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Community Matters

Assisting worthy causes, particularly those in our local community, is very important to all of us here at Retirement Line.

We are happy to support deserving charities, groups, clubs and individuals, including those that enhance the lives of people in or approaching retirement. We are proud of all our staff members who have helped us to raise money for local causes.

These are some of the charitable and sponsorship activities we have supported.

Jake Jarman

Jake Jamar

Retirement Line are delighted to sponsor the son of Tony Jarman, one of our Annuity Specialists. We have followed Jake Jarman’s gymnastics career since he was a teenager. His trophy cabinet is now full of medals, including four Commonwealth Games gold medals, and three gold medals and a bronze across two European Gymnastics Championships.

Jake became world champion on the vault at the 2023 World Gymnastics Championships and won a superb bronze medal on the floor at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

Retirement Line has assisted Jake and other local gymnasts by contributing to the purchase of equipment at Huntingdon Gymnastics Club.


The City of Peterborough Tennis Club

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Retirement Line agreed a sponsorship deal with The City of Peterborough Tennis Club, working together to encourage local people of all age groups to take up, or get back into this popular sport.

Our donation of £1,000 assisted the club in developing and delivering a range of new coaching activities through subsidised coaching and free taster lessons at the club and in local schools, including new ‘Rusty Rackets’ courses to encourage seniors who previously played tennis to pick up their rackets again.


Sue Ryder Thorpe Hall Hospice

Sue Ryder hospice, Thorpe Hall

Sue Ryder hospice is a cause very close to our hearts. They help people through the most difficult times of their lives whether that’s a terminal or life-threatening illness providing exceptional palliative and neurological support.

We have donated to this excellent cause for several years with our most recent donation being £5,000.


Help for Heroes

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Retirement Line support Help for Heroes, who work to provide better facilities for British servicemen and women who have been wounded or injured in the line of duty. It is a charity close to the heart of our CEO, David Slater, who served in the RAF.

David said: “I have seen just how difficult it can be for service personnel to make the transition back to civilian life, even more so for those who have to endure rehabilitation for their injuries.”

We recently donated £2,000 to this fine charity.


The Barrowden Evergreen Club

The Barrowden Evergreen Club

The village of Barrowden in Rutland is the home of David Slater, our Chief Executive, and his family. The village has an Evergreen Club, a charity run for, and by, older people in the village. Supporting organisations which help keep people active and fulfilled in later life is very important to all of us at Retirement Line, so we have donated funds for the few past years to the Evergreen Club to help them pay for meals, trips and entertainment. 

We have also donated to the local community in other ways, including to the local cricket club and to help fund the restoration of Barrowden’s beautiful 12th Century church.


Dnipro Kids Charity

Retirement Line donated £2,500 to Dnipro Kids Charity, which was formed in 2005 by supporters of Hibernian FC, originally to assist orphaned children living in Ukraine. The charity paid for clothing, medical equipment and repairs to the orphanage.

At the beginning of March 2022, following Russia invading Ukraine, members of the charity travelled to Dnipro and brought more than 50 children back to Scotland where they have found new homes and families for them to live with.

Donations will no doubt be put to great use in bringing up all these vulnerable little children.


Grocery Aid

We have donated £2,500 to Grocery Aid, a caring charity which provides emotional, practical and financial support to employees within the grocery industry. Established over 160 years ago, the charity helps people in a wide range of difficult circumstances, from domestic violence victims to those struggling with serious illness.


Kidney Research

Sandy Baudrey, Kidney Research

Sandy Baudrey, a member of our Annuity Administration Team, completed the ‘March March’ challenge for Kidney Research.

This inspiring challenge set fundraisers a goal of walking 10,000 steps a day for 31 days. Sandy surpassed this target, walking up to an impressive 16,000 steps a day—equivalent to around eight miles! Colleagues donated online and by dropping loose change into a collection box.

Retirement Line also donated, matching the money Sandy raised from colleagues.

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