When you raise money for Realise charity it allows us to do more in our communities. Helping people break down the causes of poverty by learning new skills, becoming more confident, healthier and happier. From baking a cake to group challenges at work, there are plenty of ways you can help support communities across Staffordshire.
Support from local businesses is vital to help us continue to support young people into employment and in making our key projects a success. No matter how big or small your company is, there are plenty of ways you can get involved. We offer bespoke partnership plans developed in conjunction with your business.
Throughout the year we host lots of fundraising events which we couldn’t do without support from our sponsors. A range of sponsorship packages are available bespoke to each project.
We’ll work closely with you to create a successful relationship, help with staff engagement, provide innovative ideas and support with fundraising initiatives.
During the Coronavirus pandemic, Realise charity's Handyman Service has been offering its support for local charities and members of the community. With helping to construct worktops, storage pens, build make-shift offices and more we've certainly had our work cut-out!
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Having fallen on hard times, a gentleman from our community needed some support to get him back on his feet. Upon speaking, we managed to get an idea of the gravity of the situation and we teamed up with Team Chatterley Group and it's team member, Amy Stephens. The gentleman was supported with a range of household items which enabled him to live comfortably.
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Back in 2009, Nicola Hudson became the first apprentice to receive support from Realise charity. Here she talks about her full-circle journey and the impact Realise charity has had on her career.
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A single mum in the local area had lost her business and was suffering from mental health problems. Realise charity stepped in alongside other local charities in the area to help provide school uniform, bedding and money to buy daily essentials.
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