SUFFOLK LAND ROVEROWNERS CLUB
GIVING BACK TO SUFFOLK

Our charity work.

Local causes. Real community impact. Land Rovers bringing people together.

SUPPORTING GOOD CAUSES

Driving for a difference.

Each year, Suffolk Land Rover Owners Club selects one or two charities to benefit from its fundraising activities. Club members usually nominate organisations they know or have personally benefited from.

We particularly value supporting local charities that may not receive the funding or publicity enjoyed by larger organisations. We raise funds through public shows, off-road passenger rides and other club activities.

How we helpOff-road rides
for good causes

Join us at public shows, enjoy a Land Rover ride and help support local charities.

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PREVIOUSLY FEATURED

Charities of 2025.

Felixstowe Coast Patrol and Rescue logo

Felixstowe Coast Patrol & Rescue

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An independent, volunteer-operated lifeboat charity serving the Suffolk and Essex coast since 1997. Its patrols, rescue response and sea-safety education help keep local waterways safer. Fundraising supports its boats, equipment and volunteer training.

The charity operates in the busier season from Easter to October and on weekends and bank holidays, covering areas including the Deben and Orwell rivers.

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The Befriending Scheme logo

The Befriending Scheme

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Supporting vulnerable people in Suffolk for over 30 years, the charity works to reduce loneliness and isolation through one-to-one befriending, community groups and practical support.

Its projects include Suffolk Switched On, support for young parents and families, a Sunday lunch club, a cookery club and Red Rose Community Farm near Hadleigh, where people can build confidence through gardening, cooking and animal care.

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OUR CHARITY HISTORY

Charities of 2024.

Bumblebee Children's Charity logo

Bumblebee Children's Charity

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Founded in 2015, Bumblebee Children's Charity provides Conductive Education for preschool children with physical disabilities and support for their families. Based in Sproughton, the charity helps children develop movement, problem-solving and independence through engaging, supportive sessions.

Its specialist sessions have been offered free to families travelling from across the region.

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Suffolk Animal Rescue logo

Suffolk Animal Rescue

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Established in 1997, Suffolk Animal Rescue cares for and rehomes animals including dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs. The charity helps animals that can be difficult to rehome and relies on donations, sponsors and its Ipswich charity shop to cover care and veterinary costs.

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FUNDRAISING HISTORY

Our 2023 fundraising

£13,901.96 raised in total

The main charity supported in 2023 was Suffolk Lowland Search & Rescue (SULSAR).

SAA Charities (Suffolk Show) — 25% of profits£2,214.16
Heveningham Charity Funds — 25% of profits£219.74
Stonham Barns Charities / East Anglian Air Ambulance — 25% of profits£165.60
Newbourne Village Hall£400.00
Suffolk Lowland Search & Rescue (SULSAR)£10,902.46

How can you help?

Come to a show

Find us at events such as the Suffolk Show, Festival of Wheels, Heveningham Hall Country Fair and Stonham Barns Land Rover Show. Take a passenger ride around the off-road course.

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Support fundraising

Want to help with a donation or fundraising? Get in touch with the club to ask about the current nominated charities and how to contribute.

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Become a member

Help with shows and community activities, enjoy club social events and support local good causes alongside other Land Rover enthusiasts.

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Historical charity information and figures reproduced in summary from the club's existing charity page. Earlier archive entries on that page contained placeholder text, so those have not been republished as verified facts.