Global company’s donation helps maintain Fife Coastal Path

Fife Coastal Path’s value to local communities has once again been recognised by global fleet brand Enterprise Mobility with a £7,500 donation to Fife Coast and Countryside Trust (FCCT). 

FCCT maintain the 117-mile path and were nominated to receive a donation by David Rodger, the company’s Fleet Strategy Manager for Scotland and Northern Ireland. The company sets aside a percentage of its profits for distribution by the Enterprise Foundation and staff are invited to suggest worthy recipients. 

David explained: “FCCT are a fantastic charity who support the communities in which we operate – Cupar and Kirkcaldy – and who provide valued opportunities for our team to use their volunteer days. For example, our team was at Dalbeath Marsh in the spring, helping to restore habitats by removing invasive woody vegetation like brambles, gorse, and saplings. 

“Personally, Fife Coastal Path is a resource that I use multiple times a year to exercise with my family and our energetic dog. It’s a lovely way to access a beautiful part of the world – and, more often than not, a near guaranteed escape from the rain of Glasgow!” 

Jeremy Harris, CEO at FCCT, commented: “I’m delighted that our connection with Enterprise Mobility is continuing with volunteer days and another generous donation and we’re very grateful. 

“Fife’s coastline is ever-changing and these funds help us maintain it, improve it and share it with locals who love it and tourists who discover it.” 

Donations and volunteering help FCCT to maintain and manage Fife’s special outdoor places like its award-winning beaches, local nature reserves, Lomond Hills Regional Park and the Fife Coastal Path and Fife Pilgrim Way. To find out how you can help, please visit www.fifecoastandcountrysidetrust.co.uk