“Alone, we can do so little. Together, we can do so much” - Helen Keller

Supporting our local community

At Cool Breeze we believe that, as part of our community, we have a responsibility to help the organisations and people who live and work there.  We work with individuals, community groups and charities who live and are based in Warwickshire. This may mean taking part in cycle challenges to raise funds or providing donated laptops to help our Ukrainian friends staying with us in the area.

We support good causes and local charities with our in-kind expertise and community activities. At Cool Breeze, we take pride in helping people and reacting to situations where we can use our expertise for the good of the community.  Take a look at our news page to read about our latest support for the community along with helpful articles and updates.

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“Not everything that counts can be counted. And not everything that can be counted, counts.” 

– Albert Einstein

Who we work with

Testimonials From our Partners

Evelyn's Gift

Gary has provided our charity, Evelyn’s Gift, with free reconditioned laptops for children and young people in need. We are extremely grateful that he gives his professional expertise without charge so that we can respond to more of those in greatest need.

Helen Smith – Evelyn’s Gift

 

nccTc

Gary acts as on-site IT support at our annual conference. He has made a massive difference in making the conference function efficiently. The feedback from the conference facilities is that they haven’t had someone so dedicated and proactive when they present elsewhere. He calms things down and deals with issues before they become problematic. Would absolutely recommend him

Martin Quinn – NCCTC

Making a Difference

Read our News
The gift of cool technology

The gift of cool technology

Sep 7, 2022 |

During the early part of 2021, the team at Cool Breeze asked clients and the local community for help and to donate any unwanted laptops and other devices, that could then be reconfigured and given to local schools. The response...

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