"I am proud of the way our Firm acted as one to bring immediate support to those most affected by the war in Ukraine. Our longstanding commitment to taking care of each other met with the determination to remain a relentless force for good and for peace.”
John Psaila, CEO and Managing Partner
Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, Deloitte and its talent, both here in Luxembourg and globally have mobilized to bring support to the most affected population.
Deloitte Luxembourg’s support took the following forms:
Key takeaways:
"We believe we have a responsibility in actively supporting the communities we live in. Luxembourg is home to many impactful organizations with whom we are proud to collaborate to help foster a more prosperous future – be it through education, climate protection or support to the most vulnerable, here and across the globe.”
Francesca Messini, Sustainability Leader
Education:
We support Jonk Entrepreneuren Luxembourg, a Luxembourg ASBL or non-profit association that develops young people’s entrepreneurial skills and stimulates innovative ideas and initiatives through various tutoring programs.
Support to vulnerable people
We support the Association de Soutien aux Travailleurs Immigrés (ASTI), a local ASBL that helps migrants, refugees and asylum seekers integrate in Luxembourg through cross-cultural activities and access to classes, training, internships and programs for professional integration.
We support Special Olympics Luxembourg, a Luxembourg ASBL whose ambition is to allow children, teenagers and adults with an intellectual disability to experience the joys of sport. It offers the practice of sports to all, without elitism or performance criteria.
International
We support Life Project 4 Youth, a local ABSL that helps young people escape poverty mainly in the Philippines, Indonesia, India, Bangladesh, Myanmar and Liberia. It provides social and professional support to impoverished and isolated young adults through programs and microeconomic activities.
Sustainability:
We are a member and active contributor to IMS Luxembourg, a non-profit organization that explores new solutions and concretely tests sustainable alternatives, thanks to working groups and pilot projects with positive impacts. Through these projects, IMS facilitates innovative initiatives by mobilizing all stakeholders (private, public and associative).