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Volunteering & charitable activities

We want to be an integral part of the communities we work in, and make a lasting positive impact on them through charitable donations and pro-bono work.

We want to be at the heart of our local neighbourhoods. So we’ve set up a charitable trust that contributes to local communities and national charities.

We also encourage all our staff to volunteer through our Give-a-Day initiative. Recent activities include helping to restore benches and cutting back shrubbery in a local area, packing boxes for food banks and helping to tidy up a nature reserve.

We have charity weeks and an annual charity challenge for our people – involving everything from swimming and running, to hiking up mountains and origami cranes.

With the support of clients, colleagues, family, and friends, in 2022 the charity challengers raised more than £6000. This was matched by the Mills & Reeve Charitable Trust, meaning we were able to donate nearly £20,000 to our chosen charities – half to Young Minds and half to the DEC Ukraine Appeal.

Each of our offices chooses a charity to support each year, and our charity committees then co-ordinate fundraising activities locally. Below are this year's chosen office charities.

  • Birmingham: Kids' Village
    Kids’ Village is creating the UK’s first holiday village for children with critical illnesses, offering free, personalised respite breaks in a safe, understanding environment.
  • Cambridge: The Cambridge Acorn Project
    Supporting local children and families who have been affected by trauma, abuse and financial hardship.
  • Leeds: ANDYSMANCLUB
    ANDYSMANCLUB are a men’s suicide prevention charity, offering free peer-to-peer support groups across the UK and online.
  • London: Changing Lives
    Changing Lives supports people experiencing homelessness and other complex challenges by providing practical, long-term support to make positive and lasting changes to their lives.
  • London: The Felix Project
    London’s largest food redistribution charity rescuing high quality, surplus food that would otherwise go to waste and redistribute it to over 1,200 community organisations across the capital.
  • Manchester: Fortalice
    Fortalice are a Bolton based charity providing frontline services for people who are, or have been, affected by domestic abuse and violence.
  • Manchester: Maggie’s Manchester
    Maggie’s Manchester offers free expert support and advice to people affected by cancer, helping them and their loved ones navigate the challenges of diagnosis and treatment.
  • Norwich: Priscilla Bacon Lodge
    Priscilla Bacon Lodge provides specialist palliative and end-of-life care, supporting people affected by life-limiting illness and their loved ones.
  • Oxford: Aspire Oxfordshire
    Aspire Oxfordshire supports people facing homelessness and poverty by helping them access housing, employment, and the support needed to rebuild their lives.
  • Oxford: Survivors Space
    Survivors Space provides free confidential support, counselling and advocacy for survivors of sexual abuse and harassment, helping individuals recover and rebuild their lives.