Corporate partnerships

Solving Kids’ Cancer is hugely grateful for the dedication, enthusiasm and hard work of corporate companies and their staff. By partnering with Solving Kids' Cancer, these companies help to fund our vital family support and research work.

Benefitting both organisations

We strongly believe that our partnerships should be mutually beneficial. If you choose to work with us, our dedicated team will work with you to build and enhance our relationship, while meeting your corporate social responsibility aims.

We will also create a bespoke calendar of events and team challenges to engage your staff and assist you in strengthening team morale.

Is your company interested in becoming partners with Solving Kids' Cancer? Please contact our Donor Manager, Anna by emailing [email protected]

Current partners

We are currently being supported by some wonderful companies, their staff and customers including:

Nicholson Glover
Smith Eliot Financial Management
Scamp and Dude
Sparkle Child
Charitable Travel
NatWest
PwC
GamesAid
Marks Sattin
YmAbs
Data Protection World Forum
Jones Whyte LLP
Bents Garden and Home

Latest

Calendar for Joseph

We are hoping to raise as much as possible to help Joseph
Please Sponsor Harley to litter pick for a day

Harley learned about Joseph's campaign in school and wants to help raise money by being sponsored to litter pick as much as she can in a day!
Research Champions resources
Research Champions

Become a Research Champion today and give a regular gift to Solving Kids' Cancer UK.

Chloe’s Journey

Chloe was diagnosed with high-risk neuroblastoma at just 2 years old. Chloe is now 10 years old and in February 2020 her parents were given the devastating news that she had relapsed for the second time with her disease progressing in February 2021.
Joseph's Campaign

Joseph was diagnosed with high-risk neuroblastoma in April 2021 at just three years old. His family are fundraising for further treatment, either to get their son into remission or to try and keep the cancer away if his frontline treatment does go to plan. This could cost hundreds of thousands of pounds.
Flora's Campaign

In January 2021 Flora was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder, and just three months later her parents were given the devastating news she had high-risk neuroblastoma.
Maysaa's Campaign

Four-year-old Maysaa was diagnosed with high-risk neuroblastoma, an aggressive childhood cancer that has a 40-50% chance of long-term survival at diagnosis, in March 2021.
Peter's Campaign

11-year-old Peter was diagnosed with neuroblastoma in early 2019. Devastatingly he relapsed in August 2020 after being clear of disease for 6 months. His family are fundraising for further treatment either to get Peter back into remission or to try and keep the cancer away if his treatment goes to plan. This could cost hundreds of thousands of pounds.
Lily-Mae, Ireland’s Tiny Dancer, supports Solving Kids’ Cancer

Lily-Mae from Galway, Ireland will be celebrating her 12th birthday this April, but for her parents Judith and Leighton every day is a blessing.
Ollie’s Appeal

Ollie's family shared the devastating news that their beautiful boy passed away on Sunday 18th July 2021.
Henry's Urgent Appeal

Henry has high-risk neuroblastoma, an aggressive childhood cancer that has a 40-50% chance of long-term survival at diagnosis. His family are appealing for your help to raise £163,000 by January 2021.
Nellie-Rose's Campaign

Nellie-Rose is battling a disease no child should have to. She has high-risk neuroblastoma that has a 40-50% chance of long-term survival at diagnosis.
Poppy's Campaign

Poppy was diagnosed with high-risk neuroblastoma at just four years old. Her family are fundraising for further treatment, either to get their daughter into remission or to try and keep the cancer away if her frontline treatment does go to plan.