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Nottingham Forest Community Trust was thrilled to be the chosen charity partner for this year’s Evelyn Partners Annual Golf Day, held at Beeston Fields Golf Club.

Each year, Evelyn Partners selects a charity to support through their flagship golf event, and this May, Nottingham Forest Community Trust was delighted to take up the mantle.

Nineteen teams of four took part in a competitive but friendly Shotgun tournament, bringing together business leaders, clients, and golf enthusiasts from across Nottinghamshire.

While the focus was on enjoying a day of high-quality golf, the real winner was the local community, with vital funds raised to support the Trust’s work across the region.

Evelyn Partners has a long-standing commitment to supporting charitable causes and community initiatives across the UK. Through events like their annual golf day, the company provides meaningful support to local organisations that are making a difference where it matters most.

Over £10,000 was raised through team entry fees, food and beverage sales, and a charity auction. One of the highlights of the auction was a signed Nottingham Forest shirt, which sparked a bidding war among Forest fans keen to get their hands on a unique piece of memorabilia.

Speaking after the event, Calum Osborne, CEO of Nottingham Forest Community Trust, said: “We’re incredibly grateful to Evelyn Partners for choosing us as their charity partner this year.

“Events like this make a real difference, not just in raising funds but in building awareness of the work we do.

“The generosity shown on the day will help us continue delivering life-changing programmes across Nottinghamshire.”

Ethan Lewis, Director at Evelyn Partners, added: “Our annual golf day is a highlight in our calendar, and we’re proud to use it as an opportunity to give back and support local charities.

“Nottingham Forest Community Trust is a fantastic organisation doing important work across our region.

“With so many of our clients being Forest fans, it felt like a perfect fit and we’re thrilled to have played a part in supporting their impact in the community.”

The funds raised will directly support Nottingham Forest Community Trust’s health, wellbeing, and inclusion programmes, helping thousands of people across the city and county to thrive.