Supporter of the month
We are celebrating one person, family or group each month that has gone above and beyond to support PACT’s work. From running a marathon to giving up their time to volunteer at PACT, each ‘supporter of the month’ pictured here has used their time, energy and resources to help us continue the work that we do.
Welford Park
Welford Park is a beautiful country house and estate set in rural Berkshire. The Puxley family, owners of the estate, have welcomed PACT to the house and grounds several times this year…
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Welford Park
Welford Park is a beautiful country house and estate set in rural Berkshire. The Puxley family, owners of the estate, have welcomed PACT to the house and grounds several times this year...
Lily, eight-year-old volunteer
Lily, aged eight, has supported PACT several times over the last year alongside her mum Rachel, who works in PACT’s fundraising team...
Sean and Mac
15 years ago, Sean and his wife embarked on a life-changing journey with PACT by becoming parents through adoption. Their family was lovingly expanded when they welcomed their son, Mac, into their arms and hearts.
Russell-Cooke Solicitors
Russell-Cooke is a top 100 London-based law firm with over 200 solicitors and lawyers. Their Children and Education Team specialises in children law and represents families and children in family court proceedings.
James Denny and Emily McAuley, Designers
Designer James, founder of Purple Hare, and his daughter Emily volunteered their time to create PACT’s Coronation Royal Walk and Activity Trail map last month.
Kim Gelling, PACT trustee and marathon runner
Kim Gelling has been part of PACT’s executive board since 2020 and is the lead trustee for marketing. Like all our trustees, she generously donates her time and expertise to govern PACT’s operations and helps us bring about the best outcomes for those who use our services.
Kay, PACT adoptive parent
Kay adopted two children through PACT; her son in 2016 and her daughter in 2021. Both of her children have additional needs: her son has Downs Syndrome and her daughter was born with medical complications.
Bobby, eight-year-old volunteer
Bobby, aged eight, volunteered to help PACT create support materials for its domestic abuse recovery work by recording resources to help children share their worries...
Terry Dixon, Reading tour guide
Terry Dixon is the founder of Terry’s Reading Walkabouts, a guided walking initiative he created after he retired. Each year, Terry uses the proceeds from his walks to support local charities. We were delighted that Terry chose PACT as one of two charities to support during 2022-2023...
Rachel Eden, Mayor of Reading
Rachel has supported our women’s community project Alana House for many years in her role as both a councillor and the current Mayor of Reading...
Greyfriars Church, Reading
Greyfriars Church in Reading has been an incredible supporter of PACT. By providing funding towards our women’s community project, Alana House, the Church has helped us to support hundreds of vulnerable women in our local communities...
St Mary and All Saints school
St Mary and All Saints school took part in our Marathon in May challenge. A total of 300 pupils from 11 classes across the year groups took part in the activity, raising a brilliant £278.75!
Phantom Brewing Co., Corporate supporter
Phantom Brewing Co is a craft beer brewery based in Reading, Berkshire. With the main goal of producing the freshest beer, made with the highest quality ingredients, they have worked hard to provide a welcoming community hub in their taproom in Reading that welcomes any person from any background.
Maxine, PACT supporter
Maxine lives in Milford on Sea in Hampshire. Until 2016 she was a school principal adviser in West Berkshire District Council and as part of her role, she was the Virtual School Head where she led the team responsible for promoting education for children in care, and previously looked after children.
John Pierce’s Memorial Fund
One year ago, John Pierce passed away unexpectedly from Sudden Arrhythmic Death Syndrome. His death was shocking and devastating for the many people who knew and loved him.