Becoming a Corporate Partner
By partnering with Teesside Hospice as Corporate Supporters, you're making a huge difference to the care and support we provide to over 4,000 people every year.
Why become a corporate partner?
The benefits of becoming a corporate partner are numerous for both Teesside Hospice and your business:
- Make a difference to local people and their families in Teesside
- Achieve your ESG goals through aligning with the hospice
- Demonstrate your business is a force for good to investors, employees and customers
- Raise awareness for your brand while benefiting Teesside Hospice
- Connect with other corporate partners and the local community who donate to the hospice
- Improve your employee experience by giving them a charity of choice to support
How can your business help Teesside Hospice?
A corporate partnership has many benefits to your business, but you may be wondering exactly how you can get stuck in.
- Donating directly to the hospice to help us raise our £7.5m needed every year to run our services
- Sponsor a variety of events held by Teesside Hospice that raise funds to support our care
- Hold your own employee fundraising events to boost staff morale and team spirit, such as a company bake-off or a sponsored hike
- Volunteer staff time and expertise to meet your ESG goals
- Take part in Teesside Hospice’s events throughout the year by volunteering!
If you’re interested in becoming a corporate partner with Teesside Hospice, get in touch with fundraising@teessidehospice.co.uk to learn more today!
Meet Hassan
Our Corporate Partnerships Manager, Hassan, nurture relationships with existing corporate partners and supporters and actively builds a pipeline for new supporters, as we continue to help people of Teesside live as well as possible for as long as possible.
Before joining Teesside Hospice, Hassan worked as an Executive Manager for a recruitment firm for several years, taking care of business development, operations and finance.
“I have a personal connection to the hospice as some of my family members have used the services, and so I have a lot of respect and admiration for what the teams do here. With demand rising and it currently costing around £7.5 million annually to run the hospice, we simply couldn’t operate without the generosity of our supporters. Every contribution means more than words can express.”