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XHere at m-hance, we are proud to be supporting a sector we have been working closely with for over 20 years. We have not only guided many charities of all sizes through their digital transformations by helping them to implement Microsoft technology that is right for their organisation, but we have also set up the following initiatives to encourage and allow our employees to further support the charities close to their hearts.
Our Be Good, Do Good initiative allows our people to offer their skills to worthwhile charities and causes of their choice for one working day per month. Over a year this has the potential to equate to employees donating over 1,400 days to charities across the UK, purely through this initiative. View our podcasts to see some of the great work our team has been carrying out recently.
#HaircutForCharity was launched to support charities through the challenging time bought about by the Coronavirus crisis. It encourages the general public to donate what they would normally spend on haircuts either to a charity of their choice or to the #HaircutForCharity fundraising pot which is split between any charities who register with the fund.
Whilst we recognise that hairdressers and barbers have now reopened following the lockdown, some people may still not be ready to venture out to get their hair cut and so this initiative is aimed at them. To date we are supporting over 20 charities – many of which are smaller organisations who are feeling the biggest impact at this time.
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