Corporate support

There are many ways that your company can work with Strathcarron Hospice and make a difference to those living with a life-limiting illness. When you partner with us, you will receive support from a dedicated Account Manager who will tailor a partnership proposal suitable to your business needs and make it easy for you to be involved.

What's in it for you?

We work in partnership with a diverse range of businesses, raising funds to support our vital work whilst also delivering fantastic company benefits. Some of this these include:

Increased customer loyalty
Engaged and motivated staff
Increased brand awareness and trust
Social media expertise
Unique networking opportunities
PR opportunities

To find out more and discuss opportunities for working together, please contact Claire on 01324 826222 or email Claire.Macdonald19@nhs.net.

Staff Fundraising

Increase team building within your company and get everyone involved in achieving something special.Read more

Payroll Giving

A simply, easy and cost-effective way to support Strathcarron, Payroll Giving offers staff the opportunity to make a regular donation from their pre-tax salary.Read more

Pay for a Day

We need to raise over £11,000 every day to keep our vital services running and you can support us by paying for 24 hours of care on a day of your choice. You might even like to tie this in with a significant organisational milestone.Read more

Gifts in Kind

At Strathcarron Hospice, it's not just financial gifts that help support the work we do, and we value donations such as goods and services too.Read more

Corporate Sponsorship

Your company can help Strathcarron to keep on caring for those who need it most by sponsoring any of our events or a specific project.Read more

Charity of the Year

Nominating Strathcarron Hospice are your Charity of the Year is a fantastic way to engage and motivate your staff. We will work with you to make it a year to remember!Read more

Latest

Therapy Outcome Measure Workshop

The workshop will provide participants with tools to collect and measure outcomes data on clients receiving treatments. The focus will be on the use of the Therapy Outcome Measure (TOM) and the day will include both theoretical and practical components.

Welcome to Strathcarron Hospice

'You matter because you are you, and you matter until the last moment of your life' - Dame Cicely Saunders, founder of the hospice movement. Find out how your support helps to provide palliative care for the population of 355,000 across Forth Valley, Cumbernauld and Kilsyth. Read on to learn more about how we put your support to immediate good use in caring for people within your community living with terminal illness.

Paris to Geneva Cycle Challenge

Looking for a challenge with a difference? Inspired by the Tour de France? Want to do some fundraising for Strathcarron Hospice while challenging yourself? From 29th July to 3rd August 2018 - this is a 4 day cycle challenge for the more experienced cyclist, which also includes watching the finale of the Tour de France live.

London to Paris Cycling Challenge Events in 2018

Inspired by the Tour de France? Looking for a cycling challenge that will push you to your limits but will also be an amazing experience that will last for years to come. Then take a look at the various London to Paris cycle challenges. We have teamed up with Global Adventure Challenges to make a memorable event for you and help Strathcarron Hospice raise much need funds.

30th Anniversary Strathcarron 10K Race

Join us for the 30th Anniversary Strathcarron 10K Race at Stirling University. For the first time ever we also have our 2.5K Family Fun Run so everyone can get involved !

Annual Conference 2017

Finding Strength: Challenges and Opportunities for Patients with Neurological and Psychiatric Disorders (incorporating the Scottish National Training Programme for Palliative Medicine) This annual national conference provides an excellent opportunity to hear from experts in their field. We welcome all health care professionals with an interest in palliative care.