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CharityCharity digital solutions strategist, Reason Digital, becomes a B Corp

Charity digital solutions strategist, Reason Digital, becomes a B Corp

Reason Digital, a leading digital agency that specialises in enabling a diverse range of UK charities to enhance the accessibility of their digital services, has been awarded B Corporation status in recognition of its commitment to making a meaningful impact on societal issues through digital innovation and drive to become a more environmentally responsible business.

Since being founded 16 years ago, Reason Digital has been at the forefront of developing innovative digital solutions aimed at “improving people’s lives for the better,” with a client portfolio including the likes of Age UK, Save the Children, Macmillan, and the Terrence Higgins Trust.

The Manchester-based business joins a rapidly growing community of like-minded businesses that have seen the city become home to the third-largest number (125) of certified B Corps in the UK (2,800) in the last 12 months.

Ed Cox, co-founder of Reason Digital, said: “As a social enterprise, Reason Digital has always strived to solve the problems that actually matter. B Corp certification is a rigorous process that validates our efforts to prioritise people and planet over profits and emphasises our efforts to be a business that benefits all.

“It commits us to transparency and continuous improvement and reassures our customers, employees and partners that we are genuinely committed to ethical business practices.

“We’re proud to be part of a global movement that works towards a more sustainable and inclusive economy for all, and of a community of like-minded businesses that celebrate the work of talented and committed teams like ours.”

Through app building, digital strategy and partnership programmes, the company supports charities through digital transformation, specifically focussing on improving their accessibility and reach.

Amongst their notable projects is ‘Is This OK’ (ITOK) – a groundbreaking anonymous chatbot service designed to support young people who may feel uncomfortable using traditional helplines regarding exploitation concerns. This pivotal initiative aims to empower young people to seek the assistance they need in a safe and secure environment.

Cox concludes: “We’re grateful to B Lab for the certification – it is a great step towards developing our growth strategy and keeping our focus on doing good within the charity sector as we take increasing responsibility for our social footprint in the world.”

Helen Greaney
Helen Greaney
I'm a journalist with more than 18 years' experience on local, regional and national newspapers, as well as PR and digital marketing. Crime and the courts is my specialist area but I'm also keen to hear your stories concerning Manchester and the greater North West region.
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