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Bee Wirral CIC is one of our invaluable network partners who recently hosted a visit for In Kind Direct and Unilever. They offer a variety of services, such as classes for parent and baby groups, and wood workshop sessions that support the mental health and wellbeing of local men. Products they access from us are crucial for the running of Bee Wirral CIC, enabling them to support more people with essential products and keep their facilities clean.
We are in close contact with the Disaster Emergency Committee (DEC) to offer support, and right now financial donations to aid agencies are the most important way we can all respond and support efforts on the ground in Turkey and Syria.
Is there anything you’d like to know about In Kind Direct? Are you new to our network and want to know how to get started? Do you want to hear how other similar organisations are giving out products? Or do you simply have a question about how we can best support you?
We’re working with Amazon, digital education charity, the Learning Foundation and education charity Teach First on a new scheme, Tech4Schools, to provide low-income schools serving disadvantaged communities with new devices, digital skills training and tech support.
We’re working with a host of strategic charity and corporate partners to help organisations in our network tackle digital poverty and increase digital access in their communities. In the last impact survey with our charitable network, over a fifth reported that technology, laptops, tablets and accessories were one of the most needed categories of product.
We understand that funding to run your vital support services remains a big concern for many, and we want to support wherever we can.
As we start to move into winter, and the weather gets colder, we know you will continue to be valuable sources of warmth and support to your communities. To help you with this, we’ve rounded up these cold-weather related information and resources for you.
We are working in partnership with Business In The Community (BITC) to maximise the good that businesses can do in supporting communities.
The LEGO Group arranged for two organisations from our charitable network, H.O.P.E. at Morningside and Stow Residents, to bring 80 children, parents and carers to a private event at their flagship store in Leicester Square, London for an afternoon of play, fun and imagination!