Spencer Harris and Sophie Davies, representing the Founding Members of the Wrexham Business & Community Awards, gathered alongside some of their generous 2024 sponsors to celebrate the impact of their charitable contributions.
Commitment to the Community
Each sponsor selected a charity close to their heart, reinforcing the awards’ commitment to giving back to the local community. The evening highlighted the powerful partnerships between businesses and charities, showcasing the tangible difference these collaborations make.

Among the charities represented at the event were:
- Nightingale House – Supported by Platinum Sponsor Kellanova, Bangor on Dee Racecourse & McCarthy Distribution
- Agri-cation – Supported by Platinum Sponsor – Platts Agriculture
- Dynamic – Supported by Barlows Electrical, Proserve
- Hope House – Supported by GAP Recruitment, Castle Green Homes
- WeMindTheGap – Supported by Moneypenny
- Eisteddfod 2025 Supported by Wrexham University.
Second Year Running the Awards
Other charities/sponsors included R-Ev Power & Solar/Action for AT and Wrexham Council/The Mayor’s Charities & WR Partners/Shooting Star Cancer Support. This year marked their second year running the awards, which have proved very popular. During this time, they have donated an incredible £35,000 to local charities.
Spencer Harris commented: “The Wrexham Business & Community Awards were founded to celebrate the incredible contributions of businesses, not just to the City but to the heart of our community. Seeing sponsors champion causes they are passionate about is truly inspiring.”

Sophie Davies added: “We are incredibly proud to see local businesses stepping up to support charities that change lives. These partnerships are what make Wrexham such a special place, and we look to continue to support further community projects in 2025.”
iâl Restaurant
A special thank you to Judith and the pupils at iâl Restaurant for being a fantastic host venue. Their exceptional food and service made the evening even more memorable, while their dedication to shaping the hospitality industry of tomorrow is inspiring.

The Wrexham Business & Community Awards continue to celebrate the individuals and organisations driving positive change in the region. Plans are already underway for the 2025 awards, promising even more opportunities for businesses to make a meaningful impact and to highlight the incredible contributions of businesses, community enterprises, and charities – big and small – doing amazing things throughout Wrexham.
Feature image left to right: Founding members Spencer Harris and Sophie Davies, Mayor of Wrexham Cllr Beryl Blackmore, Katie Skellon and Emma Jones.
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