Be.come the change

The role of Social Responsibility for businesses is becoming more and more important in everyday strategy and objectives. It is clear that we cannot go back to the way things were before the pandemic. Therefore, at G.APP17 we decided to interview Richard Collins – Founder of CSR Accreditation. We hope

Dear community, here is an open letter to you about our journey so far. It’s now a few months since we officially set up G.APP17. It seems yesterday that we were sitting in our living room talking about how we could help businesses and charities with their partnerships. In the

When approaching project creation, how many times have you found yourself wondering: is this project going to make a real impact as well as attract the right corporate partners? The good news is: don’t worry, it happened to almost every charity we know. The thing is businesses and charities are

As businesses across Europe start to slowly go back to the so called new normal, we’d like to challenge you and ask: what if we went forward instead? According to a recent Forbes article, businesses that embrace CSR and care about sustainability and social impact are more likely to survive

What makes corporate partnerships successful? We asked this to Dominyka Lomsargyte, Engagement & Fundraising Manager at WONDER Foundation. We’re proud to have them as part of our impact community and look forward to supporting the team with the charity’s corporate partnership operations once G.APP17 goes live. WONDER is a charity

Xander moved from the Netherlands to England in 2010 and studied Law. During his master in European Law he wrote a dissertation on compensatory provisions for biodiversity loss in the EU, which sparked his interest in sustainability and corporate responsibility. Xander is furloughed from his regular job in the legal

As for every organisation, Vision, Mission and Values are what better depicts us. And more importantly what truly guides the actions of everyone at G.APP17. Also, making an impact and becoming part of the change are crucial objectives for all the charities and businesses that make G.APP17’s amazing community. And

As more and more businesses realise the importance of socially and environmentally responsible actions, charities have a unique opportunity to build strategic corporate partnerships and diversify their income. In 2017 businesses donated a total of £2.5bn to the charity sector. With a large number of companies planning to grow their

Last week we saw that when it comes to creating change, charity partnerships with multiple stakeholders are the best solution (feel free to catch up here). There’s no ‘either…or’ between people, planet and profit. That’s right! By choosing to partner up with charities, businesses can be not just the best