Helping Charities and Good Causes get Online
Slough Online CIC – Kehorne giving back
A few years back, members of Kehorne were involved in a ‘big sleep out’ to raise awareness (and money) for those in our community that were without somewhere to call home during the winter months. We did the same thing the following year, and this got us thinking about how we could best use our skills and the business to support charities.
We knew that a website is the most cost-effective way for charities to promote themselves and make the most of any marketing budget they have.
And so ‘Slough Online’ was born, we use our spare capacity to build free and heavily subsidised websites for worthy local charities.
P.S. You do not have to be in Slough, anywhere in East Berkshire counts
Contact Kehorne to see how Slough Online can help your Charity or Good Cause
is really excited to be sponsoring an award this year at the OneSlough Awards 2025
We have been a long time supporter of The OneSlough Awards, initially as Kehorne, and more recently as Slough Online (which is the charitable arm of Kehorne Limited). We think that the Charitable sector is the lifeblood of a decent society and develops cohesion and understanding as well as breaking down the barriers between the many different communities we have in Slough and the UK. This kind of work is the very reason that we set up Slough Online CIC in the first place. We will be there on the night helping to celebrate the great work that they do, as well as raising awareness of the sector. You can visit the site here – https://voluntarysectorawards.org.uk/.
“Kehorne (through our Slough Online CIC) have supported the local community on all things digital for many years now. We thought it was time to put more resources behind the new groups so they could further the great work they do in Slough”
Quote from Paul Fogg at Kehorne (Slough Online CIC)
Winners of the New Group Award – Britwell Community Hub – who won the £1000 prize donated by Slough Online CIC (part of the Kehorne Family) Photo by Mike Swift www.360swift.com
“It is very obvious that they are really passionate about the work they do and how much they help the local community. After meeting them and finding more about them today, we are excited and committed to making this project work better and harder for them than ever”.
-Paul Fogg, Senior Project Manager
TOGETHER AS ONE
Together As One is a youth-led charity bringing communities ‘together as one’ through training, youth work and creative projects.
UJALA FOUNDATION
In 2021 Kehorne wanted to give a little something back to our community and launched an initiative to help a local not-for-profit organisation who has gone above and beyond to help during the Covid-19 pandemic.
We had our first meeting with the Ujala Foundation (led by Arshad Mehmood) to discuss how we can best help them with a new website and how to make it work better for their charity.
Ujala were the winning entry and were independently judged by Resource Productions CIC and Ramesh Kukar – both of whom have a particularly high local Slough standing and know the charity sector intimately.
ONE SLOUGH
For Kehorne, this is the site that started it all and was our first foray into charity websites. We are delighted to support this worthy cause and continue to sponsor these awards as they help to celebrate the valuable work that people do when they volunteer. This can have a massive impact on the lives of local people and communities.
SLOUGH ANTI-LITTER SOCIETY
This is a group of people who live, work, and/or learn in Slough and want to make a positive difference to the environment and the local community.
They combat the little problems in Slough by bringing people together for Clean-up, Reduce, Re-use and Upcycling events.
Slough Online are helping the site owner with support and updates where anything more technical us causing them problems. We are here to help.
FARMER TOM
We have been supporting Farmer Tom for the last two years, he does great work as an advocate for regenerative farming practises, and provides a space where anyone can come and learn and also volunteer on the farm. This is great for the surrounding community to learn about where our food comes from as well as being a great place to improve your mental health. Tom also runs (and we support);
https://www.garden-army.com/
https://www.fullcirclefarms.co.uk/
Here is the latest project we have been working on
