We partner with a number of charities, chosen by our people, to make a positive impact on our local communities in London and Dallas.
We boast an incredible array of world-class skills across our business. We encourage our people to use their abilities to make a difference in areas that matter to them. This includes tutoring, third sector technology support and hands-on local community projects.
Everyone is entitled to two paid volunteer days per year to do this.
"I ended up raising more than £35,000, after G-Research double matched everything I raised!"
We are committed to our local communities, working closely with charity partners in London and Dallas chosen annually by our teams. This currently includes St Mungo’s, Spear and Magic Breakfast – all of which are local to our London office – and the North Texas Food Bank.
A major part of our annual fundraising efforts come with our Make a Difference Month, where the business triple-matches all money raised by our people. We also double-match employee fundraising for charities of their choice throughout the year, and offer Give as you Earn.
"During this year's make a difference month I raised more than £1000!"
Helps 16-24 year olds who have fallen out of mainstream education.
A hunger relief organisation that distributes food through nearly 500 partners and organisations in Texas.
Every year, G-Research runs a number of different PhD prizes in Maths and Data Science at universities in the UK, Europe and beyond. We're pleased to announce the winners of this prize, run in conjunction with the University of Warwick.
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Every year, G-Research runs a number of different PhD prizes in Maths and Data Science at universities in the UK, Europe and beyond. We're pleased to announce the winners of this prize, run in conjunction with the University of Oxford.
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Every year, G-Research runs a number of different PhD prizes in Maths and Data Science at universities in the UK, Europe and beyond. We're pleased to announce the winners of this prize, run in conjunction with the University of Cambridge.
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