We are grateful to these partners for their current and continued support and regular help with donations of one form or another. Without them, our charitable work would not be possible:
- Brett Aggregates: for use of East Quay as Whitstable's only heritage boat building yard
- Canterbury City Council Harbour Board: for South Quay site and berth of our heritage boat ship yard
- Canterbury Foundry Brewery: for producing Gamecock Rum, available to buy
- Goldfinch Trust: for financial assistance with restoring Gamecock
- Sue King & Kevin Clarkson: for providing donations from sales of beautiful marine art inspired by Gamecock
- Whitstable Photographic Company: for annual donations & photography for all our website and charitable work
Thank you to the following people and organisations that have offered help and support:
- Alan Staley Boatbuilders: for expert advice and offering Gamecock’s mast
- Barton Marine Equipment: for the offer of marine supplies
- Icom UK Ltd: for offering marine radio and navigational equipment
- Iron Wharf Boatyard: for providing a winter mud-berth
- Juton Paints: for the offer to supply marine paints
- National Historic Ships UK: for advice, publicity and support
- Port of London Authority: for donating print costs of an edition of our Coastal Trail
- SEAG8: for offering assistance with a marine engine
- Shepherd Neame: for a donation towards Gamecock's restoration
- Timber Tasks: for help sourcing specialist timber
- Whitstable Improvement Trust: for donations for purchase of timber
- Whitstable Marine: for offering chandlery services
- Whitstable Oyster Company: for acting as financier of last resort
- Wilkinson Sails: for technical advice and manufacture of sails
- Private individual donors: the generous individuals who have donated their money to help support our charitable work