BPEC continues support for Warriors of Warmth in Manchester

BPEC has continued its support for Warriors of Warmth, joining the latest project to help improve facilities at a homeless shelter in Manchester.

Warriors of Warmth, founded by heating engineer Jonathon Hallam, brings together volunteers from across the plumbing and heating industry to donate their time, skills and expertise to support charities and community organisations.

The latest project took place at SPIN Manchester’s homeless shelter in Coverdale, where volunteers came together to carry out improvement works to help provide a better environment for the people who rely on its services.

BPEC once again supported the initiative, helping Warriors of Warmth and its volunteers as they gave up their time over the weekend to make a tangible difference to the shelter and the people it supports. Dean Watson, Operations Manager, attended on the day and lifted spirits by handing out BPEC goodie bags to the volunteers.

Neil Collishaw, CEO of BPEC, said:

“Warriors of Warmth demonstrates what can be achieved when people from across our industry come together and use their skills to help others. We were incredibly proud to support the initiative again and to play a small part in a project that will make a genuine difference to people who need it.

“The BPEC Charity enables us to give something back to both our industry and the wider community, and projects like this bring that purpose to life. Jonathon and all of the volunteers deserve enormous credit for the time, effort and expertise they continue to give.”

The BPEC Charity exists to raise knowledge and skills within the UK plumbing and heating industry while supporting people and communities in need. Supporting Warriors of Warmth forms part of BPEC’s wider charitable activity and its commitment to ensuring that funds generated through its work are reinvested for the benefit of the industry and wider society.