TPP Volunteering

We not only support the Not for Profit sector by finding the best calibre personnel for the variety of interesting roles on offer, our staff also give their time to support various causes as teams or individuals. Our Consultants chose to work in this sector as they enjoy the challenge of using their skills and experience to find the right people to enhance an organisation.

TPP also offer a free advertising service for volunteer roles for our clients. For further information, please click here.

We enjoy supporting the sector we work with and believe this gives us an empathy which is reflected in our commitment of service to both our candidates and clients. Many people within TPP like to support charities in their spare time. If you are looking for volunteers for an event or project, please email info@tpp.co.uk.

2012

• TPP staff members Shelley Hawkins, Emma Lucas and Jo Buckley all successfully completed the Marie Curie Cancer Care Swimathon on the 28th April and raised over £1,100. More information on this event can be found here.

• April 2012 - Charlotte Callin from TPP successfully completed the Inca Trek challenge and raised over £4,600 for the Rainbow Trust Children's Charity. You can see photos here.

• March 2012 – TPP employees are taking part in CV workshops and interview advice for the National Children’s Bureau – Skills Development Programme.

• On the 8th March this year 12 employees at TPP took part in the Sense Charities Corporate Challenge and raised £3,998 for Sense. Find out more about this event on our just giving page and view our pictures of the event.

• TPP have now contributed 1 year's worth of computer time to the World Community Grid; a total of 8507 hours and counting.

2011

• TPP staff members Laura Fox and Charlotte Callin volunteered to help out at this year's Great Ormond Street Christmas Party. You can see photos of the event on our flickr page.

• Nick Billingham from TPP's Fundraising team grew a Movember moustache for The Prostate Cancer Charity. Photographic proof here.

• Charlotte Callin, team support for our Fundraising team, organised a black-tie dinner, auction and raffle to raise money for the Rainbow Trust children's charity. Charlotte raised over £3,000 for the Peru Inca trek she will be doing for the charity next year, and the event was covered in the Surrey Advertiser.

• TPP have joined the World Community Grid - donating our spare processing power to help tackle projects that benefit humanity.

• First-time runner and TPP Marketing Manager Natalie Ponting ran the ASICS London 10k run in July 2011 and raised £450 for Shooting Star CHASE children's hospices.

• Penny Raven, Healthcare Consultant took part in the Mulberry Mud Run, to raise money for Havens Hospices in May 2011.

2010

• Rob Hayter - Director of TPP Not for Profit, was elected Chair of NCT (the National Childbirth Trust) in June 2010 for a two-year term.
NCT supports up to a million parents each year through its information and support services and has a national membership of over 100,000. As the only charity that supports parents from pregnancy into parenthood, the NCT has an important role to play in building skilled and confident parents for the future. Rob has been a Trustee of the NCT since June 2008.

• Tracey George – Took part in a Swimathon for Marie Curie Cancer Care

• Emma Campbell – Performed in 2 ABBA Tribute shows for Princess Alice Hospice and volunteered at the Rainbow Trust Children’s Charity family fun day

• Kate Maunder - Volunteers for The Food Chain, cooks in the kitchens and delivers the food to people with HIV related illnesses

• Michelle Ewing – Volunteered for Victim Support at an event in London

• HR & Specialist Support team and Kate Maunder – Volunteered at The Camden Green Fair

2009

• James Hunt – Ran the New York Marathon in aid of Marie Curie

• ‘You’re Inspired’ - A team of 10 TPP staff took part in a corporate challenge set by the Princess Alice Hospice, Esher. The team were loaned £100 and had to make as much money as possible within the month of April. They organised many events including a Grand National sweepstake, dress down day, loose change jar and a couple of coffee mornings. The main event was a 80’s Charity Night, this consisted of an 80’s inspired Fashion show, an auction and a raffle.

The overall amount achieved for the Challenge was £2801! The team were awarded 2nd place and also won the Innovation Award for their Charity Night! It was a great achievement, great fun and a team building event and the total raised by all the teams was £16,000+ for the Hospice.

• CEO Jayne Morris spent a week trekking with a team around the Grand Canyon raising money for the Children’s Society.

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