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Become a corporate partner

Make a life-changing difference, and feel the benefits in your organisation. 

With your support we can achieve our vision of ensuring every young person has the opportunity to thrive, not just survive a cancer diagnosis.

At Teens Unite, we collaborate with organisations across a range of industries to improve the lives of teenagers and young adults during and after cancer.

Whether you choose us as your charity partner or support us by taking on a challenge, fundraising, or lending your skills and expertise - we'll work with you to suit the needs of your organisation and fulfil your CSR commitments. 

The benefits of supporting Teens Unite

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Improved team work:
everyone has the same goal, and staff will support and motivate each other to achieve great results.

Energise the workplace:

there’s a 98% improvement in staff morale and employee retention for companies that participate in charitable activities.

Build trust and loyalty:

94% of customers have more trust in a company that partners with a charity, and 93% of customers become more loyal.

Show you care: 

Contributing to society and supporting others feels good! 

Improve reputation:

It’s a great PR opportunity! Plus, 96% of customers have a more positive image of a company that partners with a charity. 

How you can get involved

Build your brand, inspire your team, and showcase your commitment to making a difference.

No matter the size of your organisation, we’ll work with you to create a tailored partnership that works perfectly for both of us.

Here's some of the ways you can make a difference. 

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Fundraise

From bake sales and quiz nights to payroll giving, there are countless ways to engage your team in making a life-changing difference. 

Whether it’s small events or larger initiatives, fundraising can boost morale and show your commitment as an organisation when it comes to giving back.

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Take on a challenge

Do something to feel proud of! Enter a team into one of our upcoming challenges or work with us to create something bespoke, where everyone feels a sense of achievement.  

 

Offices in different locations? Remote working? No problem, we've got plenty of ideas! 
 

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Charity of the Year

Unite your organisation and commit to supporting Teens Unite by raising funds and awareness throughout the year. 

We can support you in creating a calendar of activity that motivates employees, boosts morale, and fulfils your Corporate Social Responsibility - whilst providing the recognition you deserve.

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Sponsorship

If you're looking to raise brand awareness, whilst supporting a worthy cause, our sponsorship opportunities might be just what you're looking for. 

From community events and premium gala dinners, to the activities we host for the young people we support - there's a sponsorship opportunity to suit every organisation. 

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Lend your skills & expertise

From helping us to grow as an organisation, to offering young people the chance to develop new skills and gain insight into a professional environment.

 

We would love to explore how your expertise and services could make a meaningful impact at Teens Unite.

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Volunteer

We provide volunteering opportunities to organisations who support us. 


Spend your CSR days making a real difference by contributing in a variety of ways - whether it’s rolling up your sleeves for hands-on tasks, raising vital funds and awareness, or supporting our upcoming events. 

To discuss how you can support Teens Unite as an organisation,

please contact us:

E: info@teensunite.org

T: 01992 440091

Hear from our corporate partners

See some of the organisations we have the privilege of working alongside, and read their experiences of supporting Teens Unite. 

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      When I first got diagnosed, I couldn’t relate to people my age.

 

Through Teens Unite I have made many new friends and we can laugh and talk about other things apart from our diagnosis.

Ceris, diagnosed with Fibrolamellar Hepatocellular Carcinoma, aged 18

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