We work with our partners to help them fulfil their social impact objectives.
Social impact moves to centre
We know that for many companies, having social objectives and impact goes well beyond a box ticking exercise. Management or graduates, individuals at all levels want to feel that their work leaves a positive impact on the world.
Social and commercial goals have become entwined, whether it’s recruiting the best staff or external visibility.
We work with our corporate partners to help them meet their social impact objectives, from planning a charitable giving strategy right through to staff socials and team building.
“90% of MBAs from business schools in Europe and North America prefer working for organisations committed to social impact.” (Stanford Graduate School of Business Survey)
22 May 2021
Midnight Madness 2021
Midnight Madness is the most ambitious immersive challenge ever created. It gives you the chance to have the experience of a lifetime whilst helping those in need.
Strategic Philanthropy
Dot Impact
Unlocking the potential that exists within every company and individual, and engaging with charities the Raise Your Hands way.
![Meet Michael.
Michael is about to finish his third year with @[17841400898576854:@footballbeyondborders] in 20/21. He's a leader and a speak who can count Ian Wright among his friends...
In his first year with FBB, Michael was confident and outspoken, but it was sometimes a challenge for him to channel this confidence effectively into his learning and he would act up in front of teachers and his peers.
In summer 2019, he attended an FBB summer school with some older participants, where he learned that he could not always be a leader within a group and quickly developed an ability to collaborate with his teammates. This supportive side has shone through in Year 2 of the programme and now he is often seen encouraging his peers. He is willing to engage in difficult conversations with them and uses his decision making skills very effectively in social situations.
His skills as an orator are remarkable for his age, which led to his appearance on a panel with Ian Wright at FBB’s annual showcase, Football For All.
The event saw Michael talk about his experience on the What Makes a Man project, which focused on masculinity and was run in partnership with Gillette.
Michael spoke openly and honestly about the challenges he faces with his own emotions, an area that he wants to improve on.
Just before lockdown, Michael’s progress was also rewarded by being featured in the Nike campaign for the England shirt at Euro 2020.
Since lockdown, Michael’s work ethic has been fantastic.
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