Sentient International Donates £5,000 to Hospice Isle of Man as Part of #Making40Matter Campaign

As part of our 40th anniversary celebrations and ongoing commitment to supporting the local community, we have donated £5,000 to Hospice Isle of Man.

The donation forms part of our #Making40Matter campaign, launched last month, to mark four decades of business by giving back to causes that matter across the Isle of Man and Malta.

Hospice Isle of Man provides specialist palliative care to patients facing terminal illness, as well as vital support to their families. The organisation plays a critical role in the local community, offering services free of charge to those in need.

Client Services Director, Sharon Mellor, presented the cheque to the charity and commented:

“Hospice Isle of Man holds a very special place in the hearts of many across the Island. Their compassionate work touches so many lives, and we are proud to support them as part of our #Making40Matter initiative.

“It’s a privilege to contribute to a cause that provides such dignity, care, and comfort to patients and their families during the most difficult of times.”

John Knight, CEO of Hospice Isle of Man expressed thanks to Sentient International for their donation, he said:

“We are incredibly grateful to Sentient International for their generous donation and for choosing to support Hospice Isle of Man as part of their 40th anniversary celebrations.

Their #Making40Matter campaign reflects a genuine commitment to community, and this contribution will help us continue providing specialist, compassionate care to those facing the challenges of terminal illness.

On behalf of everyone at Hospice, thank you for helping us make a difference.”

Our #Making40Matter campaign will continue over the next 12 months, with a series of charitable donations, community partnerships, and volunteer activities planned in the Isle of Man and Malta.

To learn more about our 40th anniversary and charitable initiatives click here.

📸 Photo: Client Services Director at Sentient International, Sharon Mellor (Centre), presents a cheque for £5,000 to Vanessa Naude (left) and John Knight (Right) of Hospice Isle of Man.