A new partnership between FlexiRental and Revive will help support the organisation’s ongoing work within the community, after the Cumbrian vehicle leasing company provided a vehicle to assist with their operations.

The partnership reflects FlexiRental’s commitment to supporting the communities it works within and highlights the strength of collaboration between local businesses.

The connection was initially made through Ken Johnston from Forth Engineering, who recognised the opportunity for FlexiRental to support Revive and helped bring the organisations together.

The vehicle will enable Revive to continue delivering its services across the region, supporting individuals and families who rely on their work.

Daley Rogers, Business Development & Marketing at FlexiRental, said: “As a business operating in Cumbria, we believe strongly in supporting the communities around us.

“Revive do incredibly important work and when the opportunity came up to help, it was an easy decision.

“This partnership is also a great example of the power of strong local networks.

“Ken Johnston from Forth Engineering reached out knowing we may be able to help, and that kind of collaboration between like-minded businesses is exactly what strengthens communities.”

Jordan Mattinson, Operations Manager at Revive said: “This vehicle will allow Revive CIC to increase our reach and impact.

“We can make more collections, deliver more items, keep more furniture in use, and support the people who need it most.

“It’s a brilliant example of how businesses and social enterprises can work together for real, positive change.”

FlexiRental continues to look for opportunities to support community organisations across Cumbria as part of its wider commitment to responsible and locally engaged business.

For more information about the partnership or FlexiRental’sservices, visit www.flexirental.co.uk or email Daley@flexirental.co.uk