Corporate Social Responsibility is a philosophy that forms part of the heart and soul of the team at The Concept Stadium. Since our early days we have been working on increasing our CSR efforts, both within the team as well as by participating in and proposing (to clients and prospects) various initiatives and projects.
Some of our CSR efforts to date include providing marketing support for Junior Chamber International, sponsoring a child’s education in Kenya since 2014, helping out in the kitchen of Dar Tal-Providenza, joining a CSR initiative at St Joseph Home, organising activities for children from the Ursuline Sisters’ Creche, rebranding a business network, collecting items for a Food Drive, and more.
Inspiring others and especially offering one’s time is something priceless. Giving is not just about making a donation; it’s about making a difference.
And this because we genuinely believe that we can build additional brand equity by being socially responsible.
Some of our CSR efforts to date include providing marketing support for Junior Chamber International, sponsoring a child’s education in Kenya since 2014, helping out in the kitchen of Dar Tal-Providenza, joining a CSR initiative at St Joseph Home, organising activities for children from the Ursuline Sisters’ Creche, rebranding a business network, collecting items for a Food Drive, and more.
Inspiring others and especially offering one’s time is something priceless. Giving is not just about making a donation; it’s about making a difference.
And this because we genuinely believe that we can build additional brand equity by being socially responsible.








2014
2016
Assisted Shireburn Software with Blood Donation Campaign at Malta International Airport
Hosted 2nd consecutive CSR Event with Ursuline Sisters Children’s Creche
Corporate Social Responsibility Day at St. Joseph Home
Rebranded The Sync Hub (a Conscious Business Network)
Assisted in Blood Donation Drive at Hardrocks Business Park
2017
2018
2019
2020
Launched the Hospice Malta ‘Become a Supporter’ campaign