Charitable Giving

Supporting our Community

As a family-run business, SAM takes pride in giving back to the community as a local employer supporting charities and organisations across the UK and Ireland. We proudly offer payroll giving, where our team can opt to contribute part of their salary to a charity of their choice. Over the years, SAM has supported numerous charities by raising vital funds and spreading awareness of the fantastic work that they do:

Action Cancer
Alzheimer’s Society
Autism NI
Ballymena Food Bank
Cancer Research UK
Chest Heart and Stroke NI
Children’s Burns Trust
Macmillan Cancer Support
Maddie Rose Campaign

Marie Curie
Mental Health Foundation
NI Cancer Fund for Children
NI Children’s Hospice
NSPCC
Parkinson’s UK
Pretty n’ Pink
Randalstown Rugby Club 2^nd XV

Supporting Children’s Burns Trust, SAM’s chosen charity partner for F27

We are proud to announce our chosen charity partner for 2026-2027 is Children’s Burns Trust, who support children and families affected by burn and scald injuries. The charity provide care, rehabilitation and ongoing support when it is needed most.

By partnering with Children’s Burns Trust, we are helping them continue their incredible work in protecting and supporting children and families following an injury.

Throughout the year, our team will be planning a series of fundraising events to help raise awareness and support this fantastic cause. Keep an eye on our social media and latest news to see how we are supporting Children’s Burns Trust throughout the year.

Our Contribution to Date

We are so proud of our team who have come together over the years to support some fantastic charities by raising awareness and vital funds to support their important work.

Step/KM Challenge

Our team clocked up their kilometres with some healthy competition along the way.

SAM Sports Day

A fun-filled day of classic races, games and team spirit, with plenty of laughs.

Memory Walk

A reflective and powerful event honouring those living with dementia and their loved ones.

Coffee Morning

Cakes, coffee and conversation while raising vital funds.

Halloween Hamper Raffle

A spooky selection of treats and prizes with all donations going toward the cause.

Christmas Raffle

A festive fundraiser wrapped up the year with joy, generosity and great gifts.

Guess how many Sweets are in the Jar

A simple but much-loved game that got everyone involved.

Christmas Toy Appeal

Staff all came together to donate presents for children of all ages, ensuring everyone would wake up to a magical Christmas morning.

SAM proudly supported NSPCC , our chosen charity partner for F26. Together we took part in the Christmas Toy Appeal initiative, supporting families during what can be a very challenging time of year. Alongside other fundraising activities, we were able to raise a total of £10,000 to help NSPCC reach millions of children and young people and further support them in their efforts to prevent abuse, support families and help children recover and thrive.

"We are incredibly grateful to SAM Mouldings for choosing the NSPCC Northern Ireland as their Charity of the Year and for their very generous donation of £10,000 to support local services. This support will help us continue our vital work to protect children and provide families with the help they need, when they need it most. On behalf of everyone at the NSPCC, thank you to the team at SAM Mouldings for their commitment to making a real difference for children locally.”

In previous years, we have supported Alzheimer’s Society , where our collective fundraising efforts went towards:

Companion Calls: A friendly chat could be a lifeline for someone who is feeling alone and isolated.
Vital Research: Projects like Time for Dementia help improve the lives of those living with dementia.
Dementia Advisers: A provider of practical and emotional support for those who need it.

“We want to extend a huge thank you to everyone at SAM Mouldings for contributing to our partnership, making it such a tremendous success. Your generosity and support of raising £10,000 have helped raise awareness and vital funds, ensuring that no one has to face dementia alone.”