The owners of Preston-based furniture company Plumbs have become Founder Patrons of Vault Youth Zone.
Through Plumbs, for over 60 years, the Page family has established history of backing local charities and initiatives that make a lasting difference across the region.
As Founder Patrons, the family will help secure the long-term future of Preston’s state-of-the-art youth facility and supporting Vault Youth Zone.
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Rob Page, Director at Plumbs Ltd, said: “Talent is everywhere, but opportunity isn’t always equally available. The Youth Zone helps bridge that gap.
As a local family, we are proud to support an initiative that gives young people the chance to discover their potential.”
The partnership represents a shared commitment to helping young people thrive, combining financial support with a genuine passion for the work and ambitions of Vault Youth Zone.
The Page family’s support will help ensure more young people can access activities that build confidence, develop skills, explore interests and connect with trusted adults who believe in their potential.
Part of the national OnSide network, Vault Youth Zone supports young people aged eight to 19, and up to 25 for those with additional needs.
The purpose-built facility offers more than 20 activities, including sport, creative arts, employability programmes, mentoring and wellbeing support.
Tim Jacques, CEO of Vault Youth Zone, welcomed the partnership and said: “The Page family have a proud reputation for supporting the Preston community, sharing their time, expertise and love of our city.”
“We are delighted to welcome them as Founder Patrons. Their commitment is about far more than financial support; it is an investment in the potential of thousands of young people across Preston.
“The family’s generosity and community spirit perfectly reflect the values at the heart of Vault, and we look forward to working together to create lasting positive impact for generations to come.”
