ABOUT US
The Axis Foundation was born from the corporate social responsibility culture of our founding company, Axis and aspires to make a positive lasting difference in its surrounding communities and to the individuals within them. Each year Axis donates a percentage of its profit, via the Axis Foundation, into charitable and community-based projects in the areas the company operates, primarily London, the South East, Midlands and North West.
LATEST DONATIONS
The projects below are the latest causes the Axis Foundation has supported.
Swale Community Care Project
Helping relieve poverty and financial hardship Swale Community Care Project helps relieve poverty and financial…
The Abbey School
17-seater minibus makes trips and treats accessible for wheelchair users The Abbey School is a…
Make Them Smile
Specialist equipment for SEN school Make Them Smile supports children who have a wide range…
Park Lane Stables
Bringing the benefits of riding to more people with disability Park Lane Stables is an…
The Garden Classroom
Specialist equipment helps SEN kids re-connect with nature The Garden Classroom (TGC) is a multi-award…
Free to Be Kids
Transformative mental health support via the outdoors Free to Be Kids transforms the mental…
Ruby’s Fund
New specialist hoist supports those with disability After her daughter Ruby was born and diagnosed…
Down Syndrome Cheshire
Supporting therapy sessions to empower those with Down Syndrome Down Syndrome Cheshire is dedicated to…
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LATEST NEWS
There is no end to the lengths our supporters, particularly Axis staff, will go for a good cause. Stay up to date on the fundraising activities we are involved in.
Marathon Mike
Axis' Michael MacGibbon runs Royal Parks Half Marathon for Demelza Mike raised £680 plus £170…
A Swinging Success at the 6th Axis Foundation Charity Golf Day!
Under a perfectly sunny sky, the lush greens of the London Golf Club saw…
Building An Education
Axis’ Francesca Fordham applied to the Foundation to help build two new classrooms in new…