Ashgrove and the Community.

Ashgrove Kitchens is committed to supporting local charities and events. This year our chosen charity is Families for Children, a voluntary adoption organisation, which places children for adoption throughout the UK and provides long-term support for both the children and adoptive parents. To find out more, visit www.familiesforchildren.org.uk.

   
We are regular sponsors of The Crediton Community Bus and The Crediton Festival, a community based event, which champions locally produced food and produce. Our support also helps with the highly acclaimed Shakespeare in the Square Theatre productions.

We were also delighted to sponsor a beautiful choral recital with Counterpoint at Exeter Cathedral in aid of the Cathedral School. David Acres, conductor and director of Counterpoint invited the world renowned countertenor Michael Chance to sing as a special guest at the event.

Pictured above: As well as financial help at the Crediton Festival, Ashgrove Kitchens provided the kitchen for the chefs to demonstrate their skills!

Pictured above: Judy Spiers and Chris Archambault thrill the crowds with their cooking demonstration.

Pictured above: Judy tempts a young lady with a freshly prepared sample.

Pictured above from left: Jackie from the Ashgrove Office, Kitchen designer Steve Bottomley and his wife Sheryl.

Pictured above: David Acres conducts the fabulous Counterpoint Choir at Exeter Cathedral in aid of the Cathedrals School.

Pictured above: Michael Chance enthrals the audience with his beautiful voice.

Pictured above from left: Ashgrove kitchen designer Mike Lawrence and his wife Elizabeth. Founder of Ashgrove Kitchens, Andrew Davis and his wife Caroline at the Counterpoint Recital.