Episodes
Jackie Morrey Grace tells us about the wonderful charity 'Without Wings', celebrating its 10th Year, expanding its services and holding a 12 hr live band fundraiser this weekend.
We relaunch our Charity of the Week feature with the support of new sponsor, Ivan Soulsbury and with a charity celebrating 10 years supporting those with Auto Immune diseases - Without Wings. Jackie Morrey Grace tells us more.
William Smedley speaks with Christy about the wonderful Gaiety Theatre and the work of the charity 'Friends of the Gaiety', which has helped to keep the venue alive and thriving for many years - and has grand plans in the years to come. Find out more here
William Smedly, Chair of the Friends of the Gaiety, tells us about the background, the people and the goals of the charity that keeps our glorious Matcham Theatre alive and well.
General Manager of the Isle of Man Home of Rest for Old Horses, Laura Bruder, tells us more about the wonderful operation on Richmond Hill which looks after horses, ponies and donkeys in the twilight years.
The new General Manager of the Home of Rest for Old Horses, Laura Bruder, shares a bit about the background and objectives for the much loved Charity. Find out more on their website here
Tony Palmer, founder of Heroes on the Water Isle of Man, talks Christy through the wonderful set up at Port Soderick that provides a safe space for our veterans and those in uniform / from the Services and their families. Find out more here: https://heroesonthewater.im/
Inspired by a charity in the USA, Heroes on the Water Isle of Man provides kayak angling, sea swimming, walking and other activities - along with a safe space at their purpose built HQ in Port Soderick - to our wounded military and uniformed members of the public. Find out more here: https://heroesonthewater.im/
Fiona Hatton, the new CEO of Hospice Isle of Man, speaks to Christy about the charity that she describes as being 'part of this Island' and which has touched the lives of most people living here in some way. Find out more about their work here.
CEO of Hospice Isle of Man, Fiona Hatton, shares the background of one of the Island's largest and beloved charities.
Local charity A Little Piece of Hope support families through baby loss and children with illness, and they also organise the Heroes of Mann Awards. Christy speaks with Helen Sheppard and Emma Watterson from the charity, along with Awards sponsor Roz Melia from Cayman National.
Helen Shepherd and Emma Watterson tell us about the local charity that provides practical and emotional support to bereaved families and children facing serious illness. Find out more here
Lisa Beattie, Chair of the event and deputy Chair Sammy Dooley, tell Christy about the 2026 Relay for Life Isle of Man
Our Kelproperties Charity this week is Relay For Life Isle of Man. Sammy Dooley tells us about the background of the charity, the work they do and how YOU can support them to help to save lives.
Ken Kinrade from HBOT IOM explains to Christy how Hyperbaric therapy works and what it actually feels like - and shares how YOU could help their charity to continue. Find out more here: Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Isle of Man | HBOT Isle of Man
Ken Kinrade share the history and background of the Island's Hyperbaric Chamber Charity and the services they offer here on the Island. Find out more about them here Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Isle of Man | HBOT Isle of Man
Dave McLean, co-Founder of the Peel Centenary Centre, talks to Christy about the venue and community centre in the heart of the Sunset City run entirely by volunteers - and shares some wonderful stories and memories of the past 23 years. Follow them on Facebook here and their website here.
Dave McLean shares the background, goals and hopes for the future of one the Island's beloved community venues in the West, the Peel Centenary Centre. Find out more about them here
Debs Dixon, fundraiser for Manx Mencap, tells us what difference the charity makes to those living on the Island with learning disabilities - and tells us why this Awareness week is so important.
Our Charity this week is Manx Mencap, who are marking Disability Awareness Week June 15th - 22nd. Debbie Dixon shares the background and details about the charity and the work they do. Find out more on their website here.
Jan Rae tells us how and why she got involved with the charity Care in Mann, what their services are and who they are for. She also shares the many positives of volunteering for the group and encourages others to think about getting involved. Find out more here
In what is 'National Carers Week', Jan Rae tells us about the charity 'Care In Mann', a voluntary service that provides transport to healthcare appointments for those who either do not have transportation of their own or cannot access the ambulance service. Find out more here.
Claire Cubberly and Gina Claridge tell us about the work they do with and for the Alzheimer's Society Isle of Man Branch.
Mandy and Gary share their journeys as a Dementia volunteer and Carer respectively, working with Alzheimer's Society Isle of Man.
This Dementia Action Week, our Charity is the Isle of Man branch of Alzheimer's Society. Claire Cubberly and Gina Clarridge tell us about the history of the group and the services they offer here on the Island.
Mel Beattie from Preferred Futures tells us about the work and services provided by the Charity, which concentrates on supporting Mental Wellness for all - and we hear from some of the volunteers and members of the Recovery Club, a supportive community, safe space, place to unwind and find some friendly conversation.
It's Mental Health Awareness Week and we're shining a light on Preferred Futures IOM as our Kelproperties.com Charity of the Week. Mel Beattie tells us about the highly qualified team meeting the need for additional care provision for those with mental health challenges.
The Great North Air Ambulance Service (GNAAS), responds to call outs on the Isle of Man every day of the year. Joe Garcia, Chief Executive and Mandy Karsa here on the Isle of Man tell Christy about the kind of callouts they attend and the life saving difference they can make.
The Great North Air Ambulance Service (GNAAS), are the critical care helicopter that responds to call outs on the Isle of Man every day of the year. Christy finds out more about the background and organisation, with Charity CEO Joe Garcia and with Mandy Karsa here on the Isle of Man
Stuart Greaves speaks to Christy about the Rob Vine Fund, which provides medical/rescue equipment and training for those involved in motorsport events on the Isle of Man. He also announces an exciting development, an app that will benefit ALL of the Island's community.