Flui Cares

At Flui, we believe in giving back to the community and making a positive impact on the world around us. Through our charity initiatives, we strive to support causes that align with our values and make a difference in the lives of others. Explore below to learn more about our ongoing charity activities and how you can get involved.

Charity Of The Year Initiative

In 2023, we started Flui’s Charity Of The Year initiative. Each year, our people propose a list of charities. We vote on this list and choose one to partner with – to raise awareness throughout the year, and to donate a target amount to them at the end of the year. There are various activities and competitions held throughout the year to encourage people to contribute towards the charity. Our donations are collected through our JustGiving page ensuring that every amount, small or large, goes directly towards the charity of the year.

2024 Charity Of The Year – Autism NI

Autism NI is a Northern Ireland-based charity that provides vital support, education, and resources to individuals and families affected by autism, helping them navigate the challenges and celebrate the unique strengths of those on the spectrum. This year, we’ve set a target of £9,000 to donate toward their activities. By donating, you can make a real difference, positively impacting and empowering individuals with autism to reach their full potential. Your contribution will directly support Autism NI (PAPA) in their mission to create a more inclusive and understanding society for people with autism. 
Please consider making a donation today. Every pound/euro brings us closer to our target of £9,000, which will enable Autism NI to continue the important and amazing work they do every day.

Our JustGiving page

2023 Charity Of The Year – Stargardt’s Connected

In 2023, Flui supported Stargardt's Connected, a charity that is raising awareness on Stargardt’s disease – an inherited progressive disease that affects the retina. The disease causes a blurring of vision, especially the ability to see fine details, for example difficulty reading a book and recognising faces. We set a target amount of £8,000 and raised £8,031 from 131 supporters.