Feature: Charitable Causes, Promotion & Partnership CORPORATE SUPPORT IS A VITAL ELEMENT TO KEEPING OUR CENTRE RUNNING.


Woodside Animal Centre is the home of RSPCA Leicester Branch and is one of the county’s oldest established charities.


Did you know, it costs £19,500 per week to run our centre?


The work we do and the impact we have on both the animals and the local community, can only be successfully achieved with the support of local people and businesses within Leicestershire and Rutland. Developing Corporate Partnerships with local businesses is an essential part of the fundraising we do.


If you promote your alliance with Woodside Animal Centre you will benefit financially! Corporate Social Responsibility can add significant weight to your marketing mix and your brand, assisting you in the following ways to:


• Win new business • Increase customer retention


• Generate positive PR opportunities resulting from media interest in ethical business activities


• Develop and enhance relationships with customers, suppliers and networks


• Attract and retain a happier workforce • Differentiate yourself from your competitors


55%of consumers are more likely to purchase a product or service that supports a charitable course and 70%are willing to pay more for a socially responsible product!


How can you get involved?


• Choose us as your Charity of the Year • Seek sponsorship opportunities


• Enjoy corporate volunteering, team building days and team challenges


• Through payroll giving, give as you earn • Donate gifts or services in kind


Consistently one of the top RSPCA rehoming centres, Woodside boasts one of the lowest animal return rates in the United Kingdom.


Find out how your company can help


Contact: Jane Cooper-Peers Corporate Partnership Manager:


jane.cooper-peers@rspcaleicester.org.uk or: 07538 717220


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