Teams4u

Here are a few examples of how businesses help our work. If you would like your business or workplace to support Teams4U, we’d love to hear from you.

Enterprise

Enterprise are a logistics company who use some of their garages as drop-off points for shoeboxes and use their vans and drivers to transport shoeboxes. This is a huge help during the shoebox appeal and we are grateful for their assistance over the years.

Data Pacific

Data Pacific offer IT support free of charge to Teams4U. IT is essential to our operations, and we are grateful for their top quality, reliable IT support.

DTTC

DTCC in Wrexham has chosen Teams4U as their charity of the year 2023. So far, they have done two fundraisers and will match fund all money raised over the year. We are grateful for the dedication of their staff to the work of Teams4U and their generous support this year.

We appreciate your contributions

Several companies donate good quality items that they cannot sell or customer returns to put in shoeboxes, items such as tennis balls or football shirts. Children love these items.

Charity Days

Many local charities choose Teams4U for their annual charity day. Staff teams have one workday a year to work in the warehouse checking shoeboxes together. Staff have a great time and help us check tens of thousands of boxes each year.

“Teams4U is all about drawing alongside children, showing them someone cares about them and believes in them. We want to be dream-makers, the kind of people that challenge these often forgotten-about kids and ask them what they want to be, what do they want to do? We are about helping remove the obstacles that can prevent these kids from achieving their hopes and plans (such as our education programmes in Romania and Develop with Dignity programme in Uganda) but we want to go deeper than that. We want to help these kids believe in themselves; sow that one seed that says they can achieve what they want to achieve.”

“Teams4U is all about drawing alongside children, showing them someone cares about them and believes in them. We want to be dream-makers, the kind of people that challenge these often forgotten-about kids and ask them what they want to be, what do they want to do? We are about helping remove the obstacles that can prevent these kids from achieving their hopes and plans (such as our education programmes in Romania and Develop with Dignity programme in Uganda) but we want to go deeper than that. We want to help these kids believe in themselves; sow that one seed that says they can achieve what they want to achieve.”

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