We rely on and welcome donations and financial contributions from leaders and businesses, to support our continued work. However, we don’t view donations, as just donations – we consider them as investment in our continued growth and evolution as an organisation and investment in the quality of our work and belief in the impact on children and young people of our provision.
An overview of our work as an organization as an investable, high impact ESG supporting proposition alongside a flavour of Mortal Fools ambitions over the next 18months.
Supporting Mortal Fools in this way, is a legitimate demonstratable way of investing into children and young people’s wellbeing, local communities, the employability of the future workforce and is a tangible means of evidencing corporate social responsibility. All our work is underpinned by rigorous and meaningful evaluation frameworks, so we can show you exactly what the return on your investment is.
Financial Investment in Mortal Fools may look like:
We currently receive investment from the likes of Ryder Architecture, Muckle LLP and The Kavli Trust (Primula Cheese). We were one of Co-op selected “Good Causes” across 21/22 and receive regular contributions from Crystallised and CyberNorth.
We work with organisations and individuals to identify PR opportunities to share the good news about their support and invite representatives to our events and performances so they can see the impact of their investment in action.
We want to connect and collaborate with like-minded folks, leaders, and organisations, to work together with courage and care, to increase the social value of our work together.
We believe that together, by investing in Mortal Fools and our work, we can achieve far more than any of us could do alone.
Download our information packs below, which showcase and outline ways Mortal Fools, businesses and individuals interested in giving can work together.
Supporting Mortal Fools in this way, is a legitimate demonstratable way of investing into children and young people’s wellbeing, local communities, the employability of the future workforce and is a tangible means of evidencing corporate social responsibility. All our work is underpinned by rigorous and meaningful evaluation frameworks, so we can show you exactly what the return on your investment is.
Financial Investment in Mortal Fools may look like:
- A one-off financial contribution of any size.
- A Regular financial contribution – this may be monthly, or annually.
- Being awarded “Charity of the Year” status as part of an organisation’s corporate social responsibility / charitable work.
- Gifting a Melva Digital license to a local school.
We currently receive investment from the likes of Ryder Architecture, Muckle LLP and The Kavli Trust (Primula Cheese). We were one of Co-op selected “Good Causes” across 21/22 and receive regular contributions from Crystallised and CyberNorth.
We work with organisations and individuals to identify PR opportunities to share the good news about their support and invite representatives to our events and performances so they can see the impact of their investment in action.
We want to connect and collaborate with like-minded folks, leaders, and organisations, to work together with courage and care, to increase the social value of our work together.
We believe that together, by investing in Mortal Fools and our work, we can achieve far more than any of us could do alone.
Download our information packs below, which showcase and outline ways Mortal Fools, businesses and individuals interested in giving can work together.
We'd like to thank Ryder Architecture, Kavli Trust, Muckle LLP and the Irish family for their investment across 2022/23. We'd also like to thank Crystallised and CyberNorth for their regular donations.
We are keen to develop relationships with North East businesses AND Nationals who are interested in supporting our activities and ambitions across 2023 and beyond. To connect with Mortal Fools and to explore ways of working together, drop Rachel.Horton@mortalfools.org.uk an email.
Whether you're interested in supporting our work with young people and professional artists as part of your corporate social responsibility strategy, as an advocate who passionately believes in the type of work we do, as a way of reaching out and connecting with our audiences and networks, or a combination of all three - we'd be delighted to hear from you and to get into conversation.
We are keen to develop relationships with North East businesses AND Nationals who are interested in supporting our activities and ambitions across 2023 and beyond. To connect with Mortal Fools and to explore ways of working together, drop Rachel.Horton@mortalfools.org.uk an email.
Whether you're interested in supporting our work with young people and professional artists as part of your corporate social responsibility strategy, as an advocate who passionately believes in the type of work we do, as a way of reaching out and connecting with our audiences and networks, or a combination of all three - we'd be delighted to hear from you and to get into conversation.
