Home :	19 July 08

Partnerships for change

Our corporate partners play a vital role in allowing Help the Aged to continue fighting poverty, isolation and neglect amongst older people.

As the leading international charity for older people, Help the Aged is able to offer unique business benefits to all our corporate supporters. We are looking for dynamic, forward thinking companies to work with us and take advantage of the many partnership opportunities we offer, from cause-related marketing to employee volunteering.

If you are interested in working with Help the Aged, please call our corporate team on 020 7843 9424, or email us If you would like to contact one of us directly, visit our team profiles- we’d love to hear from you.

Corporate News Flash

Morrisons Charity of the Year 2008/9

This year, Morrisons staff have chosen to support both Help the Aged and ChildLine, who have teamed up to combat abuse and neglect among the older and younger generations.

Esther Rantzen CBE, founder and president of ChildLine and ambassador for Help the Aged work, said: 'With the support of Morrisons, ChildLine and Help the Aged will be able to help thousands of children and older people who may be in pain or distress.'

For more information on the partnership, visit the Morrisons Charity of the Year page, email g4g@helptheaged.org.uk or call the Generations for Generations hotline on 0207 239 1474.

A big welcome to B&Q: a new three-year charity of the year partnership

Help the Aged is proud to announce a new partnership with B&Q, the largest home improvement and garden centre retailer in the UK and Europe.

B&Q will be supporting Help the Aged in wide range of initiatives from skills sharing and fundraising to campaigning on the Lifetime Homes standard. Help the Aged looks forward to this fantastic opportunity and envisages a successful partnership which will make a real difference to disadvantaged older people in the UK, as well as benefiting both organisations.

Claire Finch, B&Q’s Community SR Co-ordinator, says: 'We are looking forward to a long and fruitful relationship with Help the Aged. We have a number of similar priorities in the area of diversity and we know we can share ideas and support each other to ensure a positive future for our older customers and colleagues.'

For more details about the partnership, contact Ben Lewis at Help the Aged. For more information on B&Q go to www.diy.com

Help the Aged is a member of the Fundraising Standards Board and adheres

to the highest standards of good fundraising practise.