A very special thank you to everyone who fundraised and volunteered to support their local community, chosen charity or DHL UK Foundation community programme in 2015. To find out more about how DHL colleagues supported their local communities please click here to download a copy of our Highlights of 2015 brochure.
In recognition of the DHL UK Foundation’s long standing partnership with The Outward Bound Trust, John Freer, Operations Director ISC; Nicky Donovan, DHL UK Foundation Programme Manager and Carol Morrin, HR Business Partner for DHL Freight, attended a Supporters’ Lunch at Buckingham Palace on 7 December. The event was a private gathering for just 25 […]
Alex Smillie, one of our Get Into Logistics participants, was recently crowned the winner of The Prince’s Trust Rising Star Award for London and South East. After participating in a two week Get Into Logistics programme, Alex successfully secured a full time position with Specialist Services. Alex has been working with Kevin Webber and the team at DHL […]
Last week saw DHL colleagues from all across the UK support multiple DHL UK Foundation programmes and UK charitable initiatives: On Wednesday 11th November, eleven young people from the Heston Community School visited the DHL Express UK Head Office in Hounslow. The Workplace Workshop, part of Teach First’s employability programme, saw students inspired about the world […]
This week sees Tony Cooper, DHL Mail Country Manager visit the Rivers Academy, a Teach First supported school in West London. Tony will be delivering an inspiring talk to students studying Geography at GCSE Level. Aiming to raise aspirations amongst young people and raise awareness of career opportunities within the logistics industry, 25 students aged […]
15 tired mentors have now returned to work after spending a week with 150 young people from schools across the UK. They have abseiled, rafted, jumped into cold water, built teams, wiped tears and got the young people through one of the greatest challenges of their lives. These mentors took part in the programme, often […]
