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Willen Hospice


Charity


partnerships: why they make good business sense


When many companies consider partnering with a local charity, it’s easy to assume the beneficiary is the charity. While that’s certainly true, and an important part of the feel-good factor, there are also signifi cant advantages for the businesses themselves: ■ Boosting your corporate social responsibility and sustainability credentials: engaging in community-focused partnerships enhances your company’s reputation for social responsibility. In fact, 87% of employees believe companies should lead with purpose. Source: McKinsey & Company.


■ Improved staff retention and engagement: supporting a charity can strengthen staff retention by boosting pride and morale, creating meaningful team-building opportunities such as volunteer days. Studies show that 93% of employees who volunteer with their company report being happier in the workplace. Source: Benevity.


■ Building your brand reputation and positive public relations: consumers are inclined to support brands that demonstrate social responsibility. For example, 45% of consumers are more likely to buy from a brand that gives a portion of proceeds to charity. Source: YouGov Business.


■ Connecting with your local community: demonstrating your commitment to local well-being fosters goodwill and enhances customer loyalty. T is is particularly impactful given that 75% of UK businesses give nothing to charities. Source: Charities Aid Foundation.


Willen Hospice off ers businesses a choice of Silver, Gold and Platinum Corporate partnership levels, starting from just £500


Silver Partner - £500 per year ■ Exclusive use of the Willen Hospice Corporate Partner logo on your website and marketing.


■ A Partnership certifi cate to proudly display. ■ Online exposure with a direct link to your business on the Willen Hospice website.


■ Welcome mention in the charity’s quarterly corporate newsletter. ■ Networking opportunity at the hospice’s annual thank you event alongside fellow partners.


Gold Partner - £1,000 per year All Silver benefi ts, plus: ■ A dedicated hospice account manager providing tailored support. ■ Brand visibility in the community with your logo proudly displayed in the hospice.


■ Online recognition with your logo featured on the hospice’s website, directly linking to your business.


Platinum Partner - £4,000 per year All Silver and Gold benefi ts plus: ■ Priority access to sponsorship and volunteering opportunities. ■ Annual tailored CSR & Impact Report highlighting measurable outcomes.


■ Executive engagement with a member of the charity’s leadership team visiting your workplace.


■ Enhanced visibility through a spotlight feature on the Willen Hospice LinkedIn page or quarterly corporate newsletter.


Becoming a Willen Hospice Corporate Partner couldn’t be easier. Learn more today and start making ever business moment prouder.


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To fi nd out more, email corporate@willen-hospice.org.uk or fi ll out the enquiry form on the website www.willen-hospice.org.uk/corporate


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