Lulworth Castle, Dorset – May 19, 2025
The Dorset Blind Association is delighted to announce that its 9th annual Motor Show, held on Sunday, May 18th, 2025, at Lulworth Castle, has achieved its biggest fundraising total to date – raising over £37k
More than 6,000 visitors came through the gates to enjoy a spectacular display of vehicles, vibrant entertainment, local food and drink, and over 50 retail and charity stalls. This year the show welcomed a record-breaking 280 vehicles, from vintage and classic models to luxury supercars, drawing motoring enthusiasts from across the South.
The continued success of the Motor Show is only possible thanks to the incredible generosity of its supporters. Special thanks go to this year’s Platinum sponsors, Blue Sky Financial Planning, and Supercar sponsors, Daizun, whose contributions were vital to the event’s success. Also playing a key role in this year’s show were Porsche Centre Bournemouth, who partnered with Blue Sky to bring an incredible line-up of Porsches to the display field, adding to the show’s prestige and excitement.
“We are absolutely blown away by the response to this year’s Motor Show,” said Sam Baker, Event Organiser and Community Relations Officer at Dorset Blind Association. “The atmosphere was electric, and the support we’ve had from volunteers, car owners, sponsors and the local community has been overwhelming. These funds will help us continue providing vital services to blind and partially sighted people across Dorset.”
Entertainment on the day included performances by Jitterbug Jive, the Just Sing Choir, The Land Girls, Miss Lisa Locarno, and the Bournemouth Carnival Band, alongside circus fun and children’s activities provided by Jamie Jigsaw.
As the Motor Show continues to grow in reputation and reach, the team is already looking ahead to its 10th anniversary event in 2026 with the date set to be announced very soon.
For more information about the Dorset Blind Association and how you can support their work, visit www.dorsetblind.org.uk
Thank you for helping to support people living with sight loss in Dorset.
Images courtesy of Yuugen Visuals.
About Dorset Blind Association:
The Dorset Blind Association has been providing practical and emotional support to blind and partially sighted people across Dorset since 1918. Their services are essential to the local community, especially with over 30,000 people in Dorset living with serious sight loss. Proud recipients of the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service, DBA helps people come to terms with sight loss and continue leading full, independent lives.
