The sponsorship
At VeryPC, supporting our local community has always been at the heart of what we do and we’re proud to announce our latest initiative, sponsoring local football team, Dynamo Sheffield.
A wider initiative
Our sponsorship is about more than just supporting a team on the pitch, it’s about backing the people behind it. Having our own employees driving the team makes this partnership especially meaningful, reinforcing the close-knit, supportive culture we’ve built at VeryPC.
This initiative is part of our wider commitment to investing in the local area. We’re proud to support students from the University of Sheffield by offering work opportunities and valuable work experience, helping them develop practical skills and kickstart their careers.
Our community pledge
By working closely with local talent, we aim to create pathways into the tech industry while strengthening our ties with the Sheffield community.
We’re excited to follow Dynamo Sheffield’s progress this season and continue building partnerships that reflect our values of community, opportunity, and support.
Nicole Scarfe
Nicole has been part of the VeryPC team for nearly nine years, specialising in graphic design, digital assets, product photography and branding. Alongside her creative role, she also leads the company’s social committee and volunteer programme.
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