Rob Harding, Partnerships Manager at Mental Health UK, said: “We really cannot thank the people of Exertis enough for their dedication, passion and desire to improve the lives of people affected by poor mental health. Thank you so much for having been our charity partner and for continuing
to make mental health a priority within Exertis.”
For the new fiscal year, instead of supporting one charity, employees voted in favour of selecting local charities to raise money for. The eight charities benefitting from Exertis’s fundraising monies in FY25 include St Michael’s Hospice in Basingstoke, East Lancashire Hospice in Burnley, Overgate Hospice in Elland, St Clare Hospice in Harlow, Prospect Hospice for Hypertec, Teens Unite for MTR, The Big Issue in Snetterton and DougieMac in Stoke.
Michaela DeGale, Charity and Volunteering Lead at Exertis UK, said: “We are committed to supporting the local communities around our offices in the UK. This year, we are excited to be supporting smaller, local charities through a variety of fundraising efforts. Our employees are dedicated to finding innovative ways to fundraise and volunteer, and we believe that by working together, we can make a positive impact on the lives of those around us.”
