Car dealers raise £38,000

Shoreham Vehicle Auctions raise £38,000 for Sussex charity

Shoreham Vehicle Auctions (SVA), one of Southern England’s leading independent remarketing businesses, has raised a record-breaking £38,000 for Sussex-basedShoreham Vehicle Auctions (SVA), one of Southern England’s leading independent remarketing businesses, has raised a record-breaking £38,000 for Sussex-based Chestnut Tree House Children’s Hospice at its 15th annual charity auction, taking the total raised since 2011 to over £340,000.

Chestnut Tree House Children’s Hospice at its 15th annual charity auction, taking the total raised since 2011 to over £340,000.

A firm part of the local community since its founding at the Shoreham Lighthouse site in 1961, SVA has grown alongside the region’s motor trade. Now based at Lancing Business Park, the company remains a proud part of the business landscape, continuing its long-standing commitment to supporting local causes.

All 27 vehicles generously donated by car dealers on the south coast were successfully auctioned, with SVA adding £250 per vehicle to the final fundraising total.

This year’s auction proved to be the most successful yet, thanks to the continued support and generosity of the region’s dealers and buyers. A special thanks goes to Yeomans Group, who donated an incredible 20 vehicles, more than ever before.

Other generous contributors included Tates Group, Frosts4Cars, Birchwood Group, and Hendy Group, as well as racing driver Nathan Edwards, who donated four VIP tickets to a Vertu MINI CHALLENGE JCW round, held during a British Touring Car Championship race weekend.