Taylor Wimpey West Scotland donates £1,250 to St Andrew’s Hospice
Taylor Wimpey donates £1,250 to St Andrew’s Hospice

Taylor Wimpey West Scotland has donated £1,250 to St Andrew’s Hospice, continuing its support through the Calder Wynd development in Carnbroe. The latest contribution brings the total donated since the project launched to £2,175, representing 46 per cent of the housebuilder’s pledged £4,700 donation.

Donation details

The pledge is based on Taylor Wimpey West Scotland’s commitment to donate £25 for every new home sold and legally completed in the first phase of the Calder Wynd development.

Audrey Ross, sales and marketing director at Taylor Wimpey West Scotland, said: “We’re incredibly proud to continue our support for St Andrew’s Hospice. Reaching almost half of our pledged donation is an important milestone, and it’s inspiring to see the difference our contributions are helping to make. St Andrew’s Hospice plays a vital role in the community, and supporting their work is a privilege. As Calder Wynd progresses, we remain committed to strengthening our relationship with the hospice and the people it serves.”

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Hospice response

Lorna Leslie, trusts, legacy and individual giving manager at St Andrew’s Hospice, added: “We’re extremely grateful for this latest donation from Taylor Wimpey West Scotland. Their continued support helps us provide specialist care and comfort to patients and families across Lanarkshire. Contributions like this ensure we can continue delivering our services, and we truly appreciate the commitment shown by the team at Taylor Wimpey.”

Taylor Wimpey West Scotland’s support for St Andrew’s Hospice is one of many ways the housebuilder invests in local infrastructure and community initiatives surrounding its developments.

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