Social Responsibility
Our approach to social responsibility includes empowering our people to support charities close to their hearts, and ensuring Fairgrove minimises its environmental impact. We also aim to complete one pro bono project every year. We have supported the following charities since our inception:
Introduction to Impetus
Impetus transforms the lives of young people from disadvantaged backgrounds by investing in the best education and employment non-profit organisations.
Impetus gives these organisations long-term funding, pro-bono support and strategic expertise, and influences policy to deliver systemic change, so that more young people get the education, qualifications, and opportunities they need for a fulfilling life.
Impetus’ support is needed more than ever, so that young people get the education, qualifications and opportunities they need for a fulfilling life.
Each year, one of the Fairgrove team chooses a charity that they are passionate about for the firm to donate to. Below is the list of charities that Fairgrove has supported throughout the years.
Alzheimer's Society
2025-26
Alzheimer’s Society is the UK’s leading dementia charity, supporting people affected by dementia, funding vital research, and campaigning to make dementia a national priority. With dementia and Alzheimer’s disease now one of the UK’s most significant health challenges, the charity’s work is critical in supporting people today while helping to create a future where dementia no longer impacts lives.
Malaria Consortium
2024-25
The Malaria Consortium is a health NGO, which researches, tests, implements and scales evidence-based interventions for malaria and other communicable diseases, with the aim of achieving universal health coverage.
Oli Hilsdon Foundation
2023-24
Brain tumours kill more under 40s than any other form of cancer in the UK, but it remains a significantly underfunded area of research. The Oli Hilsdon Foundation funds brain tumour research projects and seeks to raise awareness of the illness.
Just Like Us
2022-23
Just Like Us is a UK charity focused on empowering young people to champion LGBTQ+ equality. Their mission is to create a world where all LGBTQ+ young people are safe, supported, and celebrated. They work primarily through educational programs and initiatives to foster a more inclusive environment in schools and communities.
Ecologi
2022 onwards
Fairgrove Partners became a climate friendly workforce in February 2022. Through partnering with Ecologi, we offset emissions from our employees’ personal and professional lives, including emissions from their homes, personal travel, holidays, food, hobbies, and many more. You can view our Company’s page on Ecologi here.
We Hear You
2021-22
We Hear You is a small cancer counselling charity that works across Bath and North East Somerset, Somerset, and Wiltshire, providing emotional support to patients, families, friends and carers who have been affected by cancer or any other life threatening condition.
Macmillan Cancer Support
2020-21
Macmillan is one of the UK’s largest charities dedicated to supporting those with cancer, and are involved from diagnosis, to treatment and recovery to coping with life limiting conditions and loss. Macmillan provides information and support to anyone affected by cancer, including patients, carers, family, and friends.
NHS Charities Together COVID-19 Appeal
2019-20
The Covid-19 Urgent Appeal was launched by NHS Charities Together to acknowledge and support NHS staff, volunteers and volunteers impacted by Covid-19 across the country. The campaign was put together in liaison with health bodies, NHS Charities Together member charities and national giving platforms.
The money raised is funding grants to help NHS charities support NHS staff, volunteers and patients in ways above and beyond what NHS funding can ordinarily provide, including wellbeing packs and costs associated with travel, parking, accommodation and volunteer expenses.
Yorkshire Cancer Research
2018-19
Yorkshire’s own cancer charity exists to help people in Yorkshire avoid and survive cancer. Every week in Yorkshire, c.600 people are diagnosed with cancer. People are also more likely to get cancer and more likely to die from it than most other counties in England. Yorkshire Cancer Research’s goal is that by 2025, at least 2,000 more people survive cancer every year.
Royal National Lifeboat Institution
2017-18
RNLI’s volunteer lifeboat crews provide a 24-hour rescue service in the UK and Ireland, and its seasonal lifeguards look after people on busy beaches. RNLI Flood Rescue helps those affected by flooding.
Stem4
2016-17
Stem4 is a charity that promotes positive mental health in teenagers and those who support them including their families and carers, education professionals, as well as school nurses and GPs through the provision of mental health education, resilience strategies and early intervention.
This is primarily provided digitally through Stem4’s innovative education programme, pioneering mental health apps, clinically-informed website and mental health conferences that contribute to helping young people and those around them flourish.
