# Clarion Housing Group & NSPCC announce 3-year collaboration – & more corporate partnership news

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2024/06/18/clarion-housing-group-nspcc-announce-3-year-collaboration-more-corporate-partnership-news/
- Published: 2024-06-18T10:00:00+01:00
- Author: Melanie May

**A round up of corporate partnership news, from Clarion Housing Group’s new three-
year partnership with NSPCC, to Cadbury and its Memory Bars, created with Alzheimer’s
Research UK.**

> Cadbury Partners with Alzheimer's Research UK to create Memory Bar Boxes.
> The 
> nostalgic boxes have been created in response to requests for old Cadbury packaging
> to help stimulate conversation and support memory activities for people living
> with dementia and their loved ones. [pic.twitter.com/PptrkAlxSS](https://t.co/PptrkAlxSS)
> — London Live (@LondonLive) [May 15, 2024](https://twitter.com/LondonLive/status/1790796964004553008?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)

#### Cadbury sends special ‘Memory Bars’ to people living with dementia & their loved ones

Over the last few years, Cadbury has had requests from families and care homes for
old Cadbury wrappers that could be used to help spark memories and start conversation
with those living with dementia.

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In response it has partnered up with [Alzheimer’s Research UK](https://www.alzheimersresearchuk.org/),
to bring back classic packaging designs for its most iconic bar, the Cadbury Dairy
Milk, and sent thousands of these Memory Bars to people living with dementia and
their loved ones. It has also made some of the most iconic wrappers and adverts 
from its archives available to the public for free [download](https://assets.ctfassets.net/pmzhtobns06n/4rz1XGQfJjaEJ38qCuQAxS/c60c7a3d3fa65083dcb75fc023d2b53f/CadburyMemoryBars.pdf),
and donated £200,000 to Alzheimer’s Research UK.

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#### Clarion Housing Group launches three-year fundraising partnership with NSPCC

Clarion Housing Group aims to raise £100,000 in the first 12 months to support the
[NSPCC’s](https://www.nspcc.org.uk/) Building Connections online service for young
people. The social landlord will encourage its staff to take part in fundraising
events and volunteering opportunities, as well as sharing expertise.

The partnership launched on the NSPCC’s flagship fundraising event, Childhood Day,
on 7 June, when staff from Clarion took to the waters at Surrey Docks in London 
alongside other NSPCC partners for the annual Dragon Boat Race, raising thousands
of pounds for the charity. To mark Childhood Day and launch the partnership, a number
of Clarion offices also hosted activities to help staff reconnect with their childhood,
learn about the work of the NSPCC, and find out about the importance of play and
how it is encouraged in Clarion communities through Clarion Futures, the organisation’s
charitable foundation.

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#### HEINEKEN UK & Marmalade Trust mark Loneliness Awareness Week with poster campaign

To mark Loneliness Awareness Week 2024 (10 to 16 June) HEINEKEN UK and charity partner
[Marmalade Trust](https://www.marmaladetrust.org/) have produced a series of conversation-
starting posters to adorn pub walls and encourage people to talk to each other.

Flipping the famous ‘Careless Talk Costs Lives’ posters, developed by the British
Government during World War Two, the new prints carry the strapline _‘Small Talk
Improves Lives’_ in the same style as the originals. From strangers conversing about
the weather on the bus, dog walkers bonding over their pets, people chatting about
the football results to strangers getting friendly over a drink down their local,
the posters bring to life a few of the different random acts of connection which
people could encounter in their day-to-day lives.  

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> As part of our partnership, [@KopparbergUK](https://twitter.com/KopparbergUK?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
> has launched its own SPF50 sunscreen ready for the summer – available at four 
> London pubs from this[#drinkresponsibly](https://twitter.com/hashtag/drinkresponsibly?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
> [https://t.co/Y0jJ9puwDW](https://t.co/Y0jJ9puwDW) [pic.twitter.com/PQ5FTKe83F](https://t.co/PQ5FTKe83F)
> — Melanoma Fund (@melanoma_fund) [June 3, 2024](https://twitter.com/melanoma_fund/status/1797618999259443214?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)

#### Kopparberg teams up with Melanoma Fund to get people to drink responsibly – and wear sunscreen

Kopparberg’s latest campaign, ‘Drink Responsibly This Summer’, has been developed
in partnership with [Melanoma Fund](https://melanoma-fund.co.uk/). At the centre of
the campaign is the 40-second advert directed by BAFTA-winning director, Molly Manners
at Biscuit Filmworks. Set to CMD/CTRL’s track ‘No Stress’, the film sees a gang 
of friends ‘drinking responsibly’ with style as they apply vast amounts of sunscreen,
triple up their sunglasses and sit in elaborate shapes to keep themselves out of
the sun.  The multi-million pound campaign features Melanoma Fund’s logo across 
all advertising this summer including TV, digital and social campaigns, as well 
as a series of billboards across the country.  

The campaign will also be brought to life throughout the summer with a series of
activations including the launch of thousands of SPF 50 sunscreen sachets, which
will be available at select pubs and bars across the UK this summer. Kopparberg 
is working with its network of pubs and bars to install sunscreen dispensers developed
in partnership with the Melanoma Fund, in beer gardens across the country.

