Charity Impact Report 2025
To Be a Good Company
As a global organisation with a strong and growing international presence, we recognise the importance of contributing positively to the communities around us. Our charity programme is designed to create lasting impact by combining financial support with initiatives that actively involve our people, encouraging learning, participation and inspiration at every level. We partner with charities where our support can deliver meaningful, long-term benefits, reflecting our commitment to responsible and sustainable community engagement.
At Tokio Marine HCC International (TMHCCI), we are proud to support a diverse range of charitable organisations throughout the UK and Europe. The following highlights bring our impact to life through the numbers behind the year.
& FUNDRAISINGEMPLOYEE DONATIONS
$314,155
97 NUMBER OF CHARITIES SUPPORTED 380 TOTAL VOLUNTEERS TOTAL CHARITABLE GIVING $1,157,303
COMPANY DONATIONS$843 ,148
Pillars & Partnerships
While we support a large number of charitable organisations, we concentrate most of our efforts on nine key charity partners across the UK.
By working closely with each partner, we align our support to four core charity pillars: Community Development, Diversity and Inclusion, Health and Wellbeing, and Environmental Impact
Using the Business for Societal Impact (B4SI) framework, we surveyed our charity partners to understand and measure the impact of our activities throughout 2025.
Charities who 100arehappy %
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As a result of Tokio Marine HCC International’s support, our charity partners...
“It is vital for us to build long-term, sustainable partnerships, and TMHCCI truly embodies what that looks like.”
Mollie
Kerr, Body & Soul
“TMHCCI are amazing ambassadors of our charity –helping to raise the profile of our work locally and nationally with TMHCCI volunteers donating time to help enable us to do more and achieve more.”
Tania
Ansell, YLVC
“Our partnership has strengthened our ability to help people rebuild their lives after crisis.”
Rosa Dennis, Hestia
Pick a Project One
Year On
Our Pick a Project initiative provides the opportunity for one of our charity partners to secure funding to help get a specific project off the ground, in addition to TMHCCI’s annual partners donation.
Our 2024 winner was The Wickers with their project, Rhyme Safe
Rhyme Safe provides a dedicated studio space for vulnerable young people aged 9-21 to express themselves through music, video editing and podcast creation in a safe environment.
Over the course of 2025, over 50 young people engaged with the project, with many participants attending over 40 sessions during the year.
After evaluating the impact of the project, The Wickers noted the following wellbeing and behaviour changes in participants:
• Increased confidence and self-esteem
• Stronger communication and social skills
• A reduction in incidents of antisocial behaviour among regular attendees
• Increased engagement with school or employability opportunities for participants previously at risk of exclusion
“The studio became more than just a place to make music – it has become a second home. Week after week, young people returned not only to develop their artistic skills but to be heard, supported, and mentored in a safe and structured environment.
“The outcomes go far beyond music: participants have grown in confidence, stayed off the streets, formed meaningful relationships, and found a voice through creativity.”
Sam Bosede, Director of Operations, The Wickers
How Our Charity Programme Aligns with the UN SDGs
Healthy Cities Food Drive Luxembourg
Career Insight Visits
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), also known as the Global Goals, were adopted by the United Nations in 2015 as a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure that by 2030 all people enjoy peace and prosperity.
At Tokio Marine HCC International, we are committed to playing an active role in building a sustainable future. By connecting our hyper-local initiatives to the broader UN SDGs, we gain a clearer understanding of where and how we can make a meaningful impact.
Hestia Economic Empowerment
Ladies’ Race Barcelona
The Wickers Rhyme Safe
Bradgate Park Leicester
Hubbub’s Breaking Ground
Plastic Fishing London