We were delighted to host a very special event at The County Club in Guildford. The evening was a sell out and there’s no wonder, given that the speaker was none other than broadcasting legend, and our Patron, Michael Buerk. [...]
Payroll giving, also known as workplace giving, is an initiative backed by HM Government that allows employees to make regular donations to their chosen charities directly from their salary. In effect, charitable donations are deducted from wages or salary before [...]
Where to begin with the thankyous for this event? The amazing, relentlessly enthusiastic and energetic Jackie Alliss is a great place to start. Jackie, as Patron, together with her late husband Peter, the much missed ‘Voice of Golf’, has done [...]
Thanks to PP patron and MD of Hogs Back Brewery, Rupert Thompson, we were invited to participate in the annual ‘Hop Fest’ weekend of celebrations. To say that the event went extremely well is an understatement, and despite the terrible [...]
We enjoyed attending the Surrey Charity Network Conference and Corporate Engagment event at Guildford Cathedral. With over 80 local businesses and charities attending, it provided us with a great opportunity to share ideas about how best to learn from each [...]
We were grateful, and delighted to be given the opportunity by the Cranleigh Lions to pitch our gazebo at the recent Classic Car event in beautiful Cranleigh. Days like these really do offer us the most marvellous way of meeting [...]
Why K2 Consultancy and the Prostate Project are such a good fit We all know about Corporate Social Responsibility, some larger businesses even have dedicated CSR managers and as a charity we are of course delighted that companies take the [...]
Catch up on all our news in our hardcopy summer newsletter. Twice a year we post out a newsletter to nearly 2,000 of our supporters who prefer to read their news on paper.
Black men are more than twice as likely to develop prostate cancer than white men, black men are more likely to develop prostate cancer at an earlier age, and most tellingly of all, the death rate among black men is [...]
Enormous thanks goes to The Rotary Club of Haslemere for their recent donation of £4,000 to us at The Prostate Project! Trustee David Whitby is seen here with Paul Mills, chair of the Rotary Club. David was a guest at [...]
