BE A CORPORATE FUNDRAISER

Working together to help children with neuroblastoma

There are lots of ways to take your fundraising into the workplace.

Get your company and colleagues involved through corporate partnerships, taking part in challenges or holding fundraising events to help fight neuroblastoma.

Our Corporate partners

We are delighted to be working with partners from different sectors in the fight against childhood cancer. Find out more how we are working together to save more young lives.

How your company can help

Get your work colleagues and your company involved by doing any of the following:

  1. Hold events at work – cake sales, dress-down or pyjama days are always great fun!

  2. Organise an auction, raffle or collection at your company’s Christmas party, summer barbeque – or better still, ask if all the proceeds from one of these events can be donated to Neuroblastoma UK.

  3. Form a team of your workmates to take on a sporting challenge or a relay event – a local walk or fun-run, a Three Peaks challenge, a running or cycling relay, or even a cross-Channel swim!

  4. Put Neuroblastoma UK collection tins around your workplace for loose change.

  5. Agree with your colleagues not to send each other Christmas cards this year, and put the money you all save into a collection for Neuroblastoma UK.

  6. Get Neuroblastoma UK nominated as your company’s Charity of the Year.

  7. Most companies, large or small, will donate to charities which their employees support or are fundraising for – so find out if your company has a Matched Giving scheme, or can contribute to the amount that you raise.

If you need any information or material about Neuroblastoma UK, to help encourage your company and colleagues to support our work, please email Zafar at zafar.zabbar@neuroblastoma.org.uk

Working together to fight childhood cancer
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Rainbow hoodie to give children with cancer a brighter future

As part of its first ever charity collaboration, Ripon-based clothing brand Rosebuds and Pearls will donate 20% from every super-soft Rainbow hoodie purchase to Neuroblastoma UK, to help fund vital research into neuroblastoma, a rare and life-threatening childhood cancer.

Cara's memory inspires Banks Group employees to raise £5,000 for Neuroblastoma UK
Cara's memory inspires Banks Group employees to raise £5,000 for Neuroblastoma UK

Employees at North East property and renewable energy firm The Banks Group have smashed their 2022 fundraising target for Neuroblastoma UK. Thank you so much to everyone involved.

The team chose Neuroblastoma UK as their charity of the year in honour of Cara McKay, who sadly passed away in 2020 when she was just three years old.

Corporate challenge raises £25,000
Corporate challenge raises £25,000

On 28th May 2020, hundreds of people from the investment industry took part in Citywire’s annual charity run.

The virtual challenge raised over £25,000 for Neuroblastoma UK and Saint Francis Hospice.

Neuroblastoma UK to benefit from Citywire Charity Virtual 10k Run
Neuroblastoma UK to benefit from Citywire Charity Virtual 10k Run

We are delighted to have been chosen by Citywire, a global financial publishing, data and events business, to benefit from their annual Charity Run later this month.

Alan Carr takes to the trading floor
Alan Carr takes to the trading floor

On Wednesday 11 September 2019, Neuroblastoma UK patron and comedian Alan Carr took to the trading floor at the 15th annual BGC Charity Day, to help raise vital funds for neuroblastoma research. Alan was joined by the two wonderful families of Evie and Florence, who were both diagnosed with neuroblastoma in 2015.

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Neuroblastoma UK to benefit from John Lewis & Partners Community Matters scheme

We are delighted to have been selected by John Lewis & Partners White City store, to benefit from their Community Matters scheme this summer.