Instarmac supports National Volunteering Week

What’s more, Instarmac’s most famous team member, Pothole Pete, made a surprise appearance and helped to educate the next generation on how to properly repair a pothole – a visit that certainly went down a treat with the Beavers and Scouts.

Brewood Group Scout Leader, Sarah Northfield, commented: “Before it was just a plain car park, there were no bays and sometimes it was a bit dangerous for the children running about because we weren’t quite sure where all the cars were going. Now, all the bays are completely marked out. It is really clear for everyone to see and we even have two disabled places. It makes the car park so much safer.”

On the importance of volunteering, Sarah continued: “Without volunteers, we wouldn’t be able to run. I’m a volunteer and all the other leaders are volunteers too but it’s also all the people behind the scenes that important as well. Without them we wouldn’t be able to offer the services to the children to help them grow into bigger, better and stronger people for the next generation.”

National Volunteering Week is an annual celebration of the contribution millions of people make across the UK through volunteering initiatives in their communities. You can find out more about National Volunteering Week by visiting volunteersweek.org.

To find out more about Instarmac’s commitment to their local community and the many ways in which they give back to local charities and causes by visiting Instarmac.co.uk.

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