Charity

Paper merchant Antalis and its partner Arjowiggins Graphic have donated 200 solar panels to support education for children in Mali as part of their collaboration with the ChildFund Alliance.

Anti-marking product specialist Bluprint has been involved in its second Aspire Cause programme and attended a ceremony two days ago (17 July) for children that achieved success in the scheme.

Kodak has kicked off a month-long initiative of worldwide book donation drives to improve literacy throughout the world as part of its Print for Good campaign.

The Commercial Group has appointed former Antalis product manager Mark Browne as the new head of its social enterprise Commercial Foundations, which incorporates trading arm We Do Print.

The number of people helped by The Printing Charity increased by 44% year-on-year in 2016.

Whitehall Printing has bought a Ricoh Pro C9100 digital printer and is marking its 40th anniversary by teaming up with a local charity to plant trees in the surrounding area.

Premier Paper Group has planted 1,000 trees to boost woodland growth and combat tree disease in an ongoing 'carbon capture' initiative.

The first roster of Nettl Cadets have been tasked with designing a new website for The Printing Charity (TPC).

The £2m penalty imposed on security printer Smith & Ouzman has been used to fund a social development project in Africa, in what is a UK government first.

The first books printed by Canon as part of the Room to Read literacy programme have reached schoolchildren in South Africa.

The Fundraising Regulator has confirmed its plans for the Fundraising Preference Service (FPS).

Premier Paper has raised more than £20,000 for Breast Cancer Care, following a successful fundraising campaign in recognition of October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month.