Vintage Splendor Shines at Finch House Car Show

The Finch House in Salisbury played host to a captivating vintage and classic car show, showcasing a stunning array of automobiles from the 1930s to the 1970s. The event, organized by the Three Counties Vintage and Classic Car Club, not only delighted attendees with the timeless beauty of these vehicles but also raised a remarkable £305 for the esteemed charity, Help for Heroes.

Preserving the Past, Empowering the Future

A Showcase of Automotive Elegance

The Finch House, a newly renovated Grade II-listed building, provided the perfect backdrop for the vintage car display. Twelve meticulously maintained vehicles, ranging from the 1930s to the 1970s, were carefully curated by the Three Counties Vintage and Classic Car Club. Each car represented a unique chapter in automotive history, captivating the attention of Platinum Skies homeowners and local residents alike. The event's lively atmosphere was further enhanced by the presence of homemade cakes and an engaging raffle, creating a truly immersive experience for all in attendance.

Empowering Veterans through Charitable Giving

The car show's primary purpose was to raise funds for the esteemed charity, Help for Heroes. Through the combined efforts of the event organizers, attendees, and the Platinum Skies community, a remarkable £305 was raised for this worthy cause. This achievement not only highlights the generosity of the local community but also underscores Platinum Skies' commitment to making a positive difference in the lives of those who have served their country.

Platinum Skies' Ongoing Commitment

Platinum Skies' involvement in the vintage car show is just the beginning of their support for Help for Heroes. The organization has pledged to organize more fundraising events for the charity within its South West communities, further demonstrating its dedication to empowering veterans and their families. Additionally, Platinum Skies has committed to donating more than £10,000 from the sale of its luxury retirement living apartments to Help for Heroes, reinforcing its mission to create a lasting impact.

Fostering Community Connections

The Finch House car show not only celebrated the timeless beauty of vintage automobiles but also served as a platform for bringing the Platinum Skies and local communities together. The event's success in attracting both Platinum Skies homeowners and residents from the surrounding area highlights the organization's commitment to fostering meaningful connections and creating a sense of belonging within its communities.

Platinum Skies' Guiding Principles

Laura Warwick, the customer experience director at Platinum Skies, eloquently expressed the company's ethos and its alignment with the values of Help for Heroes. "The ethos of Help for Heroes resonates deeply with our company values – both being focused on empowering individuals to thrive during retirement and live life to the fullest," she stated. This shared commitment to empowering individuals and enriching lives is at the core of Platinum Skies' mission, making their partnership with Help for Heroes a natural and impactful collaboration.

Recognizing the Importance of Community Engagement

Heather Powell, the head of communities, events, and trading at Help for Heroes, acknowledged the vital role that organizations like Platinum Skies play in supporting the charity's work. "Our vital work with veterans – and their families – depends on the generosity of organisations like this and the public at large. As a caring organisation itself, Platinum Skies understands why we do what we do and how we go about it," she said. This recognition underscores the significance of community engagement and the power of collaborative efforts in making a meaningful difference in the lives of those who have served.