Charity of the Year
Why work with the Seashell Trust?
- The Seashell Trust is a worthy cause with visible results at a local level
- We are a dynamic and growing charity that your organisation can have a real impact on
- The school has a developing profile in the local area and is well supported by the local community
- Children and disability are amongst top 5 causes identified as important to consumers by Business in the Community
- Variety of staff volunteering opportunities available
- Deaf Disability Awareness Training Sessions for employees
- We are short-term projects that staff would be able to help shape and develop
- Motivate and involve your employees by supporting a cause close to many local peoples’ hearts.
Benefits of adopting RSDCD
- Free quarterly Seashell newsletters for all members of staff for the 12 months period
- Seashell Trust packs for all groups partaking in activities including pen and badge
- Free T-shirt for all participants in sponsored activities
- Coverage of company charitable activities in the Seashell newsletter
- Seashell Trust’s press officer will release any stories of interest to the local and wider media
- Seashell Trust would be delighted to present to the staff about the charity and how they can become involved
- Staff will be making a difference to the lives of children living in their local community & can visit the school to see the difference they are making
- Free Deaf Disability Awareness Training session for staff
How will the relationship be managed?
- You will be assigned a sole point of contact within the Fundraising Department who will manage the relationship
- An agreed calendar of meeting/reports between the organisations will be set up
- Seashell Trust will produce a full report at the end of each 12 months period listing the activities and successes of the relationship.
- All literature produced (including details and logo) of either organisation promoting the partnership will be approved by both organisations.
To find out the difference your company could be making to the lives of the young people here contact Helen Clayton on 0161 610 0168.