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• £5,500 has been donated to 11 environmental projects across Aberdeen.
• Local volunteers are helping to prepare, test and repair items for resale while gaining practical skills.

Students participating in the Exeter Chiefs Engage 16 programme have been given a hands-on learning experience in sustainable waste management, thanks to a collaborative initiative.

SUEZ, in partnership with Milton Keynes City Council, is bringing Dennis to the Rescue back to Milton Keynes for the new school year, following a successful 2025 launch that involved pupils from across 13 schools. The free educational programme, aligned to the school curriculum, delivers fun,...

• Applications open for the 2026 Kirkby Neighbourhood Community Fund, offering a £50,000 funding pot
• Open to charities and community groups in Northwood, Cherryfield, Shevington, Whitefield and Prescot North

SUEZ was delighted to once again support the historic Seghill Community Gala on Saturday 6 June, joining residents and local organisations for a day of celebration, tradition and community spirit.

Applications now open to help bring community led environmental and wellbeing initiatives to life in Southend-on-Sea.

SUEZ and Maidstone Borough Council joined forces on Friday 22 May 2026 for an evening of friendly competition, all in aid of a good cause. The organisations hosted a charity football match at Maidstone United Football Club’s Gallagher Stadium to raise funds for local charity Dandelion Time....

SUEZ has launched the Aberdeen Reuse Community Fund for 2026, building on another successful year supporting local projects and communities across the city. 

Local waste and recycling company SUEZ has announced a new donation of £100,000 to the Greater Manchester Mayor’s Charity, bringing its total contribution to the charity to an incredible £600,000.

Through its annual Revive Community Fund, delivered in partnership with Surrey County Council (SCC), SUEZ has awarded over £3,000 to the Woking based Lighthouse charity to help fund its Pathways Wellbeing Project.