How your organisation can help
Your Organisation can make a huge impact in supporting future patients care in your local community. By supporting our Hospice, you will be demonstrating your commitment to your local community to clients, customers and staff. Every relationship that we build with a business partner is bespoke as we firmly believe in making sure the partnership is mutually beneficial and works for you and your employees. There are so many ways in which you can support us through a business partnership and we make sure that we find the best way for you to fulfil your business objectives.
Charity of the year
Select Saint Francis Hospice as your Charity of the Year and enter into a mutually beneficial partnership with a hugely motivating cause.
Commercial engagement
Cause-related marketing partnerships work to create products or services supported by the Saint Francis Hospice brand.
Get your staff fundraising
Get your team involved; join in with one of our fantastic fundraising events or we can help you create your own!
Payroll giving
Did you know that you can support patients and families through a monthly contribution to the Hospice that comes directly out of your monthly salary?
Volunteer
Arrange a day of volunteering at Saint Francis Hospice for your whole organisation. A little bit of your time will go a long way to supporting future patient care.
Join the Hospice 100
Colas Rail give Hospice gardens a makeover
Over 40 workers from Brentwood and East Anglia spent two days at the Hospice laying pathways, building furniture, painting tables and benches and de-weeding our award-winning gardens.
Theresa Wheal, Office Manager, said, "Every year we nominate a good cause and I suggested Saint Francis Hospice because I know about the wonderful work it does for patients and their families as my aunt and cousin's husband were cared for by the charity. This is something little we can do that will make a big impact."
Video Recorded in 2018.
SEIB reach £40,000 raised for the Hospice
"Dr Pia sprinkled her fairy dust and made such a difference for Vlad and for us."
Your support means we are able to support people living with incurable conditions locally, as well as their families and carers.
One of the people we supported was Vlad, who has cerebral palsy, epilepsy and is non-verbal. When he became unwell during the pandemic, we were able to give his carers the training and support they needed to manage his condition, keeping him relaxed and happy.
Talk to us
Get in touch and let us help you discover the best way your organisation can help support the Hospice.
You'll be in great company
Become a Corporate Partner and you'll join these fantastic organisations in support of Saint Francis Hospice.
