So who do we support?
Great organisations doing great things for the local community. Why not give them your support too?
The Sanctuary rescue over 500 animals a year. I’m a proud foster parent myself, as often as I can be. The work the sanctuary do is phenomenal, run through a host of volunteers who work tirelessly to make sure the animals get the love and care they need.
You can show your support in many ways:
Fostering
Adoption
Sponsorship
Donation (directly to the Sanctuary, or dropping unused items to one of their stores)
Sharing on social media
Gifting
Volunteering (individually, or as a business)
Broken Spoke is a not-for-profit social enterprise started by people who are really passionate about cycling, providing a range of services to support Oxford become a safer, and more inclusive cycling community.
You can show your support by:
Using their services, like cycle training, repair workshops, mechanics courses or buying some legendary merch!
Direct donations through the website.
Volunteering
Supporting events and fundraisers
Broken Spoke are currently recruiting for board members too!
From volunteering, to Sponsorship. We believe in giving back to the communities we serve.
I came across Harry Specters from a recommendation when I wanted to send clients something nice to celebrate my first Christmas as a Business Owner!
What a beautiful way to say thanks to clients, whilst giving back to something that does such meaningful work.
Although not actually a charity, Harry Specters make otherworldly chocolate and their chocolate makers are champions of supporting Autism in the workplace.
Harry Specters give amazing opportunities to Autistic individuals and a significant portion of the money used to buy their goods, supports getting people with Autism into work.
Response are an Oxfordshire based charity supporting people with mental health struggles live indenpendently.
Through supported housing, professional support services and community events, Response support Adults and Young People.
They also support Neurodiversity Awareness and are in the process of creating a support Hub that will be based in Berkshire.
I’m very pleased to be a member of the Board of Trustees at Response, where I volunteer my time.
The NeurodiverCity Hub
Businesses - through the City Hub where you will find educational events, policies, training, support and guidance to make sure your HR teams are well equipped to support employees at all levels.
The NeurodiverCity Hub connects people with understanding around NeuroInclusion.
Individuals & Parents - through the Neuro Connect Community
Oxford People Solutions directly funds the platform and some of the services used by The NeurodiverCity Hub, and we support their HR needs, events and more.
Using our services, directly gives back to the work they do.