IMGold recently donated a rare, 1kg solid silver ingot shaped like the Isle of Man to Hospice Isle of Man, which helped raise over £4000 for the charity.
This piece was raffled over three days during the Ramsey Crookall Polo Viking Cup event, drawing significant interest from attendees.
The winner of the raffle was Ricky Broadbent of Quine and Cubbon.
The raffle raised a total of £4,750, with every penny going directly to support the palliative and end-of-life care that Hospice Isle of Man provides.
IMGold Donation
John Knight, Chief Executive of Hospice said: “The silver ingot is very unusual and really impressive. We are immensely grateful to IMGold for their generosity, which has resulted in a sizable donation towards our services for patients and families.
“Illiam and the wider team at IMGold have been extremely supportive of the Hospice, as have Ramsey Crookall in allowing the ingot to be raffled during their highly successful polo event. Our thanks go to everyone involved.”
Illiam Christian of IMGold added: “At IMGold, we believe in giving back to the community that supports us.
“We are honoured to contribute to Hospice Isle of Man and help make a difference in the lives of those who need it most. The response to the raffle was overwhelming, and it’s heartening to see so many come together for such a worthy cause.”
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