
Colleagues from Greater Manchester technology distributor, Nimans, have raised nearly £5,000 for Stockport County Community Trust after completing a gruelling Three Peaks Challenge.
As part of the challenge, Stockport County Community Trust’s Disability Coordinator, Matti Oates, and Director of Operations, Dave Wardle, joined the Nimans team to take on the demanding trek and raise vital funds for the Trust’s programmes.
Following the success of the fundraiser, Nimans presented the Community Trust with a cheque for £4,799.64.
Building on that success, Community Trust staff will once again team up with Nimans this year to take on the Three Peaks Challenge, with the aim of raising even more funds to support work across the local community.
Dave Wardle, Director of Operations at Stockport County Community Trust, said:
“We are incredibly grateful to everyone at Nimans for their outstanding support and generosity. The funds raised through last year’s Three Peaks Challenge will make a real difference to the delivery of our programmes, helping us continue to provide opportunities and support for people across the local community.”
Richard Bovingdon, Sales Director at Nimans, said:
“We are proud to support Stockport County Community Trust and the fantastic work they do across the local community. Taking part in the Three Peaks Challenge alongside the Trust team was a rewarding experience, and we’re delighted that our fundraising efforts have contributed nearly £4,800 towards their programmes. We look forward to continuing our partnership and taking on this year’s challenge together to help make an even greater impact.”
For more information about sponsorship opportunities with Stockport County Community Trust, contact the trust’s Business Development and Events Manager, Karina Perry.

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