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Manchester IT firm urges other businesses to support local charities

Last summer, Greater Manchester-based IT Support firm, Aspect IT, announced that to mark 20 years in business, it would be committing to doing ’20 Good Deeds’ in the community.

And today the team is celebrating, as it has done just that – the 20th good deed is complete, and now the staff are urging other businesses to follow suit.

Director for Aspect IT, Peter Dorotiak, said: “We’ve always been passionate abut giving back and making positive change in our community. Even before our 20 Good Deeds initiative started, we were always looking for ways to support non-profits. We’ve done different things for different charities in the past, but this initiative was extra special for us given its nature and scale.

“We believe it’s so important, now more than ever, for businesses to get involved with the
charitable work going on in their community and do good, it’s a rewarding experience and
you meet many inspiring people.”

Aspect has supported a variety of different charities in a variety of different ways for the 20 Good Deeds.

Many Good Deeds started with the firm simply reaching out to a charity it had found
online and asking them what items they needed. The team at Aspect would then go
shopping for those items and deliver them directly to the charity in question.

The IT company also offered up their skill and expertise for Good Deeds, creating a free
website for Leeds Ukrainian Community Association and helping a local animal rescue set
up an online fundraiser.

The majority of Aspect’s Good Deeds were completed in their local Oldham and surrounding areas, but the team also ventured further afield to Leeds, Huddersfield and even Ukraine!

Peter accompanied Huddersfield to Ukraine Humanitarian Aid on one of their trips there,
where he helped deliver Christmas presents to orphaned children.

Looking closer to home, Aspect also sponsored a staff member’s mum who ran the Great
Manchester 10k Run back in May, raising money for her local Maggie’s cancer support
centre.

The charities Aspect IT supported throughout its 20 Good Deeds initiative include  Huddersfield to Ukraine Humanitarian Aid, Oldham Foodbank, Age UK Oldham, Pennine Pen Animal Rescue, Pennine Mencap, The Crib Oldham, Jolly Josh (pictured) and many more.

The firm hopes that by sharing the different ways it supported charities, that other businesses will feel inspired to help out and complete their own Good Deeds too.

Peter added: “Our mission to complete 20 Good Deeds may be complete, but as a business, our mission to make a positive change is ongoing. We’ll carry on completing more Good Deeds in our community in the future, as and when we can, and we’d encourage other businesses to do the same. Charity work is invaluable but for volunteers to carry on doing what they do; they need our support.”

Founded in 2003, Aspect IT provides an array of services including general IT support as well as IT consultancy, cloud services, software development, VoIP services, web design and social media management.

You can read about each of Aspect IT’s Good Deeds in more detail on its social media and blog

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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