Alongside our regular work as accountants and tax advisors, we are committed to delivering great results in the communities in which we work and live.
Our great people give back to some of the most vulnerable people and groups in our society.
In the past, we have supported several good causes, including children’s charity Miracles, Resources for Autism, and currently work with many groups, such as Colindale Foodbank.
During 2025, we’re narrowing our ESG efforts to four key areas:
We will be supporting Dementia UK as our Charity of the Year!
With more than 982,000 people with dementia in the UK, the support and awareness delivered by Dementia UK is critical to the lives of many.
With so many individuals affected by dementia, we are hoping to raise as much awareness and funding as possible in 2025.
Keep an eye on our progress!
We believe your job shouldn’t stand in the way of you making a difference.
So, we encourage each member of our team to take a paid day off each year to volunteer for a charity of their choice.
As active members of Net Zero Now, we’re committed to making the necessary changes to ensure our firm meets the Net Zero target by 2030.
Alongside making small changes to our internal processes, from recycling initiatives to paperless operations, we will also be planting four trees for each client we onboard in 2025!
Mental health should always be a priority, especially in the workplace.
We currently have three trained Mental Health First Aiders and are committed to providing Mental Health, Stress Awareness and Anxiety Awareness Training for all our team members.
We also have a comprehensive Employee Assistance Programme including access to the DigiCare+ app, which provides health, counselling and financial support.
We are also proud to be a member of the Menopause and Mensturation Friendly organisation holding regular Health café’s sharing knowledge and experiences
This support helps keep our people great, so that they can deliver great results
Sarah, Kay, Michelle and Shail spend the day volunteering at the Resources for Autism head office helping them clear their attic and create packs for their summer camps.
We welcomed Liza from Resources for Autism to the offices to provide a talk on Autism and how the charity supports autistic individuals and their families. We also hosted our first ‘Wellness Day’, which raised £595 by offering team the option to purchase a head, neck and shoulder massage. Keenan Crowe and Oliver Stein are new additions to our ACA apprenticeship scheme.
We moved to our new offices and implemented a plastic-free policy. Hand towels were also replaced with environmentally-friendly hand dryers.
