The Aberdeen Dyce Hotel is proud to be celebrating a major community milestone after raising an impressive £17,000 for charity in its first 18 months of trading.
Since reopening, the hotel team has worked alongside guests, partners and the wider community to support a range of meaningful causes through staff-led fundraising initiatives, events and charitable activities. These collective efforts have helped benefit a number of local and national organisations, including the RNLI, Team Jack, British Heart Foundation, SCAA and Alzheimer's Scotland.
The hotel’s fundraising programme reflects its commitment to being an active and responsible member of the north-east business community, supporting causes that resonate personally with team members and guests alike.
Commenting on the achievement, Kris Manship, Owner and General Manager of The Aberdeen Dyce Hotel, said: “Reaching £17,000 really means a lot to us. Many of these charities have personal significance to our team, so this hasn’t just been about fundraising, it’s been about coming together, supporting one another and giving something back to the wider community that has supported us so strongly since reopening. I’m incredibly proud of what the team has achieved and this is only the beginning.”
Reaching this milestone so early in the hotel’s journey highlights the strong sense of purpose shared across the team and reinforces The Aberdeen Dyce Hotel’s vision of being more than just a place to stay, but a business that actively gives back to the community it serves.