvercouncils.org.uk
The Point At Polzeath helped to fund our interpretation board.
http://www.thepointatpolzeath.co.uk
Quinnian Trust who supported the Rock H2O4Free.
The Waterfront has supported us for many years and this year hosted a fundraising quiz with the proceeds shared between PMCG and PARA.
http://www.waterfrontpolzeath.co.uk
Tubestation have supported us for many years, allowing us the use of the building to host talks and films and are always willing to allow us to use the marquee if we have school visits in poor weather.
Valley Caravan Park are business members.
http://www.valleycaravanpark.co.uk/
Special thanks must go to all our volunteers who between them gave up more than 3777 hours of their time to support the PMCG in 2018, without this small group of dedicated people the group would not be able to function.
