A charity car club drove to The Royal Arms in Tockholes for their latest donation.
North West Imprezas (NWI) Charity Subaru Owners Club presented a cheque for £1,000 to North West First Responder Group.
The money was raised over recent months through a combination of charity meets, fundraising events and club merchandise sales.
The £1,000 contribution will help North West First Responder Group purchase another life-saving defibrillator, which the group hopes to have installed within Liverpool, providing vital emergency equipment for the local community and potentially helping to save lives.
The club is made up of Suburu owners from across Lancashire and the North West.
A highlight of the club’s recent fundraising efforts was its Blackpool Illuminations Charity Run 2026, which saw more than 66 Subarus take to the roads of Blackpool for a spectacular evening convoy in support of the first responder group.
The event brought together Subaru owners from across the region, united by a shared passion for their cars and a desire to support a worthwhile cause.
Founder and Director, Harlen Keshav said: “A special thank you also goes to all the volunteers and staff at North West First Responder Group.
“Their dedication, commitment and work within our communities are hugely appreciated, and the club is proud to support the important work they do.
“Looking ahead, excitement is already building for the North West Imprezas Christmas Convoy, which will see a convoy of Subarus heading to Liverpool to deliver smiles and gifts to Little Lights Baby Hospice in time for Christmas.
“The festive event promises to bring together Subaru owners once again, this time with the aim of spreading a little Christmas magic and bringing smiles to children and families who need it most.
“As the club's latest donation demonstrates, it's about much more than the cars – it's about community, generosity and helping others.”
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