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Court Homemakers Helping Heroes. Proud to be associated with this one…

Kris Putman, Joe Potts and Harry Henderson (son of our very own Director Paul Henderson) will be commencing a walk on 31st May in aid of Help for Heroes. The trip has been meticulously planned by Team leader, and former long distance cyclist, Kris who really wants to succeed with this challenge. As you’d probably expect […]

It’s Muddy Mayhem with Court Homemakers

Each year we do something for charity. Last year we zip wired off the Baltic in aid of The Alzheimers Society and this year it was The Muddy Mayhem in aid of TFM Radio’s Cash for Kids. The Muddy Mayhem (no walk in the park) took place on 1st October and we completed it again […]

We’re Zipping the Tyne for the Stroke Association!!

On Sunday 15th March 2015, Paul Davies and Paul Henderson, directors at Court Homemakers, will be zipping across the Tyne for the Stroke Association. They will be soaring nearly 1000 feet over the River Tyne to raise vital funds for Stroke survivors and their families. On the morning, they will be standing hundreds of […]

Court Homemakers are proud to support Cash For Kids with their Christmas Toy Appeal

Court Homemakers have taken part in this years Cash For Kids Christmas Toy Appeal with TFM. For 2013, the toy appeal has raised over £1.3million in donations of new toys. These will be delivered by the organisers to those children in our region who otherwise wouldn’t get any toys this christmas. Court Homemakers are proud […]

Court Homemakers raises £2000 for charity with A Touch of Class 2012

This bedroom was a Charity Auctioned Bedroom, won by the Woods, in aid of the Holistic Cancer Care Unit at James Cook Hospital in Middlesbrough. It was auctioned off in the ‘Grand Auction’ at A Touch Of Class charity dinner on Saturday 6th October 2012. […]

Court Homemakers installs free kitchen for hospice

ONE of the newest businesses to open in Northallerton has already delivered on its promise to help the local community. Court Homemakers, which opened a new showroom in the former Station House at Low Gates in January, has installed a kitchen free of charge in the new offices of Herriot Hospice Homecare at Thurston […]

Mayor opens support centre’s new kitchen

THE elected Mayor of Middlesbrough paid tribute to business people with big hearts when he opened a new kitchen for members of the Teesside Ability Support Centre today. Mayor Ray Mallon praised the directors of Court Homemakers and their suppliers, who had donated the £13,000 kitchen at no charge to the Acklam Road support Centre […]