With the support of our customers, partners and colleagues, we raised £12,915 for the Army Benevolent Fund, a result that goes far beyond the day itself and into real, lasting impact.
This year’s Intercity Charity Golf Day once again showed what’s possible when a business community comes together with purpose.
SUPPORTING THOSE WHO HAVE SERVED
The Army Benevolent Fund is the Army’s national charity, providing lifelong support to soldiers, veterans and their families when they need it most.
From helping veterans adapt to life after service, to supporting families through hardship, injury or bereavement, the charity plays a critical role in ensuring that those who have served are not left behind.
It is work that often goes unseen but makes a profound difference, providing practical help, dignity and independence at the moments that matter most.
OUR CONTRIBUTION
Days like this are about more than golf. They are about connection, shared values and using our collective platform to do something meaningful.
Bringing together customers, partners and colleagues in one place creates something powerful. Not just a strong network, but a community that is willing to act.
The £12,915 raised is the proof of that. It reflects the generosity, commitment and spirit of everyone involved, and shows what can be achieved when businesses align around a common goal.
A sincere thank you to everyone who played, supported and helped make the day happen.
In particular, we are grateful to our sponsors, Infinigate, KnowBe4, Pentest People, Gamma, CCS Insight, Freshwave, Arrow and Fortinet, whose support was instrumental in making the event possible.
It is the combination of sponsors, partners, customers and colleagues that turns an event like this into something more meaningful. A collective effort that delivers real-world impact.
A DAY TO REMEMBER
From competitive play on the course to the energy of the now-infamous Party Hole, and a packed clubhouse staying on for the England vs Croatia game, the day had all the ingredients of a great event.
But what will last is the impact.
Because ultimately, this was not just a day out. It was a collective commitment to support a charity that stands behind soldiers, veterans and their families for life.
