NOAH has donated £1,188 to its charity of the year, Dogs for Good, following the success of the 2026 NOAH Summer Event.
The funds were raised through the generosity of members and guests who attended the annual event, with proceeds supporting Dogs for Good’s life-changing work partnering people with expertly trained assistance dogs and providing specialist support to help individuals lead more independent and fulfilling lives.
The presentation of the donation coincides with International Assistance Dog Week, a global celebration recognising the extraordinary contribution assistance dogs make to the lives of people with disabilities and highlighting the organisations that train and support these remarkable partnerships.
Matt Frost, NOAH chair, said: “At NOAH, we are passionate about promoting the positive impact animals have on people’s lives, so we’re incredibly proud to support Dogs for Good as our charity of the year.
“The £1,188 raised at our Summer Event is a testament to the generosity of our members and guests, and we hope it will help Dogs for Good continue its life-changing work.”
Sal Atkinson, partnerships manager at Dogs for Good, said: “It has been a real pleasure working in partnership with the staff and members of NOAH during our time as its charity of the year.
“Having happy, healthy dogs is at the heart of everything we do at Dogs for Good and we’re truly grateful for NOAH’s support in raising awareness of animal health and welfare. This generous donation will help us change the lives of the people we work with and create more powerful connections with our dogs.”
