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Corporate partnerships

There are over 700,000 autistic people in the UK. That’s one in 100 of us. Join us to raise awareness, fundraise and help create a society that works for autistic people. Let’s work together to build a meaningful partnership to help transform lives and change attitudes while meeting your strategic aims.

The benefits of partnering with us

  • A dedicated corporate team
  • We listen to your strategic needs
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  • Experts on making businesses autism-friendly
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  • A social media reach of over 700,000 people
  • Our website is visited by 5.5 million people a year

How your business can help 

 

Make us your Charity of the Year and we will work with you to build an exciting calendar of engagement and fundraising events.  Our dedicated Corporate Partnerships team will be on hand to provide bespoke account management, as well as support, inspiration and ideas for your fundraising journey, from #TeamAutism challenge events to office quizzes. 

Sponsoring our events, campaigns and resources can enhance your corporate image, provide positive PR for your company and help you reach a larger and more targeted audience. Talk to our corporate team about our current sponsorship opportunities.

Only 16% of autistic people are in fulltime employment and autistic people face huge barriers once they are in jobs due to communication challenges and sensory issues in busy loud work environments. 

As well as donating much-needed funds, many of our corporate partners support us with their time, skills and resources. We’re always hugely grateful when they do, as they make a valuable contribution to our work. We are proud to be in partnership with multinational law firm, Clifford Chance, who has provided us with pro bono legal support on Education Rights for over twenty years,  transforming thousands of families’ lives.

We offer a range of training resources for professional development and employers. This includes employment training courses to support autistic employees in your organisation.  

We can offer bespoke volunteering programmes that are rewarding for your workforce. Corporate supporters who are not a Charity of the Year partner are encouraged to make a financial contribution to cover administration costs.

You can find out more information on our volunteering programmes by getting in touch with our team.

Another way to support our charity is through payroll giving (Give As You Earn ‘GAYE’). This method is an easy and flexible way to donate to a charity of your choice through your salary. 

With payroll giving, your gift is taken before you pay any tax – meaning that with a gift of £10 we will receive at least £10.18 and as much as £12.50 depending on your tax band.

 

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Visit our market place to see how our cause related marketing partners offer their support.

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We have worked with some amazing partners over the years. Find out who they are and what we've achieved together.

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Talk to our dedicated corporate team today on 020 7923 5767 or fill in our form online about building a unique partnership that can help transforms lives and changes attitudes, as well as meets your strategic needs. 

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We are registered as a charity in England and Wales (269425) and in Scotland (SC039427). The National Autistic Society is also a company limited by guarantee, registered at Companies House (01205298). VAT registration number: 653370050. © The National Autistic Society 2021

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