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Corporate partnerships

At CBM UK, we believe that powerful change happens when purpose-driven businesses and charities work side by side.

Our corporate partnerships play a vital role in helping to end the cycle of poverty for people with disabilities and other marginalised communities on a global scale.

For your organisation, a charity partnership can deliver meaningful value for your brand, people and stakeholders.

Creating lasting impact

By working together, we can make a tangible impact, creating brighter futures for people with disabilities living in some of the world’s poorest places.

And it’s a win-win model. For you, a corporate charity partnership with CBM UK is an opportunity to demonstrate real leadership in inclusivity, in global responsibility, and in accessibility.

Corporate partnerships help remove barriers that millions of people face every day.

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What a corporate partnership looks like in practice

Corporate partnerships can be tailored to meet the objectives, size and interest of your organisation. There is no one size fits all, and we believe in building relationships that are meaningful and impactful for both parties.

Examples of corporate partnerships include:

Strategic partnerships

These are long-term collaborations aligned to your business strategy and strengthening ESG (Environmental & Social Governance) and CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) commitments.

Project sponsorship

This is ideal if you want to support a specific, high-impact programme with targeted outcomes and impact reporting. Engage your customers and employees through powerful campaigns that drive tangible impact and increase brand trust.

Commercial partnerships

Support CBM UK’s work with a percentage of revenue share during awareness campaigns and though matched donations.

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Our partnership with Ebury

“At Ebury, we believe in fostering a truly borderless world where well-being and development are accessible to everyone. This mission perfectly aligns with our valued partner, CBM UK – and their Inclusion Matters campaign – whose work in inclusive development, health, and humanitarian action makes the world a better, more equitable place.”

Together with corporate partners like Ebury, we’re working towards a fairer, more inclusive world for everyone, everywhere.

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Ready to talk?

At CBM UK, partnerships provide funding, increased awareness and long-lasting relationships that enable us to serve people with disabilities and their communities more effectively.

We’d love to explore how a partnership with CBM UK can meet both your business objectives and our mission.

Let’s get to know each other and build a partnership that truly makes a difference.

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Kat

Hi, I’m Kat, Head of Philanthropy here at CBM UK. We would love to hear from you if you would like to partner with CBM, to learn more about our work or to discuss any queries you have. Please contact the Corporate Partnerships team on 01223 484724 or corporates@cbmuk.org.uk

Frequently asked questions

You can find answers to some of our most frequently asked questions below. If you can’t find the answer you’re looking for, feel free to get in touch with our friendly team.

CBM UK Governance

Christian Blind Mission (CBM) UK is registered with the Charity Commission of England and Wales (1058162), and with the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator (SC04110).

CBM UK is part of the CBM Global Federation, working globally to create a more inclusive world. This allows us to access advice from teams of internationally renowned experts, and to share and learn from each other’s experiences.

As a result, our impact is bigger than the sum of our parts. It means we’re more able to effect tangible changes for those with living with disabilities in some of the world’s poorest countries

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