Lurgan's Little Electrical celebrates 60 years and supports Alzheimer’s Society at Titanic Belfast event

The special event, held in the Titanic museum, Belfast, supported Alzheimer’s Society in memory of founder Alan Little.

The evening highlighted the company’s enduring commitment to quality, community, and the values that have defined its six decades of excellence.

Since its founding, Little Electrical has grown into one of Northern Ireland’s most respected electrical contractors, renowned for high-quality workmanship, strong client relationships, and a commitment to giving back to the community.

Choosing to support Alzheimer’s Society during the anniversary celebrations, the company raised an incredible £20,393, which will provide help and hope to people living with dementia and their families.

Linzi Lyttle, regional fundraising manager for Alzheimer’s Society in Northern Ireland, said: “We want to congratulate Little Electrical on this incredible milestone and sincerely thank everyone involved for their generosity and dedication.

"Raising over £20,000 in honour of Alan Little is an amazing achievement and will make a real difference to people affected by dementia across Northern Ireland.

"The commitment Little Electrical has shown to their community is inspiring, and we are so grateful for their support in helping us continue our work supporting families, funding research, and campaigning to make dementia a priority.”

Ian Little, son of founder Alan Little, said: “Dad would have been proud to see how far the company has come and how it continues to make a difference. Supporting Alzheimer’s Society felt deeply personal to us, and we’re so grateful to everyone who contributed so generously. It means a great deal to know his name continues to inspire kindness and community spirit.”

Alzheimer’s Society is leading the way to create a future where dementia no longer devastates lives. Through the support of Little Electrical, the charity can continue to:support anyone affected by dementia, providing advice, information, and practical help; fund research to improve care and treatments for those living with dementia and campaign to make dementia a priority and ensure it receives the attention it deserves.

The charity said the generosity shown by Little Electrical during the 60th anniversary celebrations embodies the community spirit and values that have defined the company for six decades.

"Their commitment not only honours the memory of Alan Little but also leaves a lasting legacy of care, compassion, and impact for families affected by dementia. It’s a shining example of how businesses can make a meaningful difference in their communities, and a reminder that with support and generosity, real change is possible,” added Linzi Lyttle.

For more information about Alzheimer’s Society and how to get involved, visit www.alzheimers.org.uk.