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Community Causes We’ve Proudly Supported
Paid volunteering day per person, per year
Of causes nominated by colleagues
Every cause within reach of the office
Through donations & sweet sales, Mysoft raised an incredible £1,440 with support from our employees, Mysoft and Sage.The funds helped 7th Farnborough Scout Troop purchase new tents, an electric fridge and a generator for future camps and activities.
No corporate charity of the year. Colleagues put forward a cause they have a connection to, and the business gets behind it.
Through donations & sweet sales, Mysoft raised an incredible £1,440 with support from our employees, Mysoft and Sage. The funds helped 7th Farnborough Scout Troop purchase new tents, an electric fridge and a generator for future camps and activities.
Through donations, Mysoft raised £250 at our Coffee Morning. The event brought colleagues together for a lovely social catch-up, plenty of conversation and, most importantly, a fair bit of cake while supporting a great cause.
Through our Christmas raffle, held at the Mysoft Christmas Party, we raised an incredible £1,540 for Camp Mohawk. The evening brought colleagues together for festive celebrations, plenty of prizes and a great cause at the heart of it all.
In October 2025, Mysoft made a significant donation to RGS Guildford’s Giving Day in support of its Bursary Programme. Given on the company’s behalf by CEO Chris Schafer, the donation helps talented students whose families couldn’t otherwise afford the fees.
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Anyone can nominate a cause. We back things people are already connected to: a school, a group they volunteer with, a charity that helped their family.
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Once Mysoft has done its due diligence, it adds to what colleagues have raised. Everyone also gets a paid volunteering day each year to support the cause they feel connected to.
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Each appeal gets its own page: who it was for, what the team did, and where it ended up. Kept short, kept honest.
