On Wednesday 2nd September 2026, Harris Fowler hosted their first Charity Golf Day at Oake Manor Golf Club, bringing together colleagues, partners and friends of the firm for a day dedicated to two charities that mean a great deal to them: bibic and Headway Southampton & West Wessex.
Harris Fowler are delighted to share that the day raised an incredible £1,545, which will be split between both charities to support the invaluable work they do for individuals and families. While there was plenty of friendly competition out on the course, the day represented something much bigger.
Representing Harris Fowler on the day were CEO Grant Fowler, Director Neil Williams and Marketing Manager Tom Marshall. They were also delighted to be joined by Bauer, Old Mill, ARAG and Tula Medical Experts, all of whom helped make the day such a success.
As Personal Injury solicitors, Harris Fowler work with people and families whose lives have been changed by serious injuries. While securing compensation can provide important financial security and access to rehabilitation, they understand that recovery does not simply end when a claim settles.
People may continue to need specialist rehabilitation, practical assistance, emotional support and guidance as they adapt to changes in their lives. Their families and loved ones can also require support as they navigate those changes alongside them.
Building trusted relationships with charities such as bibic and Headway Southampton & West Wessex form part of Harris Fowler’s wider commitment to helping people affected by serious injury to access the support they deserve, both during and beyond the claims process.
bibic provides specialist support to adults, children and young people with developmental and neurological difficulties, disabilities and brain injuries, as well as their families. Its work helps families better understand their child’s needs and provides practical strategies and specialist support that can make a meaningful difference to everyday life.
Headway Southampton & West Wessex provides support to people affected by acquired brain injury, as well as their families and carers.
The effects of a brain injury can extend far beyond the initial injury itself, potentially affecting an individual’s independence, relationships, employment and everyday life. Access to ongoing support and rehabilitation can therefore play an incredibly important role in helping people adjust and move forward.
After the success of Harris Fowler’s first Charity Golf Day, they hope it will be the first of many opportunities to bring people together, raise awareness and support organisations making a genuine difference to people’s lives.
