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Could your business make a difference to the people we support?

We believe that partnering with corporations is a powerful way to extend our reach and provide even greater comfort and care to those facing dying, death and grief.

Get in touch with our Corporate Fundraising Team

St Nicholas Hospice Care is keen to forge links with our local business community.

By supporting us you are helping your employees and your community.

It’s a great way of bringing employees together in a common cause and telling the community that your company cares. We have a variety of ways your company could get involved.

If your company would like to help us in any way, contact our Corporate Fundraiser on 01284 653377 or email partnerships@stnh.org.uk.

Biffa Waste staff presenting a cheque to the Hospice's Corporate Fundraiser

Charity of the Year

Corporate supporters sitting around a table at the Link Networking event

Join our business club, Link

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Sponsor one of our events

Griffin Jones Jewellers staff alongside Hospice Corporate Fundraiser holding a Hospice sign

Hold your own workplace fundraiser

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Volunteer

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Payroll giving

Chassis Cab presenting a new dishwasher to Hospice staff

Sponsoring equipment, projects or initiatives

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Enter a team in one of our events

Link – The Compassionate Business Network

Corporate Partnership Stories

Showcasing the businesses who stand beside St Nic’s and strengthen our work in the community.

Chassis Cab presenting a new dishwasher to Hospice staff

Chassis Cab

Chassis Cab’s support began with a donated van in 2007 and has grown into a remarkable long‑term partnership.

From volunteering to funding special experiences for children and families, their impact is felt across our services.

“Our partnership is a heartfelt commitment to giving back to our community and ensuring that those facing challenging times receive the care and support they deserve.”

The team at Skechers in Bury St Edmunds, sponsors of the St Nicholas Hospice Care 10K Run 2024, standing under the Skechers sign

Skechers

Skechers Performance proudly sponsored the St Nicholas Hospice Care 10K Run, a community run that welcomes everyone, from first‑timers to seasoned athletes.

Starting on Angel Hill and taking in the iconic Abbey Gate and Abbey Gardens, the event’s first year attracted 500 runners and raised an incredible £35,000 for the Hospice.

With music, stalls, and a buzzing event village, Skechers enjoyed extensive brand visibility while helping create a fantastic day for the town.

Sunset Walk participants walking past the digivan with sponsor Greene King's logo

Greene King

Greene King has proudly sponsored both our 2024 and 2025 Sunset Walks, a festival‑style summer fundraiser in the Abbey Gardens.

In 2024, 1,089 walkers helped raise £117,715, with Greene King gaining excellent brand exposure and offering vital volunteer support.

“Every pound raised is so important, helping St Nic’s to continue to provide the incredible care and support for patients and their loved ones at a time in their lives when they need it the most.”

(left to right) Lucy Newell, Abby Mayes and Jessica Darnell celebrate after The Coffee House raises another £1,250 for St Nicholas Hospice Care

The Coffee House

Since 2010, The Coffee House has raised over £30,000 for St Nic’s, inspired by the care Jess’s father received in 2009.

Their pledge to donate a penny from every cup of coffee sold, plus their fun-filled events, has made them a long‑standing, much‑loved supporter. Jess says supporting St Nic’s brings purpose, connection, and even business benefits.

“Supporting the Hospice doesn’t have to cost you anything. It’s a no-brainer to boost your credentials whilst raising the income of both your business and that of such a worthwhile and local charity.”

Barclays

Through Barclays’ colleague programme, the East of Region Team chose to support St Nic’s after hearing about the Hospice’s vital work in the community.

They’ve offered their time, skills, and enthusiasm to help a charity that supports people during their most difficult times.

“Volunteering benefits our people; it allows them to engage with and really make a difference to local charities and groups.”

Precision

Precision’s support has included funding and serving Christmas dinner for our staff and volunteers – a fantastic example of impactful Gifts in Kind.

Donations of goods or services help us reduce costs and focus resources where they’re needed most.

“Supporting the Hospice means supporting the heart of our community. Together, we can make a meaningful difference.”