Business partnerships

We hold regular Hospice-led events throughout the year, all of which are well supported by the local community and generate vital funds for St. Michael’s Hospice. Sponsoring an event is a fantastic way of promoting your company and supporting the local community.

If you’re interested in getting involved with sponsoring one of our charity-led events, please contact fundraising@stmichaelshopsice.org.uk.

Nominating St. Michael’s Hospice as your Charity of the Year is an excellent way of getting involved and helping to support your local community. We understand that it is not always possible for a company to commit to supporting us for a whole year; an alternative would be to hold a charity week or month in aid of St. Michael’s Hospice. Whichever way you can support us, we would be delighted to discuss the options with you.

Staff fundraising is an excellent and fun way to boost morale and motivate your staff. You can organise your own fundraising events in the workplace, such as a dress-down day, participate in our Community Campaigns, take part in a challenge event, or support events and raise sponsorship.

Could you put together a team of work colleagues to volunteer your services as a group? Perhaps you could suggest that your company offers a certain amount of volunteering hours on a weekly or monthly basis?

We have a number of volunteering opportunities for you to get involved with including maintenance tasks, helping out at our events and supporting our Community Campaigns.

Fill out our Corporate Volunteering Form HERE

Payroll Giving is a way of giving a regular donation straight from your gross salary. It’s a cost-effective and tax-efficient way of giving.

How to set up Payroll Giving:

• The first thing you’ll need to do is to check with your employer to make sure that your company offers Payroll Giving. If they do, they’ll arrange your donation through your salary for you.
• If your employer does not currently offer Payroll Giving, you can write to them and encourage them to set one up. To set up a Payroll Giving scheme, your organisation will need to register with an approved Payroll Giving agency.

If your circumstances change and you want to change or cancel your donation at any time, simply tell your employer.

Please note, if you change leave your job for another company, your donations will not be transferred to your new employer, so you’ll need to start a new Payroll Giving scheme with them.

We rely on the generosity of local businesses to support us by donating items that we can put to good use, for example: giving them as prizes to top fundraisers, using them as raffle or tombola items, or simply presenting them as gifts to participants at charity events. Items could include samples, end of line items, excess marketing materials, promotional items and excess incentive or staff recognition gifts.

Match funding is a great way to support your employees with their fundraising efforts, whilst also raising vital funds for a cause that’s important to them. Match funding can help to promote your organisation, build your Corporate Social Responsibility profile and enhance employee motivation.

Show your customers that you are supporting St. Michael’s Hospice by placing a collection unit in a prominent place, such as in your reception area.

The units can be delivered and collected from you by our team of volunteers, making this an easy way to fundraise! We will, of course, let you know how much your collection unit has raised, so you can let your staff and visitors know the valuable contribution that they have made to the Hospice.