Otley Garden Centre has been recognised for its contribution to the local community at the 11th Raising the Bar Awards.
The business received the Community Award for the lengths its team goes to support local causes.
It has supported over 200 charities and community projects in the last two years.
These include raising £24,000 for Yorkshire Air Ambulance in 2023 and their efforts for Yorkshire Children’s Charity so far this year, having raised a total of £7,000 with six months to go.
A spokesperson for Otley Garden Centre said:
“This achievement belongs to our great team whose dedication to supporting local causes is truly inspiring.
“The team aren’t stopping anytime soon, with many more projects up their sleeves!
“Well done to all the YGC team for digging deep and supporting great Yorkshire causes.”


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