GIVING BACK
GIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY & ENVIRONMENT
Charity and community participation has always been an important part of what we do, from fundraising events, sharing our knowledge, our mission to plant 10,000 trees, and our love of working with charities on maximising their digital impact.
Find out more about how we like to give back below, including our 30% discount for registered charitable organisations.
We’re on a mission to plant
10,000 trees
As part of our commitment to reducing our environmental impact, we have made it our mission to plant 10,000 trees in the coming years.
For every new client we onboard, for every testimonial provided and for every Clutch recommendation we receive, we will be planting a trees in their name.
Find out more about this, and see how many trees we’ve planted so far, over on our 10,000 trees challenge page.
Supporting charities with more than just donations.
From regular fundraisers the team run themselves to supporting a charity of choice for the year. In 2020 our aim is to raise £1000 for St Luke’s Hospice, the team are collectively aiming to run, walk or cycle 500 kilometres.
We also donate 100 hours of time to help a small charity embrace digital and take advantage of what WordPress has to offer. We provide a 30% discount on our day and support rates for any registered charity.
Supporting the WordPress Community by sponsoring WordCamps
The team aim to regularly attend WordCamps close to where they live, but we are always keen to support the WordPress community by sponsoring the events.
We have sponsored WordCamp’s in Brighton, London and Manchester, and hope to attend and sponsor future events in Bristol, Belfast, and Europe.
Volunteering at WordCamps & contributing towards building a better WordPress
The team are actively encouraged to support the WordPress project from contributing at WordCamps or supporting the organising team with whatever help they need.
James was on the organisation team at London 2019, whilst also assisting with an Emcee role on the day. We volunteered at WordCamp Manchester 2018, whilst also attending the contributor day, to help with bug reporting in the launch of WordPress 5.0.
