This dissertation investigates the impact of communication strategies on the corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities of an event venue, using Hyde Park in London as a case study. It examines various CSR activities adopted by Hyde Park, evaluating the effectiveness of its communication strategies in building brand image and stakeholder trust. The study employs a mixed-methods approach, combining qualitative data (thematic analysis of interviews and documents) and quantitative data (survey results) to analyze consumer perceptions and the company's practices. The findings reveal that Hyde Park's CSR activities, particularly its ethical practices and environmental initiatives, are highly regarded by consumers and contribute significantly to its brand reputation. The study also identifies the corporate website as a key communication channel for disseminating CSR information. The dissertation concludes that effective communication is crucial for successful CSR implementation, enhancing brand loyalty, and achieving organizational objectives.