Engaging with our community is a key part of our corporate responsibility. We're committed to fostering growth and development not only for our team but for the wider community as well.
As a responsible business, we make a positive impact in the Isle of Man community — from charitable donations, voluntary efforts and sponsorships to our annual community project — ensuring every team member has the opportunity to engage in a meaningful community initiative.
Alongside these initiatives, we offer our people a paid day off to volunteer with a charity or non-profit organisation of their choice. This empowers them to contribute to local programmes that truly matter to them.
Each summer we take part in an annual community project where our staff are encouraged to work together and make a difference to our local community. We volunteer a morning or afternoon of each staff member's time to help and support a local Isle of Man charity or project.
Watch our video series below to explore past projects and hear from our team about their experience of giving their time to local causes.
PwC Isle of Man is proud to have sponsored the Rounders Tournament since 2017 with financial support covering the event costs, ensuring that funds raised by team entries go directly to support The Children's Centre's services.
The Tournament has been a huge success, growing from 13 teams competing to win the tournament to 36 teams battling it out. Each year this is a really friendly, sporting and community occasion, and everyone involved has a ball.
The Children’s Centre provides a variety of community initiatives and services aimed at enabling children, young people, and families to realise their full potential. They include adventure-based activities at venues across the Island, including coasteering and climbing, educational and nurturing programmes and rural experiences at the charity’s 15-acre Children’s Centre Farm.
Question of Sport sponsored by PwC Isle of Man brings sporting brains together for an evening of competition, entertainment and networking, all while raising funds for local charities. We have sponsored the dinner, organised by the Isle of Man Sporting and Dining Club, since it began in 2012.
An array of local charities have been supported throughout the years and in 2025 the dinner raised £5,015, which was split between our charity of choice Manx Family Centre and the Isle of Man Foodbank.
Love Tech is a local charity made up of business community volunteers who organise educational activities to inspire and empower children, especially girls and young women, to explore science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) opportunities on the island.
PwC Isle of Man is pleased to sponsor their STEM SPARK initiative which sees volunteers and mentors offer to run assemblies and workshops at each of the island's primary schools, exploring STEM topics for two school years until early 2026. The schools each receive a donation of eight STEM books across age groups.
This builds on Love Tech's first book programme, also supported by PwC Isle of Man, which ran in a similar way and saw the charity deliver STEM assemblies and donate books to all thirty-three of the island's primary schools. School interest and positive feedback from this trial initative became the foundation for STEM SPARK.
The Summer Reading Scheme encourages reading, writing and creativity skills during the school summer holidays. Run by the Manx Family Centre, a Manx charity, providing a specialist centre for all young people, and an important social and literary resource for schools, adults and the wider Island community.
The challenge is great fun each year, alongside reading at least one book a week for six weeks, there is a points-scoring game, with prizes at the end. Each week there are different things to do in the library, including crafts, puzzles, games and activities, there’s lots of fun things to do at home too.
We are proud to have supported the Manx Family Centre (formerly the Family Library) since 2017 to offer this scheme for free to young members and families in the community. The children of PwC staff particularly like the party at the end!
In 2024, we announced a three-year junior squash programme sponsorship with Isle of Man Squash, supporting the development of squash opportunities for young people on the island.
Our sponsorship will help to fund term-time squash training sessions, and subsidised kit and equipment. It aims to encourage sporting engagement with new and existing junior players, including children in the Isle of Man Squash Junior Academy who participate competitively on and off island.
Every year our staff are encouraged to take part in many sporting activities and events on offer within the community, including popular events such as the Parish Walk, Race the Sun and our annual 10,000 step challenge, all while raising money for charity, often ones that are close to our hearts.
Members of staff walk the Parish Walk in memory of a much-admired colleague Mark Freeman, who tragically lost his battle with Leukaemia aged 50 on 10 August 2010. Mark loved life and particularly sports, having taken part in the Parish Walk for 11 consecutive years: finishing in 2004 and 2007. Each year we sponsor a refreshments table during the walk, providing the walkers with much-needed energy boosts and support.
"The Mark Freeman trophy" was donated by his widow Carina and is awarded annually to the member of staff who takes part in the event and best demonstrates the values that Mark aspired to, being personal achievement, teamwork and having fun.
In 2022 we supported Hospice Isle of Man's Wild in Art trail, The Big Splash. A fantastic initiative bringing residents, visitors and businesses together to fundraise for local charity, the trail was made up of a pod of beautifully designed dolphin sculptures placed around the Island's landscapes for all to enjoy. PwC Isle of Man's dolphin sculpture, Mona, was located in a very scenic spot at The Sound before being auctioned to raise funds for important funds for Hospice.
The Island's second Pride festival took place in the summer of 2022 and was attended by over 12,000 people. Organised by charity, Isle of Pride, a new commitment was made to improve the event's environmental sustainability.
PwC Isle of Man supported the event as the first ever 'Pride Nature Partner' to supply 5,000 reusable and recyclable 'Love is Love' cups which significantly reduced the festival's single use plastic waste to only 30kg.
Human Capital Leader and Corporate Responsibility Leader, PwC Isle of Man
Tel: +44 (0) 1624 689478