Full page arriving in Sprint 2
Community impact
Digital growth that gives something back
Five percent of qualifying community-project development fees is allocated to the Pattni Digital Community Fund. The allocation is voluntary, funded by our own project fees, and reported openly.
5% of qualifying community-project development fees is allocated to the Pattni Digital Community Fund.
Where we are today
Everything starts at zero
We would rather publish honest zeros than aspirational numbers. These figures update only when qualifying work has actually been delivered.
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Businesses supported
We are just getting started.
£0
Community Fund allocated
Allocations begin with our first qualifying project.
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Community projects supported
Reported openly as soon as work begins.
Important
What the Community Fund is, and what it is not
- The Community Fund is a voluntary allocation of a share of our own development fees. It is not a public appeal and we do not collect donations.
- Pattni Digital is a commercial business. It is not a registered charity and does not present itself as one.
- Which projects qualify, how allocations are decided and how they are reported will be published in full before the first allocation is made.
In progress
What this page will cover
Sprint 2 completes the Community Fund detail.
Qualifying criteria
A clear definition of a qualifying community project and how eligibility is assessed.
Allocation and reporting
How the 5% is calculated, held and allocated, and how often we report on it.
Community stories
Real accounts of supported projects, published only once there is genuine work to describe.
Working on a community project?
If your project serves the wider Pattni community, tell us about it and we will look at how it fits.