There are a wide range of benefits to partnering with us, from helping to change the lives of millions of stroke survivors and their families in towns and cities across the UK to working with us to fund ground breaking world leading research into stroke. Collaborating with us, the leading stroke charity in the UK, will also enable your company to reap many business advantages that we have the expertise to deliver. Partnering with us will turn you into pioneers.
Stroke is an important issue to all businesses, their staff and customers. One in six people are affected by stroke in their lifetime, and 1.2 million survivors are struggling to cope with the effects of stroke today. This means that the people that businesses touch are also those that stroke can touch.
Together we can tackle one of the biggest health issues of our time.
Together we can conquer stroke.
Opportunities
There are a diverse selection of ways for your business to work alongside us, from philanthropic donations to projects that will help you meet your business objectives. Whatever your motivations, partnering with us is a positive move for your business with multi faceted benefits:
Our approach
Our overriding approach to working with businesses is one of collaboration. We will work together with you to plan clear and mutual goals and engage your colleagues. We will liaise with our teams across the organisation, including marketing, media, fundraising and services to provide you with the best support possible and ensure that partnering with us is smooth and efficient.
Our people
We have an expert, professional and personable account management team with years of experience across the charity and corporate sectors. They're armed with the knowledge and ideas to help you get the most out of working with us. Depending on the level of partnership, we may be able to provide you with an account manager to work with you on a more dedicated basis.
To find out more about our team, call 0207 5660330 and ask for the Corporate Partnerships team or email Corporatepartnerships@stroke.org.uk
What our partners and supporters say
“Our partnership with the Stroke Association has engaged our workforce more than ever before. The charity and the cause is inspiring our people and bringing them together regardless of geography, roles and background. We’ve seen teams across the UK work together and having fun whilst fundraising for a common cause.
Being one of the largest and most community centric companies in the UK presents many challenges, however the Stroke Association team’s passion and enthusiasm helps us raise money and awareness amongst our 143,000 people and millions of customers. Their central and local teams throughout the UK provide daily support in helping with fundraising, awareness raising and improving colleague and customer advocacy for Royal Mail. They are a great charity focussing on a serious yet grossly underfunded cause. We are proud to support them.”
Gary Grange, Community Investment Manager, Royal Mail Group Communications (Charity of the Year partner 2014 – 2016).
“Supporting charities is something Herbert Smith Freehills has done for a long time. Yet our partnership with the Stroke Association brought out a new level of interaction and togetherness that we hadn’t seen in any other charity partner. Providing awareness talks with stroke survivors and blood pressure testing really gave the partnership a sense of purpose. As a business we learnt so much and were given opportunities to check our health which we may not have had without the Stroke Association. On top of this, the partnership was great fun and the team were great to work with. We took part in cycle rides, skydives, zip slides, quiz nights and much more. We are proud to have supported the Stroke Association and to have made a huge difference to the lives of stroke survivors. I would highly recommend any business supporting them as their next charity partner.”
Jo Diggins, Senior Associate, Herbert Smith Freehills (Charity of the Year partner in 2014).
“Stroke is one of the biggest heath issues of our time. It is the last truly great health issue to be addressed in the UK. But stroke does not have the awareness levels or the fundraising that the cause deserves. You can be at the forefront of changing this situation. A partnership with the Stroke Association can deliver a bigger benefit to more people than any other charity partnership available. I urge your organisation to choose the Stroke Association as your next charity partner.”
Karren Brady. Baroness Brady CBE. Life After Stroke Awards Patron.