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Corporate support

Corporate Supporters Club

For businesses interested in engaging with communities at a corporate social responsibility level, Chance to shine is equally well positioned to assist. Through our Corporate Supporters Club, we provide companies with the opportunity to demonstrate corporate social responsibility and community involvement by bringing cricket and its benefits to boys and girls at schools and cricket clubs within their local communities.

In joining the Corporate Supporters Club, members are invited to 'adopt' a project, or number of projects in areas of particular interest. This creates opportunities for members to engage directly with the schools and the delivery club within their project, through Employee Volunteering Programmes.

There are three levels of membership - Gold, Silver and Bronze, enabling companies to choose a membership that suits their requirements.

Current Corporate Supporter Club members include:

Gold Members
Pinsent Masons, Deutsche Bank, Booz & Company, Man Group

Silver Members
LMC Design

Bronze Members
Charterhouse Capital Partners, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Friends Provident, M&G Investments, Newcastle Building Society, Rifkind Levy Associates

"We've enjoyed all our encounters with Chance to shine: with the charity itself, with the schools and with the children. But 'enjoyment' understates the importance of our relationship. Chance to shine gives us access to people, experiences and learning that we would not receive otherwise. Our engagement with the charity has strengthened us as a business. We take pride in our contribution to Chance to shine's success and this makes it easier to take pride in our projects. "

Richard Verity, Vice President, Booz & Company

"Pinsent Masons is extremely proud to support Chance to shine and to be its Business Partner of the year. Not only is cricket wholly inclusive, in that it reaches boys and girls of different abilities and from different social, ethnic and other backgrounds, but it also combines individual skill with team commitment. These are qualities that are important in life and in business. We are therefore delighted that supporting Chance to shine, has provided our people with an opportunity to become engaged as volunteers within the local community, which they have enjoyed and benefited from"

Jonathan Fortnam, Partner, Pinsent Masons

To understand how your business can support the campaign charitably  Download fact sheet

To view corporate support FAQs click here.



FAQs

If you've got a question about Chance to shine, hopefully you'll find it answered in our Frequently Asked Questions section.

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The Cricket Foundation

The Cricket Foundation is an independent, registered charity fully endorsed by the England and Wales Cricket Board.

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Media Centre

A number of resources for journalists and other media professionals can be found in the Media Centre.

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