Charity
Community Impact
Delivering meaningful change through targeted charity partnerships and events.
Dedicated to change
Helping to change lives
We actively support a variety of local charities, dedicating our resources and efforts to causes within our community. Additionally, we extend our support to several national schemes that resonate deeply with our values and mission. These initiatives are chosen for their impact and because they hold a special place in our hearts, reflecting our commitment to making a meaningful difference in society.
Our engagement with these causes goes beyond mere financial assistance; we strive to be involved in a way that truly amplifies their reach and effectiveness.
Leap Pathways CIC delivers early, preventative, relationship-based support to children, young people and families in areas of high deprivation through school mental health programmes, family engagement, and targeted work with young people at risk of offending.
In partnership with LMAC Group Limited, the LMAC Progression Pathway supports the Turning Point and StrongHer & Thriving programmes. Turning Point provides mentoring and sport-based support for at-risk young people aged 11–18, building confidence and resilience. StrongHer & Thriving empowers girls through wellbeing sessions, with Positive Wellbeing Journals helping them continue to develop confidence, self-reflection, and positive habits beyond the programme.
Whizz-Kidz is committed to enhancing the lives of disabled children by fostering joy, friendship, and independence. They achieve this by offering a variety of services, including the provision of wheelchair equipment tailored for independent living.
Additionally, Whizz-Kidz organizes clubs, camps, and wheelchair skills training, along with offering work placements. These initiatives are designed to bolster confidence and self-reliance among the children.
Demonstrating support for this noble cause, our Managing Director, Lee McDowell, became part of the Whizz-Kidz team. Marking his commitment, he successfully completed the London Marathon in just over five hours.
Bobby Moore died at the age of 51. Following his death in 1993, Stephanie Moore MBE established the Bobby Moore Fund to support innovative bowel cancer research through Cancer Research UK.
This time Lee joined forces with DNA Insurance Services to help raise money for this charity by arranging various events and creating a network of business individuals to raise funds.
Social Value Commitments
At LMAC Group, we are committed to creating meaningful and measurable social value through every aspect of our work. Social value goes beyond the services we deliver—it reflects how we invest in people, communities and the environment to generate long lasting, positive impact.