# Child.org creates new income stream with corporate treat service

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2017/03/08/child-org-creates-new-income-stream-corporate-treat-service/
- Published: 2017-03-08T10:45:35+00:00
- Author: Melanie May

**Child.org has launched a corporate gift service aimed at creating a new income
stream for the charity.**

[Treat](http://treatyourteam.org/) launched last September with the objective of
creating sustainable income for Child.org that taps into the private sector, It 
offers food gifts that corporates can order to send as a personalised thank you 
to employees.

The Thank You Treat comprises a slice of chocolate brownie, tiffin, milk chocolate
blondie, or banana and coconut blondie, and a handwritten thank you notecard with
the message provided by the sender.

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![](https://wfay6x.infiniteuploads.cloud/2021/10/child-dot-org-treat.webp)

A corporate treat from child.org

The Treat can be bought for a single order price of £12, or companies can sign up
to the Treat Premium service if they wish to make multiple or regular purchases.
Under this service each Treat is £10. Delivery is free, and all profits go to Child.
org: £5 from each Treat.

In the next few months Child.org will also be launching a Welcome Pack Treat, Workiversary
Treat and Happy Birthday Treat.
 **SEE ALSO: [Child.org launches co-working space in London for charities](https://fundraising.co.uk/2019/10/31/child-org-launches-co-working-space-in-london-for-charities/)(
31 October 2019)**

Amanjit Dhillon, product manager at Treat said:

> “A crucial element to note is that Treat isn’t a fundraising mechanism, it’s a
> service we’re selling. The charity element is secondary. We’re not becoming charity
> partners with these businesses, we’re selling their HR departments a staff reward
> and engagement service they would buy from private companies. We’re determined
> to go after budgets that aren’t about CSR.
> “This is all part of the Child.org 
> strategy to build products and services that compete with the private sector rather
> than other charities”.

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   2 June 2016)**