Our charity partner

Our people raise funds for a variety of charities and good causes in the course of each year. We also have a national charity partner.

We are committed to protecting the oceans

Preserving the world’s oceans is a major commitment of the group, and is included in the SUEZ’s 2017-2021 Sustainable Development Road Map. We are optimising the collection, recycling and recovery of waste, improving the treatment and recovery of waste and wastewater and are regenerating biodiversity on seashore. We implement practical solutions that contribute to the conservation of ecosystems and the ocean’s resources in the long term.

We work with local authorities, customers, residents and our employees to rise to this huge and essential challenge by providing the know-how and expertise in the management of the water and waste.

Recorded UK beach clean-ups to date:

Gabriels Wharf, London, August 2019
Felixstowe, Suffolk, August 2019
North Devon Beach Clean, June 2019
Perranporth Beach, Cornwall, March 2019
Par Beach, Cornwall, January 2019
Fleetwood Beach, Lancashire, November 2018
Uphill Beach, North Somerset, August 2018
River Severn, South Gloucestershire, June 2018
Southwold Beach, Suffolk, May 2018
Burnham-On-Sea Low Lighthouse, Somerset, November 2017

Fundraising events

Throughout the year, employees stage a variety of fundraising events — including coffee mornings, cake sales, barbecues, raffles and much more.

The Big Walk

In 2017, 357,000 people were diagnosed with cancer in the UK. So, in 2018, we challenged our employees, families and friends to join us in taking a step forward for every one of those people by walking 357,000 kilometres. One kilometre for each person.

Over 500 of our people took part and took our total raised for Macmillan Cancer Support to £250,000.

The Big Event

In 2016, decided to go on a five-week carnival roadshow, visiting 130 of our sites. Our Rio Roadshow truck visited sites across the country giving our people the chance to get in the Olympic spirit by cycling, running and rowing the distance from London to Rio, Brazil, home of the 2016 Olympics.

In the end, we racked up a whopping 7,443 miles and by the end of 2016, we had raised a total of £171,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support.

The Big Ride

In 2014, we held The Big Ride, a cycle relay starting in Scotland and finishing in Cornwall. Over 250 of our people cycled legs along the route, which stopped at 110 of our locations.

We managed to cycle over 2,400 kilometres and by the end of 2014, we had raised a total of £86,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support.

250,000

raised for Macmillan Cancer Support