The Know-How

We kicked off our new Film Club with The Thursday Murder Club at The Picture House in Uckfield. Nearly forty members came along. For many, it was the first cinema trip in years. There was laughter, shared stories and a real sense of occasion. Richard Osman even shared our photo.

We were delighted to return to Rotherfield Cricket Club for a special Good Company cricket day filled with sunshine, laughter and community spirit. With proper “Queen teas,” a lively raffle, and friendships old and new, it was a joyful reminder of what connection really looks like. Thanks to everyone who came, donated, or helped make the day what it was. Together we raised over £1,000 to support our clubs and circles.

At Good Company, food is more than just a meal. It is the ritual that brings people together. From fish and chips at Supper Club to cake at Games Club, bacon rolls at the rugby club or a glass of wine on a Saturday, food helps everyone relax, talk and feel at home. Shared meals are the glue that holds our clubs together, served with music, movement and laughter.

Join us on the second Wednesday of the month at Crowborough Rugby Club for Games Club. A friendly mix of movement, connection and good company. From walking rugby to table tennis, there is something for everyone.

In July, Head of Training Sue Hinds spent two days with our team, carers and volunteers. From hands-on activities to lightbulb moments, her sessions showed how person centred training can be both practical and welcoming.

This annual fundraiser supports The Good Company People and brings together players, spectators and volunteers for a relaxed summer get-together. Expect a friendly match, BBQ, raffle and a chance to hear how you can help us reach our Big Give pledge target.

We’re getting ready for the Big Give. If you can pledge £100 now (to give at Christmas), it could help us double donations and keep Good Company going strong next year. No money now, just a promise. Make a pledge.

When our CEO turned up in jeans to a formal lunch hosted by The Pickwick Bicycle Club, she quickly realised this was no ordinary fundraiser. With bowler hats, Dickensian aliases and penny farthings in tow, the world’s oldest cycling club raised an incredible £3,210 for The Good Company People. It was a great reminder that support can come from the most unexpected places.