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KGM Hereford raises £4,000 for farming mental health charity after month-long campaign

  • KGM Hereford raises £4,000 for We Are Farming Minds
  • The dealership donated £100 from every vehicle sold in May
  • The campaign ended with a classic car show earlier this month hosted by TV presenter Fuzz Townshend

Time 8:32 am, July 22, 2026

KGM Hereford has raised £4,000 for a local farming mental health charity, We Are Farming Minds, following a month-long fundraising campaign and classic car show.

The dealership, based on Kings Acre Road in Hereford, pledged to donate £100 from every vehicle sold throughout May, encouraging customers to support the charity while choosing their next car.

The initiative culminated in a charity classic car show at the dealership on Saturday, July 11, attended by TV presenter Fuzz Townshend, known for Car SOS and Shed and Buried.

We Are Farming Minds is a registered UK charity based in Herefordshire that supports the mental health and wellbeing of farmers and rural communities.

Founded by local farmers Sam and Emily Stables, the charity provides 24/7 support lines, professional counselling and free mental health workshops.

KGM Motors UK said the fundraising drive demonstrated KGM Hereford’s commitment to supporting the local community.

Sam Davies, director at KGM Hereford, said: ‘We are super-proud to be a platinum sponsor and to support We Are Farming Minds, a charity dedicated to supporting the mental health and wellbeing of the farming community.

‘We had such a fabulous time on Saturday at our Classic Car Show with guests from our community, valued customers, the guys from We Are Farming Minds, and of course the lovely Fuzz Townshend of Car SOS, and Shed and Buried.

‘The partnership with the charity reflects our continued commitment to supporting the communities we serve, demonstrating how local businesses and customers can come together to make a meaningful difference.’

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