Generous donation boosts Doorbell Camera Campaign
Director Jennie Shaw and operator Vincent Logue at the launch of the Doorbell Camera Campaign earlier this year
KHIPU Networks Limited, a leading provider of cybersecurity solutions, has made a £5,000 donation to our Doorbell Campaign in collaboration with the Royal Warrant Holders Charity.
The donation will fund our bid to provide doorbell cameras to the elderly and vulnerable in the Wiltshire area to enhance their safety and deter criminals, and comes as we hit a milestone of 50 cameras fitted so far.
“This generous donation will have a significant impact on our Doorbell Camera Campaign, helping us to provide greater safety and reassurance for older people and those living with disabilities,” said Director Jennie Shaw.
“These doorbell cameras are more than just technology – they’re a vital tool in helping people feel safer and more in control within their own homes.
“As we receive no statutory funding, the support of organisations like KHIPU is absolutely essential to the continuation and success of our work.”
Matt Ashman, CCO at KHIPU Networks, added: “We are honoured to be partnering with the Royal Warrant Holders Charity to support a cause that so perfectly mirrors our values. The Wiltshire Bobby Van Trust does phenomenal work in safeguarding the most vulnerable members of our community, and we are thrilled that this donation will help provide the practical tools they need to feel more secure in their homes.”
The donation aligns with KHIPU’s core mission of providing robust security, extending beyond digital environments to the physical safety of the community.
As a result of providing over 16 years of outstanding services to the Royal Household, KHIPU have been granted a Royal Warrant in 2024 for a further four years as a “Cyber Security Provider” to His Majesty The King, and are deeply committed to supporting initiatives that protect those most at risk.
Claire Anderson, RWH Charity and Plowden Manager at The Royal Warrant Holders Association, said: “The RWH Charity Trustees recently approved an ‘Exceptional Major Grant’ in collaboration with Royal Warrant Holder, KHIPU to the Wiltshire Bobby Van Trust to support the amazing work they do, securing homes for the vulnerable. We look forward to hearing the impact this has made.”
The doorbell cameras are a key part of our mission to support victims of burglary and domestic abuse. The cameras enable users to monitor and speak with visitors remotely via smartphones or tablets.
They feature motion detection, night vision, and remote footage storage, offering peace of mind and acting as a powerful deterrent against crime. The charity works closely with local Neighbourhood Policing Teams to identify those most at risk, fitting the cameras free of charge in areas where local funding is available.
KHIPU is a leading UK-based cybersecurity company providing a wide range of security solutions and services to organisations across various sectors. With a focus on innovation and collaboration, KHIPU empowers businesses to navigate the evolving threat landscape and build best of breed security postures.
The Royal Warrant Holders Charity donates to small, local charities in which member companies or their employees are actively involved.
Its mission is to be a leading force of good, on behalf of the RWHA members, alleviating the suffering of those in poverty, pain or need of support, whilst also caring for the environment. Grants have been given to small local charities in need across the UK in 2024, supporting a diverse range of worthy causes including The Children’s Surgery Foundation, Bromley Foodbank, Norfolk Accident & Rescue Service (NARS), and Dementia Support.