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Golfers with driving ambition can take on the reigning champions at a prize packed charity challenge taking place on November 23.
Adventurers will tackle tunnels, a tyre wall, rope walk, and more at the popular KM Assault Course Charity Challenge, now open for booking.
Child literacy will get a boost from the IT crowd if schools and businesses join in a campaign to recycle their old and unwanted computer equipment.
School governors and staff can attend a free event next month packed with best practice in green travel, road safety, literacy, and more.
Special Educational Needs Coordinators and Family Liaison Officers can help pupils with special educational needs to join in the Kent Cooks contest.
This term schools can sign up for a popular literacy scheme that is creating reading millionaires.
Good causes and voluntary groups can receive a free masterclass in preparing the perfect KM Charity of the Year 2018 application.
Brave fundraisers can support their favourite good cause by taking part in an exciting winter abseil challenge.
Molly Simmonds took the reins at the Hazlitt Theatre for a day as her prize for winning a county wide writing competition run by the KM Charity Team.
If you can’t stand the heat – get into the kitchen! That's the message from the organisers of Kent Cooks, the official cookery contest for youngsters.
The launch of KM's Year of Walking gives companies the chance to show they care about the county by backing a high profile community campaign.
Tackle tunnels, a tyre wall, rope walk and more at popular charity fundraising event the KM Assault Course Challenge which is now open for booking.
Fifty Kent causes are set to receive the KM Charity Mark to recognise the contribution they make to the county.
Children's educational charity the KM Charity Team have announced the exciting new appointment of Rebecca Smith as Deputy Chief Executive Officer.
Youngsters stepping out for school or stepping up with their home reading have received a royal welcome at a prize giving ceremony.
A group of vulnerable youngsters striving to build their literacy skills received a special delivery after clinching first place in a reading contest.
Kent families have succumbed to a reading bug and notched up a record number of minutes curled up with a good read thanks to Buster’s Book Club.
A primary school has relaunched their Walk on Wednesday (Wow) scheme to boost the benefits of eco-friendly travel.
Eco-friendly travel has soared to an all time high thanks to the heroic efforts of pupils taking part in the KM Walk to School campaign.
The KM Charity Team has teamed up with Jelf Insurance Brokers to run a competition giving good causes the chance to win free insurance for 12 months.
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