Service manager, Colin Walker on his skydive

Keith Motors of Christchurch recently took part in a charity event for Hampshire-based Oakhaven Hospice, called ‘Jump with Jill’.  Four members of the Keith Motors team jumped 12,000ft out of a plane at Netheravon Army airport, and they raised over £2500 for the Oakhaven Hospice Trust. The trust provides care and support for those who are facing life-limiting illnesses. 

There were a total of 31 people involved in the Oakhaven charity event, where four of the Keith Motors team included; Robin Webb, dealer principal, Colin Walker, service manager, Steve Meredith, parts manager and Jon Winter, warranty administrator. 6,000ft of the sky dive was a free fall, where they fell from the sky at 125 miles per hour and the remaining 6,000 was a tandem parachute.

Keith Motors team taking part in the charity skydive. [From left to right: Colin Walker, service manager; Steve Meredith, parts manager; Robin Webb, dealer principal; Jon Walker, warranty administrator]

Robin Webb, dealer principal says “It was the most amazing experience of my life, the team and I are privileged to have taken part in this charity skydive. Oakhaven Hospice is close to our hearts and we are happy to have raised over £2500 for them – well done to everyone who took part!”

Keith Motors of Christchurch is a family run Ford Dealership and has been running for 60 years. The company has been a Ford Dealer since 1980, and offers sales, parts, services, rapid fit and rental.

Keith Motors handing over the money raised to Oakhaven Hospice Trust.