ASPC Charity Donations

Every year the ASPC donates £1000 to charities as chosen by the Council.

Any ASPC member can put forward any charity of their choice for consideration for a donation.

We are considering who to donate to in 2026 - so if you have any ideas please email us

 

2025

The ASPC proudly donated £1000 to 3 charities in 2025 :

Walk it off - Current ASPC President Gareth James' chosen Charty: Filmaker Alex Macchiarelli will be walking over 1,400 miles from Northampton to Alife, Italy to raise awareness for Men's mental health in 2026. the ASPC plan to follow Alex on his walk, so keep an eye out on the updates once he starts

 

OperationHernia Ex-ASPC President Raj Dhumale's chosen Charity. Our Mission Statement: Operation Hernia is committed to providing high quality surgery at minimal costs to patients that otherwise would not receive it and to providing structured training to local doctors. We hope OperationHernia will ve presening their mission and how they spend our donation at ASPC Conference 2026

Reseed – Ex-ASPC President RLaurel Spooner's chosen Charity: Working to create sustainable livelihoods and employment for people in Sierra Leone

 

2024

In 2024 the ASPC donated to 3 charities Aspire, University Laval and race for life

Aspire is a national charity that provides practical help to people who have been paralysed by Spinal Cord Injury, endeavouring to assist with equal opportunities, choice and independence in society by removing physical obstacles, economic barriers and social prejudice that divide disabled and non-disabled people.Our Vice president Mig Arbide swam the English channel solo to support this charity!

RACE FOR LIFE ASPC member Asif Ahmed ran his 5K  run - failling to do any of the trainign he had promised - and looks forward to doing it again.....not!

 

Chairty of our key Note speaker at the 2024 ASPC Coference: Professor Michel Labreque

The Fund aims to financially support research and training in support of male reproductive health services in developing countries, particularly with regard to advanced and adapted techniques in male sterilization

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2023

In 2023 the ASPC donated to 2 charities

Aspire is a national charity that provides practical help to people who have been paralysed by Spinal Cord Injury, endeavouring to assist with equal opportunities, choice and independence in society by removing physical obstacles, economic barriers and social prejudice that divide disabled and non-disabled people. Our Vice president Mig Arbide was one of their swimmingparticipants across Loch Lomond to raise money and awareness r Aspire

the Maanudam Charity was the choice of ASPC Council member Yen Lam