Corporate partnerships

Become a corporate partner 

The Salvation Army provides practical help for people who need it most. We offer support without discrimination, standing up for those who are vulnerable and fighting against injustice.  

To help continue our work, we believe in creating bespoke, dynamic, and meaningful partnerships that deliver lasting change for the people and communities we serve.  

We are one of the most recognised and beloved charities, with over 650 local centres, operating in 132 countries across the world. This means that opportunities to create purposeful partnership experiences, with demonstrable impact, are endless. 

Contact our corporate partnerships team today and together we can transform lives. 

Call us: 07776965740

Email us: corporatepartnerships@salvationarmy.org.uk

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Christmas Badges of Honour

To recognise the generosity of businesses in the community, we will be awarding Badges of Honour, which can be used to showcase the impact your business has made to the lives of people struggling this Christmas.

Make a difference today
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We partnered with The Entertainer, the fastest-growing, family-owned high street toy retailer in the UK to the launch of The Big Toy Appeal to ensure as many children as possible had a gift to open last Christmas.

Ways to Partner

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The Church and charity are central to Pickford's social value and corporate social responsibility activities. This partnership has been extremely beneficial for both parties and we continue to evolve our ideas to support the communities we serve.
Lyndsey Wallbank, Marketing Director, Pickfords

Donate now 

A gift of:

£270 could help cover the cost of one-to-one coaching sessions for ten people and take them closer towards a better future. 

£950 could meet the cost of a Salvation Army officer running one of our community centres for ten days and help keep the doors open for vulnerable people. 

£1,300 could pay for a year of weekly parent-and-toddler groups, where disadvantaged children can play in safety and enjoy a healthy meal. 

£2,250 could help pay for ten new Salvation Army Local Job Clubs and train volunteers to provide outstanding support to people looking for work.  

£5,000 could help fund a supported programme for survivors for human trafficking who have left a safe house.

Other ways to support

Volunteer

Volunteering is an amazing way to change other people's lives, and your own.

Major gifts

Substantial gifts make a huge difference, and help us plan long-term programmes.

Trusts and foundations

We couldn't do our work on the scale we do without support from charitable trusts.

Leave a gift in your Will

By leaving a gift in your Will to The Salvation Army, your compassion will live on.