
Celebrating 1000 B Corps in the UK on 1st December
Over the last year in the UK, we have seen huge growth in the UK B Corp community, having just passed the milestone of 1,000 UK B Corps, choosing to be a force for good.
Businesses have a responsibility to their communities, to be supportive and at the very least not actively cause harm. Here you will find content relating to businesses being a Force for Good, supporting charities and their local communities.
Over the last year in the UK, we have seen huge growth in the UK B Corp community, having just passed the milestone of 1,000 UK B Corps, choosing to be a force for good.
Oxfordshire’s only specialist provider of support services to those affected by brain injury has received recognition for it’s amazing work through the BBC’s Make A Difference Awards.
A £1500 cheque donation from county estate agent, Samuel Wood has helped boost funds for Shropshire charity Severn Hospice.
Whitley Stimpson drove the fairways to raise £1,000 for a Banbury based charity that provides specialist trained dogs to support people with disabilities.
More than 100 excited horseracing fans packed into Yarnton Road Football Club for the CRM Charity Race Night on Friday 30 September. The atmosphere was full of competitive enjoyment and an amazing total was raised for CRM’s 2022 charity partner – Tiny Tickers.
Unipart people have a long history of raising money to support many local and national causes.
Oxford Bus Company today launched its annual Brand the Bus! 2023 competition for a local charity or good cause to have its branding on a double decker.
Sam Kandiyali of Target PR shares Target’s Pillars of Purpose – a conceptual model that explores the relationship between PR and purpose (why an organisation exists).
The Oxford Bus Company has launched its latest bus backing local good causes, with the rear of a double-decker emblazoned in Be Free Young Carers’ branding.
The new Oxfordshire Collective Business Fund is a way for businesses to make a genuine difference to communities by investing in local charitable organisations.
Sam Kandiyali of Target PR discusses a conceptual model that explores the relationship between PR and purpose (why an organisation exists) with B4’s Richard Rosser.
The Oxford Bus Company has launched its latest bus backing local good causes, with a double-decker wrapped in mental health charity Restore’s branding.