Our in the community initiative reflects our belief that a successful business should also be a positive force for its local area.
Learn more about our community involvement
Learn more about our community involvement
How CSG is making a positive difference where it matters most
Supporting local causes
Community support is at the heart of what we do at CSG. Over the past year, we’ve continued to support local and regional charities through events.
Macmillan Coffee Mornings
Our team regularly hosts coffee mornings to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support, helping provide essential services for those affected by cancer.
Swansea Truck Pull
We joined forces with clients and partners to take part in the Swansea Truck Pull, raising money for the South West Wales Cancer Fund, a day of teamwork and determination for a great cause.
Litter Picking Initiatives
Our apprentices regularly dedicate time to litter picking around our HQ, keeping the local environment clean and fostering community pride.




Sports & wellbeing
We know that sport builds resilience, teamwork and confidence, values we share at CSG.
WRU Division 4 West Match Sponsor
CSG supported WRU Division 4 West A fixture this February [2026] and it was a brilliant afternoon of community rugby and local talent. We extend our congratulations to Gethin and Gethin, who were selected as Players of the Game for their exceptional performances on the field!
At CSG we believe strong communities are built when local businesses step up, get involved, and help create opportunities for others.
Well done to everyone involved in Saturday’s match, a fantastic display of teamwork, energy and local spirit. We look forward to continuing our support throughout the season.
Maesteg Celtic RFC Sponsorship
Our sponsorship helps young athletes develop their skills and stay active, promoting healthy lifestyles and community spirit.
Wooden Spoon Charity Support
By supporting Wooden Spoon, the children’s charity of rugby, we help fund projects that improve the lives of disadvantaged children across the UK.