Our primary responsibilities are the best interests of your charity and helping you to meet your obligations as a trustee.

While no two charities are the same, we understand that many trustees face similar challenges in meeting demands and achieving the best outcomes for the causes they support.

You need to be confident that your charity’s investments are being well-managed, to a bespoke brief, by qualified and Managed Services professionals whose skills and knowledge you can trust.

We offer a personalised discretionary IT support as a Managed Service that is delivered by dedicated IT professionals with a thorough knowledge of the charity landscape. You will have direct access to the person managing your account and they will work with your organisation to deliver a suitable, workable solutions.

We work with charities across the sector, ranging in size, objectives and investment preferences. Our approach focuses on working alongside charities, providing a service and support to them in their community; from the national to the local. Our service is delivered to you with uncompromising integrity and for this we charge a completely transparent fee.

  • IT support onsite or help desk 24hrs x 365
  • Consultancy
  • Telecommunications
  • Managed print solutions
  • Mailing solutions
  • Procurement or hardware and software
  • Project management and implementation

We work side by side with our charities offering bespoke solutions for their everyday needs. We are used to reporting to the board or trustees on complex solutions and we offer free consultancy. Our well thought out strategies have been successful in delivering solutions to charities for many years. One of the well know Charities we work with is The Duke of Edinburgh's Award and they have utilised our managed print service and telecommunications managed service for over 10 years across all of their sites. We have reduced costs and improved efficiency and controls nationwide.  

Innovaro sponsor many different charities and over the past 10 years have given over £400,000 back in donations.