It’s simple, we want to help where we can.
Each year, we make a concerted effort to support good causes through our CSR initiatives. Our commitment to corporate social responsibility drives us to actively engage with the community and the environment, ensuring that our efforts make a positive impact.
We believe that giving back doesn’t just involve raising money but also spreading the word and being hands-on. That’s why Dyce Energy is committed to helping local and national charities. We participate in various activities, from fundraising events to volunteer work, to support these organisations and their missions.
Our team is passionate about making a difference, and we take pride in our contributions to the community. We understand that every little bit helps, and we strive to create meaningful change through our CSR initiatives. Whether it’s supporting a local food bank, organising charity runs, or promoting environmental sustainability, Dyce Energy is dedicated to making a positive impact.
Look below for our current projects and don’t hesitate to get in touch if you want to show your support. Together, we can make a difference and contribute to a better future for everyone.
B:friend is a local charity that is aiming to combat loneliness of elderly people across the South Yorkshire region by arranging weekly home visits and regular activities in a variety of community centres. We will be heading down to volunteer and run some monthly events for attendees at our local community centre.
Social Eyes is a local community centre in Wath Upon Dearne, that provides a location for those with learning disabilities, including autism, a place to feel part of a community and for additional support. Our main goal is to assist Social Eyes in building more facilities at their site such as a sensory room.
Need further assistance? Absolutely no problem. Feel free to reach out to the Dyce Energy Team.
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