Ford Doubles NGO Sponsorship

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The Ford Motor Company has doubled its sponsorship of the National Gamekeepers’ Organisation (NGO). Ford already provides the NGO with a superb Ford Ranger totally free-of-charge, and now Ford has generously made a second Ford Ranger available to the NGO on exactly the same terms. Ford has been helping drive the work of the NGO forward since 2001.

This is the fourteenth year that Ford has supported the NGO and its vehicles have always been hugely important at shows, regional events and training courses, as well as for the day-to-day operations of the NGO in promoting gamekeeping in every corner of England and Wales.

Over the years, as the NGO has grown in size, so too has the support of Ford. Three years ago Ford launched a hugely successful Members’ Discount Scheme through which NGO members can take advantage of massive savings, with 14.5% off the Ford Ranger, and can reap the reward of big discounts on almost any vehicle across the entire Ford range. To find out how, please call the NGO National Office on 01833 660869 or email info@nationalgamekeepers.org.uk

“Ford of Britain is proud to be expanding its long-standing partnership with the NGO. We are delighted that the NGO team share our belief in the quality and off-road capabilities of the Ford Ranger,” said Richard Beard, Communications Manager, Ford of Britain.

Sarah Read, the NGO’s Development Officer for the North, said: “I can’t thank Ford enough for its kindness in letting the NGO have another Ford Ranger free-of-charge. We do a big mileage. The NGO operates in all corners of England and Wales, and we depend on Ford Rangers to get us where we need to be, on time, and in all weathers, to keep waving the flag for keepering.

“The Ford Ranger is my lifeline, it’s a vehicle I can really rely on. I’d genuinely recommend NGO members in the market for a new 4x4 to take a closer look at the Ford Ranger and to investigate the huge savings that can be had on many other Ford vehicles by using the Members’ Discount Scheme. See you on the road.”

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