Daniel Adamson Preservation Society

Company Number: 05088619 Registered Charity: 1104681

Presenting  "Daniel Adamson" the unique passenger carrying steam tug tender - a NRHV Designated Vessel.

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DAPS Commercial Supporters 

The Daniel Adamson Preservation Society is grateful for assistance received via an increasing number of commercial supporters who have assisted the project in one form or another.
bullet Smit Harbour Towage Lpool
bullet Mersey Docks & Harbour Co
bullet Cooper Lighting & Security
bulletMerseyside Fire Brigade Museum
bullet Carmet Tugs
bullet North Western Ship Repairers
bullet Dawson, Downie, Lamont Ltd
bullet Prism Fund
bullet Eon
bullet Peel Holdings
bulletGeoff Heaps & Partners
bullet Shell
bulletHalton Borough Council
bullet Sigma Coatings
bullet Hilti UK
bulletStockport Fire Protection
bullet James Walker Sealing Technology
bullet Svitzer Marine
bullet John Teire & Co
bullet United Utilities
bulletJPS Scaffolding
bullet Wirral Council
bullet Liverpool Pilots
bullet Wren Industrial Marine Fabrications
bullet Makita UK
bullet Wymark Ltd

Hyperlinked names link to commercial supporters' web sites. Please visit their web sites to find out more about their activities and services which you may find useful.

NOTICE

As you will be aware we have been fortunate in obtaining a tremendous amount of support from commercial sources since the earliest days of the Society's formation and wherever possible we endeavour to acknowledge this in these pages.

We do so only after agreement with the company concerned or their representative, thus there are many instances whereby we have received support from organisations where we cannot publicly express our gratitude, much as we would like to do so. Unfortunately it would seem that some individuals visiting this site see an opportunity to take advantage of our good intentions by contacting some of our supporters, in the hope of getting 'something for nothing'

We certainly do not operate in this underhanded manner, but instead go to great lengths in explaining what we are about, the project itself, our charitable status and our limited resources, wherever possible inviting potential supporters to visit and see for themselves. In some cases support develops from personal contacts by members, so that it is somewhat embarrassing to learn that others have attempted to gain from the situation.

Could I ask that all potential supporters are made aware of our policy to acknowledge their generosity, but only with their complete agreement, should they prefer anonymity we will respect their wishes. In these instances I would ask that the committee be advised of the donor's identity so that a suitable private acknowledgement of thanks might be made.

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