Bents Garden & Home 2026 Charity of the Year
We are delighted that Bents Garden & Home have chosen the Mindfulness in Schools Project as their charity of the year! We are so grateful for their support in helping us grow well-being in our communities. We are also thrilled to announce our new MiSP Ambassador, Jane Coates who will have a key role in representing MiSP at events over the next 12 months.
Warrington based Bents Garden & Home has selected MiSP as its 2026 Charity of the Year, supporting our mission to equip young people with essential skills and techniques to improve their wellbeing.
Matthew Bent, Managing Director at Bents Garden & Home said: “We are delighted to be supporting the Mindfulness in Schools Project as our Charity of the Year. The work they do to support young people’s mental wellbeing is incredibly important, particularly in today’s world.”
MiSP Ambassador Jane Coates says: “I have seen the positive impact of this work, both on a personal and professional footing and am looking forward to working alongside Bents in my role as MiSP Ambassador to further develop this locally.”
Faiy Rushton, Executive Director of the Mindfulness in Schools Project: “We are honoured and delighted to have been chosen as Charity of the Year. The donations from the Bents community will support our ongoing delivery of mindfulness based wellbeing training for educators and the children and young people they work with. It will help us broaden our reach, especially to under-resourced schools and communities. It will also enable us to make our training more accessible and to include all members of school communities including pre-schoolers and their families.”.
Over the coming year, Bents will host a series of fundraising initiatives and awareness campaigns, inviting customers, colleagues and the wider community to get involved and support the charity’s work.
We are looking forward to sharing monthly ideas for nourishing activities with our whole community. Watch this space!