Business in the Community

The 13th annual National Pro Bono Week (NPBW), will take place between 3 - 7 November 2014 and organisations across Northern Ireland are invited to take part.

Belfast City Hall will play host to an exciting Jobs Fair designed to help those who are unemployed get access to key employers.

Twenty five years from now in 2039, annual reports may still be prepared, but probably in a very different way from they are today. Which businesses in Northern Ireland will still be around and sharing the news of their successes?

CEOs from the leading companies across Northern Ireland will be gathering on Thursday 16 October at the Ramada Hotel, Shaw’s Bridge as part of Business in the Community’s responsible business conference ‘Looking to the Future, Not the Next Annual Report.

East Antrim post-primary schools are being called to enter an exciting AES Eco-Challenge. The deadline for entries is Thursday 23 October, so the clock is ticking.

Community groups, residents, politicians and local business people gathered [Friday 12 September 2014] for the official opening of a new green space in East Belfast – the Bridge Community Garden.

Players from the Ulster Rugby team are making a commitment to their local communities to help support them by using the skills they’ve learned through sport.

Volunteers from BT, Allstate and Henry Brothers brought a taste of Spring to the Albertbridge Road in East Belfast today [Friday 16th May 2014] as part of Give & Gain Day – a national day of volunteering across the UK.

Give & Gain Day (Friday 16th May) is a global celebration of the power and potential of employee volunteering.

Over eighty business leaders pledged to support 3,000 young people into employment over the next three years in Northern Ireland by providing mentoring, work experience and actual jobs during an event organised by Business in the Community.