Ethical Events means just that…..corporate events that are Ethical!

As part of The Mulberry Group, Ethical Events offers alternative solutions to running corporate events. Solutions that ensure all aspects of every programme undertaken not only deliver the same creative and dynamic results anticipated and expected by our clients but also by providing a chosen charitable cause with a donation from us!

A completely NEW approach to events and one that not only pays ‘lip’ service to the problems that are facing us all, but one that actually does something about it.

We recognise that businesses will hold seminars and conferences, they will provide hospitality to clients and potential clients and they will continue to reward staff and customers alike, and so they should – but we will ENSURE that EVERY event undertaken has an ethical benefit associated with it.

Each time a client undertakes a programme with Ethical Events, they are asked to choose a charity which will, in turn benefit from whatever event is undertaken.

Ethical Events will, in consultation and agreement with the client, contribute a proportion of the programme costs from each and every event to the client’s chosen charity or to one of the Ethical Events supported charities.

Our approach to all programmes is simple – we aim to have our clients think about a purpose beyond their own immediate needs and by holding an Ethical event to know that they CAN make an impact and a real difference.

Ethical events don’t mean boring events, they mean taking a different approach yet still ensuring that everyone involved enjoys themselves to the maximum. Activity events will not for example include tearing around a race track, adding to an already polluted environment, but could include: Sailing, Wind Surfing, Sand Sailing or Para Gliding as alternatives. Our teambuilding programmes will include community projects both on a local and national level. Consider a treasure hunt….on foot, on bicycles or even on horseback! - There are numerous ways in which the fun is maximised and the damage to the environment minimsed.