Sussex Air Ambulance supported by British Gypsum

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British Gypsum employees have decided to make a donation of £575 to the Sussex Air Ambulance. The safety of employees is of paramount importance at British Gypsum. They have been working towards a Zero Harm target and on 17^th March 2010 they achieved a landmark performance in operating a full year where no employee was prevented from being able to do their normal job through injury.

To recognise this achievement, they invited employees to nominate and vote for charities they would like to support and the Sussex Air Ambulance received the most votes.

Bridget Pepper, East Sussex County Fundraiser for the Sussex Air Ambulance, said “We are delighted to receive this donation. Our crew are frequently called out to accidents and injuries so it seems really fitting that this money was donated as a result of such an outstanding safety record”.

Mike Emson, Plant Manager at British Gypsum’s Robertsbridge site, said “We will continue on our drive towards Zero Harm, and in our support of good causes as nominated by our employees”