12th January 2022

Partnering With Travis Perkins to Provide Value in the Communities Where we Work

At Axis we take pride in our 8 Core Values which underpin our daily lives. Choosing suppliers who share these values is as important as following them ourselves.

Travis Perkins, one of our supply chain partners, shares many of our own values. Both organisations are committed to supporting and investing in the development, welfare, and economic growth of our local communities. Partnering with Travis Perkins helps us strengthen the bonds we have with our clients and our communities where we work.

Travis Perkins’ Community Fund serves the same function as our Axis Foundation – to give back to the community, to those who need our support the most. Their Community Fund works with local projects which

  • support employment and economic opportunities,
  • promote community involvement and resident engagement,
  • encourage environmental sustainability and
  • promote social progress and equality

In our collaborations with Travis Perkins, Axis generally supplies the labour and TP supplies the materials needed for the job.

In partnership with Travis Perkins we

Created re-usable Bags for life for Axis operatives to use as an alternative to plastic

Produced Reusable bottles to help our team further reduce the consumption of plastic

Purchased a shed so that Swan’s residents at Spencer House sheltered housing scheme could store their gardening equipment (£482.98)

Refurbished Westminster City Council’s Pickering Hall (£14,073.78)

Installed a concrete foundation for two outdoor gazebos at Swan’s 76 Neaves Crescent, a supported living scheme in Romford, Essex (£827.64)

Constructed a visiting booth for elderly residents of Riverside’s Oakley Gardens so they could stay in touch with loved ones (£593.40)

​​​​​​​Bought a range of gardening tools and equipment for McCarthy Dixon-Foundation, a charity based in Northampton (£3,000)

​​​​​​​Funded a new heating system for Butterflies Club, a community interest company providing clubs and activities for children with disabilities in Essex (£7,440)

Purchased and installed a new storage facility for REACH Hippotherapy centre in Brentwood, in partnership with our client Brentwood Borough Council (£1,817)

Transformed Hedgehog Street Gardens for PA Housing residents (£1,496.18)

Purchased a new oven and extractor hood for Hutton Community Centre supporting lonely people in Brentwood, Essex (£5,015)

We hope to continue collaborating with Travis Perkins bringing value to the many communities we work in. To view the latest news from Axis Europe Click here.

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