Charitable Partners

Oakhaven Hospice has been chosen as our charity of the year by our employees, they provide specialist palliative care and support to those facing life-limiting illness and their loved ones in both a home and hospice setting.

A team of specialist Oakhaven nurses, doctors, counsellors and physiotherapists ease physical symptoms and offer psychological, spiritual and social support.

Their care is tailored to suit the needs of each individual and, with a blend of expertise and compassion, the team offers support for people when they need it most.

You can find our fundraising page here.

Rotary International is the worlds largest service organisation and is made up of many Rotary Clubs across the UK. Each club is made up of businesses of various sizes.

All the businesses within each Rotary Club volunteer and support a range of charities and their local community in their spare time. They also participate in large-scale projects that are organised by Rotary International. Together, their goal is to help others.

We have been part of The Rotary Club of Westbourne for five years and have raised over £42,000 for a number of charities in the process. We have achieved this by supporting charity events, from providing all the fresh food for guests and participants who have taken part in different challenges. Some of the charities we have helped are: Cancer Research UK and The MS Society, as well as local charities in Bournemouth, such as The Elderly and Homeless and Young Carers.     

"The value of Harvest Fine Food’s contribution is immeasurable – but over a year, probably amounts to around £4000.00 in donated food and we would like to thank all at Harvest Fine Foods for their ongoing support of Westbourne Rotary causes in this way." Rotary Club of Westbourne.

Harvest was proud to support Minstead Trust in 2022 as their main charity, carrying out many events thoughout the year and raising much needed funds for this fantastic cause. 

At Minstead Trust they nurture the unique potential of people with learning disabilities. They support them to achieve greater independence and live happier and healthier lives. This can be through support to live in their own homes, learning new skills at day opportunities or receiving work training to move towards employment.