The company was gifted a custom-painted gold excavator, which was revealed for the first time at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow for the company's annual sales conference.
The custom excavator, named 'Goldie', is now being put to use to fundraise for charity. It is being hired out to GAP's customers and, for the first whole year, half of all hire revenue generated from the excavator will be donated to charity. To add to this, Kubota will match the amount donated by GAP each month, doubling the final total. The chosen charity is the Lighthouse Club – the Construction Industry Charity; the only charity that provides financial and emotional support to the construction community and their families, raising awareness of mental health in the workplace.
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GAP is a long-time supporter of the Lighthouse Club, through which GAP promotes the Construction Industry Helpline to all staff. This is a confidential 24/7 helpline which offers assistance to all construction workers and their families seeking support in the UK and Ireland. The charity doesn't receive any public funding and relies on the generosity of those within the industry to help them continue their important work.
GAP has always placed huge importance on raising funds for various charities for all kinds of causes and continues to do so. The fact that the Lighthouse Club gives such vital support to those so close to home for GAP has helped to establish the close relationship between the organisations and cement the huge amount of support the hire company gives to the charity.
(CM/JG)
