Lexmark Global Services has donated £500 ($627/ €575) to the Oxford NHS Hospitals Charity to support clinician-led projects across all four of the Oxfordshire hospitals.
The company said that the donation from Lexmark Global Services underscores the importance of social value and corporate responsibility in the healthcare industry. By supporting initiatives that improve staff wellbeing and patient experience, suppliers like Lexmark are leading the way in demonstrating their commitment to creating positive social impact.
Naomi Stewart Hale, Corporate Partnerships Manager at Oxford Hospitals Charity, expressed her gratitude for the donation, saying, “We were delighted to receive a donation of £500 from Lexmark Global Services. The donation will go to the “Where the need’s greatest” fund, This ranges from innovations in medical practice to education and training and staff wellbeing. Every penny helps improve the hospital experience for patients, staff, and carers. We look forward to more opportunities to work with Lexmark in the future.”
Social value is integral to the NHS’s mission to improve the health and wellbeing of the communities they serve. It is not just about delivering high-quality care, but also about creating positive social impact through their procurement activities. By prioritising social value in the supply chain, the NHS can help drive economic growth, create jobs, promote sustainability, and support the communities they serve. The NHS is committed to working with suppliers who share their vision for a healthier, more equitable society, and who are dedicated to creating positive social change through their business activities.
“At Lexmark, we recognise the crucial role that the NHS plays in our society, and we are committed to supporting it through our focus on Corporate Social Responsibility. We are proud to be able to contribute to the Oxford NHS Hospitals Charity and to help make a difference.” – Steve Burford – Enterprise Sales Director UK and Ireland Lexmark.
