Local Removal Company Helps Children's Charity Begin New Chapter
A Bristol-based removals company has helped children's hospice charity Jessie May relocate to its new office at Charlton Farm in Wraxall by donating its services free of charge.
Move On Removals Ltd transported desks, office furniture and office equipment from Jessie May's previous offices, helping the charity move without the added cost of hiring a removals company.
The move marks a new chapter for Jessie May following its partnership with Children's Hospice South West (CHSW). Since April 2026, Jessie May has operated as a subsidiary charity of CHSW and is now based at Charlton Farm while continuing to provide its specialist hospice-at-home service for children with life-limiting conditions and their families across Bristol and the surrounding areas.
The partnership reflects a shared commitment to protecting children's hospice care and ensuring more families can access the support they need in the future.
Amanda Gallagher, Corporate Fundraiser for CHSW said:
We are grateful to the team at Move On Removals for their ongoing support and commitment to CHSW.
"They have supported us since 2021, financially through our Business Club, by taking part in fundraising events and with donations for our shops. The positivity and willingness from the team to support with this latest request was hugely appreciated and we look forward to continuing our partnership."
The Move On Removals team spent the day carefully transporting furniture, equipment and office supplies, helping Jessie May settle into its new workspace quickly and efficiently.
Richard Batten, Director of Move on Removals Ltd added:
"At Move On we have a drive and purpose to give back to the community and do whatever we can to help others less fortunate than ourselves. We’ve supported CHSW since 2021, so when Jessie May needed moving into Charlton Farm, it was an easy yes."
Moving offices is what we do every day — if we can take that job off their hands to allow them to get back to supporting families, that’s a good days work for us.
The charity hopes the move demonstrates the impact local businesses can have by supporting charities in their communities, helping them continue delivering essential services to local families who need them most.
