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A partnership
At Dame Vera Lynn Children’s Charity, we give children with cerebral palsy, chromosome abnormalities and rare genetic disorders all the support and care they need to unlock their full potential and give them the best quality of life. The health and wellbeing of our children and their families is at the centre of everything we do and this wouldn’t be possible without the incredible support we receive from our business community.
Benefits for your business:
- A highly valued association with a recognised charity
- Positive PR opportunities and engagement
- Improved employee engagement and a visible difference in the communities where you operate
- Enhancement of your corporate identity and culture
- Access to new networking and marketing opportunities
- Increased staff morale and reduced attrition
What we offer you and your colleagues:
- Dedicated and professional account management
- A calendar of business, social and networking opportunities
- Introductions to other like-minded national, regional and local business members and their associates
- Employee engagement opportunities including corporate volunteering, team-building opportunities and invitations to participate in challenge events like marathons, skydives, cycling events, etc.
- Reach a potential new audience of clients
- Build a stronger bond with your team through a shared endeavour
- Tax benefits on charitable giving
Benefits for Dame Vera Lynn Children’s Charity:
- Shared expertise or professional advice on a gratis basis
- Volunteering opportunities from a committed workforce
- Lasting relationships with individuals who share a passion for our work
- Increased awareness and visibility through our association with your business
- Fundraising for our service provision
- Introductions to your associates in the business community
We don’t have a ready-made box of different packages labelled with a price tag. We prefer to chat with you to discover exactly what you would like to get out of our relationship. The reason we do it this way is simply because we want a long and lasting relationship with you and your staff, and our partnership needs to work for us both. The longer we work together, the bigger the impact we make!
Volunteer with us!
Seeing the children and parents during sessions and learning about the positive impact DVLCC has on their lives showed how vital its services are to local families and children in need.
Teladoc Health
Corporate volunteering at DVLCC
This charity is a lifeline for many of the families who access its services… we are so pleased to be able to support the DVLCC team in growing and developing its services even further and help even more families who can benefit so much from its interventions.
We are lucky to be working with a number of companies who are already supporting our charity in various ways.
If your company would like to get involved, please get in touch with the team today.
[email protected]
01444 473274
The heart of our charity
“All the consultants in the neonatal unit said repeatedly, ‘early intervention is key’ which is why we feel so strongly that all children like Jothi need access to support like we have with Dame Vera Lynn Children’s Charity.”
Born by emergency c-section at 32 weeks, Jothi spent his first 24 hours on a ventilator and the first 93 days of his life in the neonatal intensive care unit. His personal growth since coming to DVLCC is remarkable.
Jothi, 5 years old
“I don’t think there’s another service that compares. We feel so lucky to be able to access it. You can tell that the staff really want to help and want Elsie to do well. It’s just so nice to have another cheerleader.”
Born at 23 weeks and 5 days, Elsie’s prematurity meant that her development was considerably delayed. With so many unknowns, Elsie’s parents weren’t sure what her future would look like until they came to DVLCC.
Elsie, 3 years old
“Since Freddie has started at the charity I have been blown away by the friendliness and understanding of all the staff. I suddenly feel like our journey is not different and we are so included!”
Freddie was diagnosed with Galloway-Mowat Syndrome, a rare life-limiting disorder. Since starting at DVLCC, Freddie has begun to learn new skills and is making great progress.
Freddie, 2 years old
