Architects Benevolent Society: Lending a Helping Hand with Tom Shore
In this week's Spotlight, I was lucky enough to have a chat with Tom Shore who is support relations at a charity called the Architects Benevolent Society, a great organisation that help hundreds of Architectural professionals within our community.
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Show Notes
Supporting Architects: Inside the Architects Benevolent Society with Tom Shaw
Join Stephen Drew, Head of Architecture at McDonald & Company, as he chats with Tom Shaw from the Architects Benevolent Society (ABS). They discuss the history and mission of the ABS, its initiatives to support architectural professionals and their families through financial aid, mental health support, and other services. Tom shares insights about the ABS Ambassador Scheme, various fundraising events, and how the organization adapted during the COVID-19 pandemic. Perfect for architecture professionals looking for support or ways to contribute to their community.
00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome
00:14 Overview of the Architectural Benevolence Society (ABS)
01:00 Support Services Offered by ABS
02:42 Personal Experiences and Events
06:54 The Ambassador Scheme
14:01 Adapting During COVID-19
15:41 Upcoming Events and Initiatives
17:23 Conclusion and Contact Information
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- (00:00) - Introduction and Guest Welcome
- (00:14) - Overview of the Architectural Benevolence Society (ABS)
- (01:00) - Support Services Offered by ABS
- (02:42) - Personal Experiences and Events
- (06:54) - The Ambassador Scheme
- (14:01) - Adapting During COVID-19
- (15:41) - Upcoming Events and Initiatives
- (17:23) - Conclusion and Contact Information