Our Social Investment
TPV Cares is TPV Europe’s group-wide social and environmental impact program, powered by all its business units, including MMD (Philips Monitors). Through this initiative, we support community projects that align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Our contributions range from product donations and employee volunteering to long-term partnerships with non-profits. TPV Cares reflects our commitment to using technology, teamwork, and shared values to support people and the planet.
Explore a selection of featured projects below or visit www.tpvcares.com to learn more.
Barça Foundation
Aligned with TPV Cares’ commitment to social progress, TP Vision’s partnership with FC Barcelona extends beyond sport to meaningful global impact. Through support for the Barça Foundation, this collaboration helps improve the lives of vulnerable children and young people around the world.
With over €14 million raised in the 2022/23 season alone, the Foundation delivers programmes focused on health and emotional wellbeing, education and protection for at-risk youth, and community action through sport. TPV Cares’ involvement helps expand this vital work—empowering the next generation through care, education, and opportunity.
Special Effect
TPV Cares proudly supports Special Effect, a UK-based charity that transforms the lives of people with physical disabilities through adaptive gaming technology. By providing solutions like modified controllers and eye-tracking systems, Special Effect enables individuals to enjoy video games to the fullest, fostering inclusion and connection with others.
Through this partnership, TPV Cares has contributed to building fully accessible gaming rooms and has supported key fundraising events such as One Special Day and GameBlast, helping expand access to play for everyone.
ForestNation
Philips Monitors, through TPV Cares, is partnering with ForestNation to support large-scale reforestation in Tanzania’s Usambara region. For every item purchased, trees are planted in areas severely impacted by deforestation and industrial agriculture. This initiative helps restore ecosystems, supports sustainable livelihoods, and empowers local communities—especially youth—through environmental education and employment. Over 58,000 trees have already been donated as part of this campaign.
ITSCI
TPV, building on earlier support from AOC and MMD, is partnering with ITSCI to promote responsible sourcing and support artisanal mining communities in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The initiative focuses on enhancing due diligence in the tin, tantalum, and tungsten (3T) supply chains, particularly in high-risk regions like North and South Kivu.
The project includes training for miners, local authorities, and communities on legal rights and mining regulations, improving sector governance and raising awareness about gender challenges, including women’s rights and gender-based violence. It also addresses Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) risks by promoting safer mining practices and risk monitoring to protect both people and the environment.
TheRockingR
TPV Cares proudly supports TheRockinR, a UK and Ireland-based charity providing Medical Gaming Carts to hospitals, bringing joy and emotional relief to children undergoing treatment.
Research shows gaming can significantly improve mental wellbeing in medical settings. By supplying AOC and Philips monitors, TPV Cares helps create positive, immersive experiences that ease anxiety and support recovery—turning hospital stays into moments of comfort and connection.
MercyShips
TPV Cares partners with Mercy Ships to bring free surgical care and medical training to underserved communities, particularly in coastal regions of Africa where access to healthcare is limited. By supporting hospital ships and state-of-the-art eLearning centres, TPV Cares helps expand medical education and improve healthcare outcomes.
In Guinea, TPV Cares equipped the Gamal Dental Clinic with monitors, displays, and audio equipment for dental training, enabling over 30 professionals to complete an intensive 18-month program. Similar efforts are underway in Senegal, where the goal is to train 20 dental professionals and support the expansion or improvement of at least 10 clinics. Philips displays are also used to educate patients in waiting rooms on oral health and prevention.
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