
Discover more About Cornish Escapes' Sponsorships!
St Ives
About our Sponsorships in our Communities.
Welcome to Cornish Escapes’ Sponsorship page where you can learn more about us as and how we support our local Cornish businesses and Cornish Charities.
Here at Cornish Escapes we sponsor a number of establishments including: The Royal British Legion and Guide Dog Puppies. We love to give back to our local community, and are always on the look out to support meaningful causes.
Take a read below to find out more…

We support the St Ives Branch of the Royal British Legion.
St Ives
The Royal British Legion.
The Royal British Legion is the largest Armed Forced charity and prides itself in supporting families and members of the Royal Navy, British Army and The Royal Air Force . They also assist current and ex-serving members of the military, for example, assisting care homes for the elderly, installing personal alarms and home maintenance and repairs.
St Ives is home to its own Royal British Legion establishment, located at the top of the Stennack Hill.
Giving back is important to us, especially in regards to our local community and at Cornish Escapes take their generosity into consideration and help in any ways that we can. For instance, in the winter months, we donate food and toy hampers to support families in the festive season.

We sponsor two puppies, Moose and Grace.
Guide Dogs
Guide Dogs: Sponsor a Puppy.
In December 2021, Cornish Escapes reached out to Guide Dog Puppies to sponsor our two puppies, Moose and Grace. This association provides those who have lost their sight with the confidence they need to live their life to the fullest. Through charity work, fundraising, donations and rehoming guide dogs, they have helped over 200,000 people and they are striving to increase this to 500,000 by the end of 2023!
From donations like our, Guide Dogs are able to provide the training needed for these puppies to become fully-fledged eye seeing dogs. We are loving watching Grace and Moose grow to be two very admirable dogs, helping those in need to live a life where their sight does not stop them from doing the things they want to do.











