Good Causes
Collaboration between corporates and charities can help to solve big societal challenges
We take great pride in the work we have done for UK charities. In fact, our first clients back in 2020 were the Anti-Bullying Alliance and Crisis, and supporting good causes has been a theme for us ever since.
We believe that collaborations between commercial enterprises and the third sector can help to solve big societal challenges. We help charities to build a compelling proposition, showcasing the impact they want to have on the world. In this way, they are better placed to approach new partners. Since 2020 we have supported charities on programmes and campaigns for anti-bullying and homelessness and to increase social mobility and digital skills. Lisa also managed the Don’t Face it Alone campaign for The Diana Award® in 2021.
Mental Health and Hospitality
“Did you know that 4 out of 5 hospitality professionals have experienced at least one mental health issue during their career?
I’ve spent many years of my career working in the hospitality industry and wanted to give back. I’m proud to be an Ambassador for The Burnt Chef Project, a global, not for profit social enterprise working to eradicate the stigma of mental health in the industry.
I urge you to check out the fantastic resources, support services and training made freely available on the website and to share our mission to ensure better mental health for all.”
https://www.theburntchefproject.com/
Thank you, Lisa
Contact us to learn more about the work we do with charities…
Lisa’s passion for improving the lives of children shines through all the work she’s done with us and she has gone above and beyond to help us. Lisa has taken time to truly understand what we need from a project, is passionate about the work we do and always comes in on time. She’s a great problem solver and I would recommend her for any project small or large.
Martha Evans, Director Anti-Bullying Alliance
It was great to work with someone who really understood both the
charity sector and the commercial opportunity of our business.
Tom Marsh, Furniture Enterprise Manager Crisis UK
