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1. Why become a Partner in Business? 2. Sign up 3. How your fundraising can make a difference 4. FAQs 5. Contact us
As a company, you can play your part to help keep children safe this Childhood Day, 7 June.
By donating or planning your own fundraising activity, you will be part of our biggest fundraising moment yet.
Find out more about becoming an NSPCC Partner in Business below.
Watch the video to find out more
Why become a Partner in Business?
Becoming a Partner in Business provides the opportunity to make a difference.
Together, we can stop child abuse and neglect – by working with people like you across the UK and the Channel Islands to prevent it, transforming the online world to make it safer for children, and making sure every child has a place to turn for support when they need it.
But all this is only possible with your support. Every pound you raise, and every minute of your time, makes a difference. Together, we can change children’s lives.
- free support
- downloadable resources (like regional social media assets)
- answers to your questions
- information about our work in your region
- and much more!
We work across the UK and the Channel Islands to support children and families. So, we'll give you regular updates about the impact your company and the NSPCC are having in your area.
"Playdale's collaboration with the NSPCC is driven by a shared vision of ensuring that every child is protected from harm.
"By raising funds, spreading awareness, and actively participating in NSPCC campaigns and initiatives, Playdale strives to contribute to the NSPCC's mission of preventing child abuse and supporting those affected by it.
"Through Partners in Business, Playdale has not only forged a strong partnership but has also become an advocate for child protection, leveraging their position as a respected industry leader to drive positive change in society."
Barry Leahey MBE / President, Playdale Playgrounds Ltd
How your company can make a difference
£50
Could pay for a trained practitioner for 2 hours. Practitioners support parents and families in caring for their children.
£500
Could pay for over 22 hours for a Helpline practitioner providing vital help and support to adults concerned about a child's welfare.
£4,800
Could pay to recruit, train and support 3 new volunteer counsellors who can answer children’s calls for help to Childline.
FAQs
Sign up via this online form.
There are 3 ways to take part. A donation, a one-off fundraising activity or a series of fundraising activities over 3, 6 or 12 months.
But we’re exploring new ways to partner with us – so watch this space!
There's no donation target or time commitment. You choose to support us in whatever way you think works best for your company, then we provide the advice.
- free support
- top tips
- downloadable resources (like regional social media assets)
- inspirational information
- and much more!
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