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The Access Group Supports Dementia UK as UK Charity of the Year

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The Access Group, a leading business software company, has chosen Dementia UK as its UK charity of the year. This announcement marks the company's 13th year of supporting a charity through a series of fundraising events. The Access Group's employees have already raised £1.55 million for various global causes in the last financial year, with £1 million of that going towards Young Lives vs Cancer, its 2024 UK Charity of the Year. The company's annual charity initiative aims to support the chosen charity through a calendar of fundraising events, with every pound raised matched by the company and additional grants provided through The Access Foundation.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Access Group has chosen Dementia UK as its UK charity of the year, marking its 13th year of supporting a charity.
  • The company's employees have raised £1.55 million for global causes in the last financial year, with £1 million going towards Young Lives vs Cancer.
  • The Access Group's charity initiative includes a calendar of fundraising events, with every pound raised matched by the company and additional grants provided through The Access Foundation.
  • Dementia UK's CEO, Dr. Hilda Hayo, expressed gratitude for The Access Group's support, stating that it will help reach more people through Admiral Nurses and make a significant difference to their lives.
  • The Access Group will also be supporting charities in the United States, Australia, Malaysia, Ireland, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, and Romania.
  • Caroline Fanning, chief employee success officer, emphasized the company's commitment to its employees' passion and generosity, highlighting the importance of giving back to communities.

Statistics:

  • £1.55 million raised by The Access Group's employees for global causes in the last financial year.
  • £1 million of the total amount raised going towards Young Lives vs Cancer.
  • £1.28 million remaining from the last financial year's total (assuming £1,000,000 for Young Lives vs Cancer).
  • The Access Group has a 13-year history of supporting a charity through its annual initiative.

Sources:

  • The Access Group website (exact date not provided).
  • Caroline Fanning, chief employee success officer at The Access Group.
  • Dr. Hilda Hayo, CEO of Dementia UK.
  • accesscharityoftheyear.org.

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