Supporter of the month

15-year-old Nolan Chenchery is a talented musician and a wonderful supporter of PACT.

Reading has many wonderful individuals, groups and businesses going out of their way to contribute to the wellbeing of the town’s residents. John Lewis Reading is one of those.

This year, The Sixth Form College Farnborough hosted its annual much-anticipated SIXFEST event and raised money for PACT.

Alan, PACT parent, decided to run his first half-marathon for PACT to show his gratitude and to give back to the charity.

Ashton Massey is an outstanding volunteer who has dedicated hours of her time to supporting PACT.  

Readiophonics is an award-winning acapella group based in Reading. When they performed at PACT’s Christmas Carol Concert in December 2023, members of Readiophonics were inspired by the life changing work we do and made us their charity for their Big Gig in March. 

Verizon, a multinational telecommunications company has been supporting PACT in many ways since January 2023. 

St Mark’s is a beautiful and welcoming church, set in the Englefield Estate, and has long been a supporter of PACT and the work we do supporting children, women and families.

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, aged eight, has supported PACT several times over the last year alongside her mum Rachel, who works in PACT’s fundraising team...

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 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.

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 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 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, aged eight, volunteered to help PACT create support materials for its domestic abuse recovery work by recording resources to help children share their worries...