More Sponsors Join Newquay Joe Way Paddle for Life Event

A growing list of Newquay businesses are throwing their weight behind this year’s Joe Way Paddle for Life event, with one sponsor putting up a £500 voucher for the raffle.

Local Firms Get Behind the Day

Organisers say more sponsors are stepping forward to support the upcoming event, with the latest additions adding weight to an already growing line-up.

Waste management company Biffa has joined the list of backers, helping the day run smoothly. Henwood Funeral Directors, a long-established name in the area, has also pledged its support, continuing its involvement with community projects across Newquay.

📷Davey and Paul Hutchinson from Perran signs

Perran Signs Puts Up £500 Prize

Perran Signs, run by brothers Paul and Davey Hutchinson, has supplied banners and promotional materials for the event once again. Paul and Davey have also donated a canvas image prize and a £500 vehicle wrap voucher for the raffle, one of the more eye-catching prizes on offer this year.

3,000 Flyers Across Newquay

PJ Print has been working behind the scenes, producing and distributing more than 3,000 flyers and posters across Newquay and the surrounding communities to help spread the word.

Event organiser Matt Way said:

“The support from local businesses has been incredible. Every sponsor and supporter helps us create a fantastic day for local families while raising awareness and bringing the community together. We’re extremely grateful to Biffa, Henwood Funeral Directors, Perran Signs and PJ Print for getting behind the event.”

One quick flag: the press release refers to this as a “Newquay Toddler Event” and a “family event” throughout, but Joe Way Paddle for Life sounds like it could be a charity paddle event rather than something aimed at toddlers. If you’ve got more background on the event, I can rework the framing so it reads accurately.

📷Laura Henwood and Mike