Pulse Partner Charities 2023
The five charities that we have chosen this year reflect our interest in and support for literacy in the UK and Iraq, homelessness in our local area, empowering disadvantaged women and the environment. We support them in different ways – from volunteering, donations to pro bono work.
The Connection at St Martin’s
The Connection provides a safe space and essential support services to those sleeping rough in our local area.
Luminary Bakery
Luminary provides training, support and community to disadvantaged women so that they can create a life for themselves.
Meshwar Foundation
We have partnered with Meshwar, an Iraqi charity and their new initiative Better Education to renovate a primary school near Basra, Iraq.
The Children’s Literacy Charity
CLC works towards closing the gap for disadvantaged children, enabling them to achieve their full potential.
The Soil Association
The Soil Association is working towards changing the way we eat, farm and care for our natural world.
Environmental Charities
Each year we ask our staff to nominate an environmental charity or organisation that is important to them and Pulse donates £100 on their behalf.
I admire the effort they make to preserve our visual memories and to give the public the opportunity to access to them.
Community Charities
Each year we ask our staff to nominate a community charity or organisation that is important to them and Pulse donates £100 on their behalf.
I admire the effort they make to preserve our visual memories and to give the public the opportunity to access to them.
Every weekend I see the Dons Local Action volunteers tirelessly collecting food and recruiting volunteers at the supermarket. They provide food parcels, household goods, furniture and appliances aswell as laptops for children who do not have access to online learning.
