Our reports aim to provide charities and companies with inspiration, case studies and insight so they can create more remarkable and world-changing partnerships. Our approach is to interview leaders who have fantastic advice to share. These reports are driven by our desire to change the world by putting more powerful information in your hands.
Anchors Aweigh: breaking free of barriers to ambition
Anchors Aweigh: breaking free of barriers to ambition
Company-charity partnerships are at their best when they are ambitious, for example, Tesco and WWF are aiming to halve the waste from a shopping basket by 2022. However, the greatest challenge is that ambitious partnerships are still few and far between, often only undertaken by larger companies and charities.
Engage with Purpose
Engage with Purpose
Increasing employee engagement is the top priority for companies, or they risk losing their best talent. This report explores the space where global problems and workplace challenges meet, in the form of corporate-charity partnerships. Corporate-charity partnerships can significantly increase employee engagement, but only if companies take a more strategic and purpose-driven approach.
Inspiring World-Changing Partnerships
Inspiring World-Changing Partnerships
Charities and companies can gain huge benefits from partnering together, so why are many not partnering at all, or only doing so in a small way? This report answers that question by identifying obstacles to partnering and recommendations to overcome them and create world-changing partnerships. It is based on detailed, qualitative interviews with 10 business and charity leaders.
How to create Remarkable Partnerships
How to create Remarkable Partnerships
The definition of a remarkable partnership is when a company and a charity partner in an extraordinary way. This report argues that when charities and companies create remarkable partnerships they deliver huge impact, have wider reach, create more opportunities and last longer. It looks at different examples of remarkable partnerships and identifies seven ways to create them and seven ways to sustain them.
Commission for Donor Experience
Commission for Donor Experience
Corporate partnerships are a huge opportunity for charities right now. This is because issues of trust, social purpose and employee engagement are increasingly important to companies. Charities will only make the most of this fantastic opportunity if they deliver an excellent experience for the company decision-makers and employees. As Mike Barry, Director of Sustainable Business at Marks and Spencer, says, “We need to master the art of partnership forming”.