SPECIALIST drilling waste management company, TWMA, has used an office upgrade as an opportunity to uplift local schools and charities.
The Aberdeen-headquartered company has donated a significant amount of furniture to Hazlehead Academy, Fraserburgh Academy and Somebody Cares as the company refreshes its own equipment.
Irene Sharp, rector at Fraserburgh Academy said: “We are very appreciative of the high-quality furniture which was donated to us by TWMA.
“This is already been put to good use and is a welcome replacement for our aging equipment. Some of the furniture was also gratefully received by primary schools within the Fraserburgh cluster.”
In addition to the donation of furniture, TWMA also donated surplus computer monitors through the Community Food Initiatives North East (CFINE).
For two years, CFINE has worked in partnership with Re-Tek, a company committed to having a positive impact on the local and national environment by diverting material from recycling and the use of renewable energy.
Gareth Innes, TWMA chief engineering & commercial officer, said: “We are committed to doing our part for the environment across all aspects of our work, so it has been great to be able to do this while also giving back to the local community.”
