A vein of responsibility runs
Just as we’re totally committed to sustainability, we’re also determined to help the communities around our developments and to make a wider contribution to society. To us, the ‘Social’ in ‘Environmental, Social and Governance’ is all-important.
Our sponsorship of an all female team who participated in the Thames Great River Race, helped to raise funds for The Circle NGO, an organisation of women working together to support grass root initiatives that strive to achieve equality for women and girls.
We are proud of the efforts our people make to give something back to the community. Anibal Maseda, for example, has raised an impressive £25,000 for Great Ormond Street Hospital through sponsorship in support of his long-distance cycle rides.
Wherever we develop real estate, we aim to be good neighbours. In Lambeth, London, we built a storage facility for Oasis Farm, an urban farm initiative and educational resource for the local community. In Santander, we commissioned famed street artist Okuda San Miguel to paint a huge mural beside our retail development.
Away from our developments, we invest in more general community initiatives. Over the years, we’ve raised over £1million for charitable organisations and played our part in many fundraising ventures.
Around the world, Citygrove people have climbed, trekked, run, cycled and kicked balls (occasionally into nets) to aid good causes. Whether it’s running the New York Marathon, climbing Mt Kilimanjaro, trekking to the Annapurna Base Camp in Nepal, playing football for charity or sponsoring a women’s rowing team in The Great River Race, our community-minded credentials shine through.
Why do we take part in these ventures? Not to signal our virtue, but simply because we believe it’s the right thing to do.
Our sponsorship of a team in the Thames Great River Race helped to raise funds for The Circle NGO, an organisation of women working together to achieve equality for women and girls in a fairer world.
Wherever we develop real estate, we aim to be good neighbours. In Lambeth, London, we built a storage facility for Oasis Farm, an urban farm initiative and educational resource for the local community. In Santander, we commissioned famed street artist Okuda San Miguel to paint a huge mural beside our retail development.
Away from our developments, we invest in more general community initiatives. Over the years, we’ve raised over £1 million for charitable organisations and played our part in many fundraising ventures.
We are proud of the efforts our people make to give something back into the community. Anibal Maseda, for example, has raised over £25,000 for Great Ormond Street Hospital through his long-distance cycle rides.
We are proud of the efforts our people make to give something back into the community. Anibal Maseda, for example, has raised over £25,000 for Great Ormond Street Hospital through his long-distance cycle rides.
Around the world, Citygrove people have climbed, trekked, run, cycled and kicked balls (occasionally into nets) to aid good causes. Whether it’s running the New York Marathon, climbing Mt Kilimanjaro, trekking to the Annapurna Base Camp in Nepal, playing football for charity or sponsoring a women’s rowing team in The Great River Race, our community-minded credentials shine through.
Why do we take part in these ventures? Not to signal our virtue, but simply because we believe it’s the right thing to do.