PwC People Giving Scheme
Through the PwC ‘People Giving Scheme’, PwC helped 3 Irish charities in 2017, raising a total of €59,902, and recently they presented the charities with their funds.
The charities chosen by PwC people to benefit from the scheme last year were Alzheimer Society of Ireland, MS Ireland and Temple Street Foundation.
The scheme is now in its 12th year and has donated over €600,000 to 27 different charities over the years. PwC are committed to playing an active part in the communities around them and this is one of the many ways in which their people do just that.
This year PwC have nominated LauraLynn Foundation, Peter McVerry Trust and Pieta House. #PwCGivesBack
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