Becoming a partner of Crisis will support you and your colleagues to play a part in ending homelessness for good. The Partnerships team will help you to fundraise creatively and engage in inspiring volunteering opportunities, to show you the impact of your support.
Corporate supporters of Crisis give more than just money. Their time, energy and expertise supports homeless people at our Skylight centres to find their confidence and re-enter employment; our Best Practice team to develop sector-leading policy recommendations; and our Christmas guests to take their first steps out of homelessness.
Please get in touch with us today if you are interested in working with Crisis to end homelessness. If you are looking to make a one-off corporate gift, please donate here. If you would like to attend a 'Welcome to Crisis' breakfast, please register to attend. If you are a business owner or senior colleague at your organisation and would like to make a large personal donation, please visit our philanthropy page.
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“Volunteering with the corporate partnerships team has enabled me to help donors understand what homelessness really means, when they might not have fully understood it before. Many of the attendees at Welcome to Crisis mornings are surprised by the severity of the situation, but are hopefully also uplifted by hearing how Crisis got me back on my feet and supported me out of homelessness” – Matthew, Crisis member ambassador
could fund a programme of sessions for someone who is struggling with their mental health.
could run a Renting Ready course to help people find and keep a home of their own.
could help run an English or Maths class for a term.
could fund an English or Maths class for an entire year, including tests and qualifications.
Stay up to date on the latest from the corporate partnerships team at Crisis.
Crisis are delighted to be partnered with Papa John’s once again this Christmas on their festive meal deal and as part of our Make it Crisis this Christmas fundraising campaign.
From just £5, you can give the gift of connection to someone experiencing homelessness by buying a virtual SIM card.
Last month, we delivered our first ever training course for corporate partners, aimed at helping employees gain a deeper understanding of homelessness, how we can end it and the everyday differences we can make.
We've created a special toolkit for companies who want to support Crisis this Christmas. It contains everything you need to know about Crisis's plans for Christmas, tips on how to fundraise, template social media messages and more.
Mortgage lender Vida plans to donate at least £150,000 in support of our work to end homelessness.
For 14 days over Christmas, Crisis will provide a lifeline for hundreds of homeless people, offering support and companionship. Team up with your colleagues to help us make sure we have enough supplies for everyone by delivering packages of donations to our warehouse.
Tesco Mobile and Crisis have announced the start of an ambitious two-year partnership aiming to help thousands of people experiencing homelessness across Britain to reconnect with society.
With the support of our philanthropists and partners, we have never been in such a strong position to achieve the changes to end homelessness once and for good.
We invite our supporters to explore our Home For All campaign guide, which outlines the changes Crisis will undergo as an organisation, as well as the ways in which we are working together with local councils, charities and governments to end homelessness for good.
Dr.PAWPAW raised vital funds for Crisis over the 12 months through the sale of their products, which will be used to support the delivery of our health and well-being services for people experiencing homelessness.
PwC’s support for the two charities over the next three years will have a particular focus on digital skills and transformation.
We are delighted to have received a grant from The Morrisons Foundation’s ‘Homeless Support Fund'.
A huge thank you to all of the incredible supporters who helped us to adapt our services and deliver essential support to our members when they needed it most.
To coincide with the launch of our Home For All campaign, we have put together a networks toolkit to help you share information about Home For All with your colleagues and peers.
Your handy guide to talking about the campaign, including messaging, branding and key digital assets.
Find out more about Crisis' vision for the development of our client services over the course of our 2018-23 organisational strategy.
Severn Trent Water is to donate £1m to charities for every 150 million litres of water saved by customers daily until the end of June.
Please see our downloadable PDF for guidance on supporting people who are rough sleeping/begging.
Field Court Chambers have generously supported our emergency coronavirus campaign In This Together with a gift-in-kind donation.
CITYPAK has supported Crisis' emergency coronavirus campaign In This Together by donating 100 rucksacks for the people we support.
Arena Flowers, one of the UK's leading ethical florists have raised vital funds in support of our In This Together emergency coronavirus campaign.
Hitachi partners with Crisis to help us support thousands of people on their journey out of homelessness.
Support from both new and existing partners enables Crisis to help the thousands of people hit especially hard by the outbreak.
Corporate partner NHBC have taken their fundraising offline to continue their support when Crisis needs it most.
Tiger Heart is working with the Partnerships team to produce virtual reality experiences for supporters.
Crisis has partnered with firm Travel Phone Shop to provide homeless people with pay-as-you-go handsets and keep them connected to support services.
Corporate partner Smart Pension host virtual weekly yoga lessons to support staff and raise vital funds for Crisis.
Month-long partnership allows motorists to donate when trading in their vehicle.
Crisis' new partnership with Hestia aims to understand the links between homelessness and modern slavery.
