Companies

Companies can make a huge contribution to Sense International’s work. We offer a number of ways to raise funds while providing benefits to your company and employees alike. And, by working cost-effectively, we ensure that a little goes a long way.

£1,000 would help to set up a training programme for teachers or employ a specialist teacher for a year.

£5,000 would help to provide complete schooling for a deafblind child.

£10,000 would help to set up a specialist teaching unit.

£25,000 would help to fund an early identification programme for deafblind children.

£50,000 would help to fund the regional development of a community outreach programme.  

Corporate events

Sense International offers a range of corporate events to organisations interested in supporting our work. We are experienced in supporting and running everything from one off events to three-week-long Global Challenges and can create a bespoke event specifically to meet your organisational objectives.

Corporate Partner Scheme

Would your company like a year of excellent staff team-building events, positive PR and making a real difference to the lives of deafblind children and adults in the developing world? These are just a few of the benefits that you can expect by joining the Sense International Corporate Partner Scheme.

Cause-related marketing

Partnering with Sense International on a marketing campaign not only represents an opportunity to raise substantial funds to support our work, it is also a very visible way for a company to demonstrate its commitment to corporate social responsibility — a win–win opportunity for both partners.

Gifts in kind

Donations don’t have to take the form of cash but can also be gifts in kind. We welcome other items that can be used in our everyday work.

Employee fundraising

We offer a wide range of employee fundraising activities or can help you to develop your own ideas. We know your employees will have fun, perhaps learn something new, and feel the satisfaction of making a real difference to the lives of deafblind people.