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Leicestershire Search & Rescue (LeicSAR) have only been established for a short time and has had to be built from the ground up. We don’t receive any direct government funding and our charity work only gives us a small amount of our funding, therefore anything a business or person can help us with would be very gratefully received.
As a charity, we rely heavily on the generosity of the people who made all this possible. Without them giving to the team in the very early days, we wouldn’t be here now to perform the life-saving work offered by LeicSAR.
Any equipment someone may be willing to donate to us does not need to be new, we would be more than happy with used, clutter from the warehouse or ex-display units, anything as long as it functions. At present we still deploy using equipment donated by generous people, so anything you have to offer will make a difference.
Any donations you may be willing offer would make a massive difference to our team and the people we serve. It goes without saying LeicSAR are more than happy to place any person or business willing to help us as a sponsor on our website, Facebook and Twitter to aid your advertising and sales as a thank you for all your assistance.
We would like to thank the following organisations for their valued contributions or support offered to the team:
As a charity, we rely heavily on the generosity of the people who made all this possible. Without them giving to the team in the very early days, we wouldn’t be here now to perform the life-saving work offered by LeicSAR.
The Queen's Award for Voluntary Service is the highest award given to local volunteer groups across the UK to recognise outstanding work done in their communities. It was created in 2002 to celebrate the anniversary of The Queen's coronation. It is the MBE for volunteer groups.
Leicestershire Search and Rescue are proud to have received this award.
The Association of Lowland Search and Rescue, more commonly using the name Lowland Rescue, is a voluntary organisation in the UK that governs teams who assist the emergency services in the search for missing persons. It is part of UKSAR operators group appointed by the Department for Transport.
Lowland Rescue consists of 36 affiliated search teams who are each an individual charity.
The Association of Lowland Search and Rescue, more commonly using the name Lowland Rescue, is a voluntary organisation in the UK that governs teams who assist the emergency services in the search for missing persons. It is part of UKSAR operators group appointed by the Department for Transport.
Lowland Rescue consists of 36 affiliated search teams who are each an individual charity.
Check out all Lowland Rescue teams here!