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> We’re delighted to announce a new partnership with [@CIIGroup](https://twitter.com/CIIGroup?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
> [#Liverpool](https://twitter.com/hashtag/Liverpool?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)!
> 
> To celebrate, we are holding a special webinar on Thursday 20th June, for people
> to learn more about [#ModernSlavery](https://twitter.com/hashtag/ModernSlavery?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
> and the work that we do.To sign up, visit: [https://t.co/eWctdhOOoo](https://t.co/eWctdhOOoo)
> [#Partnership](https://twitter.com/hashtag/Partnership?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
> [pic.twitter.com/3cn2pGBmII](https://t.co/3cn2pGBmII)
> — Causeway Charity (@CausewayCharity) [June 12, 2024](https://twitter.com/CausewayCharity/status/1800845753423908954?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)

#### The Insurance Institute of Liverpool joins forces with Causeway for new partnership

The Insurance Institute of Liverpool has partnered with [Causeway](http://www.wearecauseway.org.uk/)
in a bid to create tangible change for modern slavery survivors, increase awareness
and advocacy, and raise funds to help Causeway deliver their services. Throughout
the year, there will be various fundraising and sponsorship activities to raise 
funds for Causeway. The Institute will also be hosting a number of events and webinars,
culminating in their annual dinner in March 2025.

The new partnership with Causeway was the brainchild of Tracey Fisher MBE, President
of The Insurance Institute of Liverpool, and Archive and Historic Records Director
at RSA Insurance Limited.  The Insurance Institute of Liverpool and Causeway are
launching their partnership with a special webinar on Thursday 20 June, which is
open to anyone who wants to learn more about modern slavery and Causeway’s work.

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> Four hundred years after Galileo, we see attempts to suppress the online voices
> of journalists and human rights workers who might challenge the status quo. We’re
> proud of the fact that through [#ProjectGalileo](https://twitter.com/hashtag/ProjectGalileo?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw),
> we keep so many of those voices online. [https://t.co/NTadN4RRjX](https://t.co/NTadN4RRjX)
> — Cloudflare (@Cloudflare) [June 13, 2024](https://twitter.com/Cloudflare/status/1801200354912051655?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)

#### Cloudflare celebrates 10^(th) anniversary of free cybersecurity initiative

Cloudflare is celebrating the tenth anniversary of [Project Galileo](https://www.cloudflare.com/en-gb/galileo/),
a free offering to protect at-risk public interest groups from distributed denial-
of-service (DDoS) attacks and keep them online. These can include charities, minority
rights and human rights organisations, independent journalists, and democracy protection
programmes.

Project Galileo aims to protect free expression online by offering cyber security
services like unmetered DDoS protection at no cost. Project Galileo was founded 
in 2014 after Cloudflare witnessed journalism and nonprofit sites being targeted
by very large DDoS attacks. Between 1 May 2023, and 31 March 2024, Cloudflare mitigated
31.93 billion cyber threats against organisations protected under Project Galileo–
an average of nearly 95.89 million cyber threats per day over the last 11 months.

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Credit: Alistair Heap/PA Wire

#### Amazon partners with Unilever & Kimberly Clark to deliver hygiene products to those in need

Amazon has teamed up with Unilever and Kimberly-Clark to deliver over 100,000 hygiene
products to families experiencing poverty across UK. Until 16 June, for every two
purchases on Amazon.co.uk from a [selection of over 500 personal hygiene products](https://www.amazon.co.uk/b?node=97821722031),
Unilever and Kimberly-Clark will donate a third item to the  [Multibank initiative](https://www.aboutamazon.co.uk/what-is-amazon-multibank-initiative)
and [In Kind Direct](https://www.inkinddirect.org/).

A clothes, bedding, baby and hygiene bank all rolled into one, a Multibank connects
surplus essential goods donated by Amazon and other businesses, with people in need,
via a network of local charities and care professionals. Amazon co-founded the UK’s
first Multibank with former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown in Fife, Scotland in 
2022, followed by a second in Wigan in 2023, and a third Multibank in Swansea in
2024. Working together with charity partners, the network of Multibanks have donated
more than 2 million surplus essentials to help more than 200,000 families experiencing
poverty.

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#### Verifone and Pennies reach milestone of £6 million raised for charities

Verifone and Pennies have facilitated more than £6 million in charitable donations
since first partnering in 2011.

The partnership has generated donations for [more than 95 charities](https://pennies.org.uk/our-charity-partners/)
by enabling consumers to make donations on Verifone payment devices at checkout 
through a simple prompt asking users if they would like to round up the purchase
price to the nearest pound or make a donation of a set amount. The £6 million milestone
was reached thanks to 23.5 million individual donations at Verifone merchants.

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#### Mears Foundation supports FareShare’s work

The Mears Foundation, the independent, charitable arm of Mears Group, is supporting
[FareShare](https://fareshare.org.uk/) with Mears Group’s Ashford branch having 
worked in partnership with FareShare for the last 18 months.

Mears’ drivers assist with the weekly distribution of food and the team provides
maintenance for FareShare’s distribution centres. Employees used their volunteering
days to support the delivery of the equivalent of 157,000 meals to vulnerable people.
Mears Group’s support in Kent is part of a wider partnership with FareShare and 
the Mears Foundation, which enables the charity to directly distribute more than
235 tonnes of food per year, enough for more than 560,000 meals, to communities 
in need across the UK.

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#### Charlie Waller Trust becomes CV Villas Charity of the Year

CV Villas has chosen the [Charlie Waller Trust](https://www.charliewaller.org/) 
as its 2024 Charity of the Year. The tour operator has set a minimum target to raise
£5,000 for the charity in 2024 and help raise awareness of good mental health and
wellbeing in their workplace.

The Charlie Waller Trust was chosen following a comprehensive selection process,
which culminated in a vote amongst all staff. Over 30 charities were considered 
against certain criteria that included how relatable and relevant they were to each
business, as well as their impact on the local community.
