Northamptonshire charity SERVE wins charity partnership
A print, IT and telecoms company has unveiled its new charity partner – a Northamptonshire based charity which provides services and assistance to older people and adults with disabilities and their carers.
CSR Digital, a print, IT and telecoms company first launched in 1994, has unveiled SERVE as its toner recycling campaign winner.
Founder and CEO Paul Rowden said: “We launched our fundraising campaign earlier this summer and, following hundreds of nominations and votes from our customers and supporters, SERE has been unveiled as our Northamptonshire charity winner.
“We already collect hundreds of used toner cartridges every year from our customers and this year, as part of our 30th birthday celebrations, we wanted to weave this service into its our commitment to supporting local and giving back.”
Over the next 12 months CSR Digital will be donating £1 from every toner it collects from its customers and splitting the proceeds between Northamptonshire based charity SERVE and Milton Keynes based Emily’s Star, which supports premature babies and children with complex needs.
Nick Tite, Fundraising Manager for SERVE, said: “We are delighted to be working with CSR Digital – community and corporate support is vital in enabling us to help people to live independently in their own homes.
“Thank you to CSR Digital and to all those who voted for us. This ongoing commitment not only helps us make a difference in our community but also inspires others to join in our mission. Together, we can create lasting change."
CSR Digital have been experts in print management since day one. Increasingly, businesses are also turning to this experienced team for IT and telecoms solutions – everything from unified comms and telephony to managed IT support, cyber security services and managed public cloud solutions.
The company’s pledge is simple – ‘to provide the very best, most cost-effective solution, the one most suited to your organisation’s sector, set up, budget and structure’.