At PwC, our ambitious purpose is clear: to solve important problems and build trust in society. By leveraging our tech-powered network and global expertise, we make a positive impact in our communities through humanitarian support and social change, as well as building better skills for society.
Our greatest asset is our people. With their skills, talent and knowledge, we are able to work with NGOs, social and micro enterprises, and other organisations to build capacity and trust within communities and help the people within them develop skills they need to thrive.
We partner with like-minded organizations to create meaningful, lasting change. Ready to make an impact? Join us!
Some of our key programmes focus on helping build better skills for society…
- Digital Heroes
- Women Empowerment
- Student Mentorship
Digital Heroes
Through collaboration with various non-profit organizations dedicated to STEM education in the Middle East, we launched a unique programme to digitally upskill refugees and underprivileged students.
This initiative equips students with valuable digital skills, enhancing their employment prospects and personal growth. Due to its success, we are continuously expanding the programme to increase its reach and impact.
Women Empowerment
Committed to female empowerment and equal opportunities, we run initiatives supporting women’s career ambitions and development.
Our programmes range from mentoring women returning after maternity leave, to upskilling aspiring Arab female entrepreneurs and students, providing the tools and environment for their success.
We leverage the expertise of our colleagues across Inclusion and Diversity, Advisory, Human Capital, Tech, and PwC Academy to make this possible.
Student Mentorship
Established by a junior consultant, our ElevateME Mentorship Programme bridges the gap between academia and professional life, empowering university students across the Middle East to excel in their careers.
By connecting students with experienced PwC professionals, the programme helps them unlock their full potential and enhance their professional and personal capabilities.
… While others focus on humanitarian support and creating social change
- Giving Back
- Supporting the underprivileged
- Pro bono Advisory
Giving Back
Driven by our passion to create positive impact and guided by our core values, PwC volunteers unite across our 12 territories each year to support our communities.
Our initiatives range from organizing fundraisers and distributing clothing, housing, and food items, to visiting and hosting activities at orphanages, elderly homes, and hospitals. In addition, our largest acts of giving back take place during Ramadan and Christmas, further reinforcing our commitment to those in need.
We’ve set aside a One Firm Impact Day for collective giving efforts across the region.
Supporting the underprivileged
In line with our commitment to supporting refugees and marginalized populations, we have partnered with local NGOs and international organizations to address critical issues such as relief aid, access to healthcare, education, and other essential human needs.
These initiatives reflect our dedication to humanitarian support, aiming to create positive impact and contribute to the well-being and development of vulnerable communities.
Pro bono Advisory
With the support of the PwC Middle East leadership team, we have strengthened our financial commitment to delivering pro bono engagements.
By applying our skills, knowledge, and expertise, we provide PwC services to organizations in need at no cost, positively impacting our communities and environment.
We take pride in fostering change by supporting organizations dedicated to making a difference. If you’re a non-profit seeking pro bono services, reach out today.
Contact us
Roland Hancock
Education and Skills Leader, Chief Sustainability Officer, PwC Middle East
Tel: +971 50 900 3094
