In a touching tribute, the family of Andrew Rogers, a dedicated volunteer, have raised nearly £5,000 for charity following his tragic passing. Andrew, a cherished husband, father, and grandfather from Hayscastle, passed away on January 1, 2026, after an accident on the A48 while returning from his volunteering duties with Blood Bikes Wales.
Andrew’s passion for helping others shone brightly through his roles with Blood Bikes and as a Street Pastor, always ready to lend a hand to those in need. His family now honours his generous spirit by donating all the funds raised to four cherished charities: Blood Bikes Wales, Street Pastors, the Welsh Air Ambulance, and Bethlehem Baptist Chapel in Pembrokeshire, where Andrew was part of the leadership team.
The heartfelt GoFundMe page shares, “Andrew was deeply passionate about helping people,” reflecting his life-long commitment to others, both in the farming community and beyond. As the donations approach the £5,000 target, it’s clear that Andrew’s legacy of kindness continues to inspire many.
Blood Bikes Wales paid a moving tribute, stating that Andrew was a valued family member and would be missed deeply. In a show of solidarity, fellow Blood Bike charities and volunteers worldwide have sent messages of support.
The police are appealing for any witnesses of the collision involving his motorbike and a black Audi A3 near Llanddarog to come forward. Let’s remember Andrew for his selfless dedication and help keep his memory alive by supporting these charities that meant so much to him.
