Hope for Tomorrow, a charity dedicating to bringing cancer care closer to patients’ homes via Mobile Cancer Care Units, are looking to collaborate with companies and build new partnerships in the Lincoln area, so they can help more people on their cancer journey.
Hope for Tomorrow’s corporate partners make a crucial contribution to the work they do, and can enjoy the benefits of an association with this important charity.
Whether you are a small business wanting to support a specific project or a large company looking for a strategic relationship, the charity can tailor an innovative corporate partnership to match your needs, and help to add value to your Corporate Social Responsibility strategy by providing a good fit with your core values.
A relationship with Hope for Tomorrow will benefit your company including your staff, customers and shareholders, whilst ensuring mobile cancer care is delivered to people when they need us most. With you, they can support our communities together.
Help us make a difference to someone’s life in your local community
The impact of your support could be huge and effect many lives in Lincoln, ensuring local patients can receive mobile cancer care, when they need it most. It costs £198 per day to keep ‘Elaine’, a Mobile Cancer Care Unit used within Lincolnshire, on the road. Please consider working together to keep ‘Elaine’s’ wheels turning!
Ways you can work together
Hope for tomorrow would love to talk with you to discuss ideas in ways in which you could work together. Here are some examples of how you could engage with the charity:
– Challenge Events – From fire walks, to sky dives and wing walks, we do it all! If you have a team who are interested in taking part in one of our events and raising sponsorship – get in touch.
– Charity of the Year partnership – support Hope for Tomorrow for a whole year or two, by engaging your colleagues/clients, to raise money.
Clothes Bank/Challenge – Do you have a space in your office car park to host a clothes bank? Or can you and your colleagues collect 20 black bags worth of clothes? For every tonne of clothing, Hope for Tomorrow could receive £250.
– Payroll Giving – Donating to us tax-free directly through your salary is the most tax-efficient way to give.
– Likewise, the charity can work in partnership to come up with bespoke ways of fundraising at your ease and convenience.
To find out more on how your business can partner with Hope for Tomorrow to make a real difference, contact Kara Frampton, Corporate and Community Fundraising Manager, via karaframpton@hopefortomorrow.org.uk
About Hope for Tomorrow
Cancer care can cause side effects from extreme tiredness and nausea, to forgetfulness and trouble concentrating. This is why at Hope for Tomorrow; we have made it our vision to enable cancer treatment to be delivered in the right way, at the right time, closer to patients.
We achieve this by operating 14 Mobile Cancer Care Units into the heart of communities throughout England, working in partnership with NHS Trusts, to enable patients to fit their treatments into their lives, not the other way around. We aim to give patients back the ultimate gift of time, so they can live a life outside of cancer.
We receive no government funding, so we rely solely on voluntary donations. Because of our supporter’s kindness, last year we were able to deliver over 24,000 patient treatments. Together, with our supporters, we drive cancer care forward.
The impact of ‘Elaine’ in Lincoln
Launched in 2014, ‘Elaine’ is the Mobile Cancer Care Unit based at Lincoln County Hospital and has helped thousands of patients receive their treatment in Lincoln. From April – September 2021, 1,610 cancer care treatments have been delivered to cancer patients who use ‘Elaine’. This couldn’t have been achieved without the amazing support from the community of Lincoln, helping to keep the wheels turning.
‘Elaine’ travels to five local hospital car parks in Spalding, Grantham, Skegness, Lincoln and Louth, delivering cancer care treatment, and without this Unit patients may have to travel considerable distances to receive treatment elsewhere. Worryingly, some people tell us that without our Units, they wouldn’t receive treatment because getting to hospital is too difficult. We want to make cancer care easy, convenient and less stressful for our patients.
Click here to visit the Hope for Tomorrow website to find out more.
To find out more on how your business can partner with Hope for Tomorrow to make a real difference, contact Kara Frampton, Corporate and Community Fundraising Manager, via karaframpton@hopefortomorrow.org.uk
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