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  2. Corporate engagement

Corporate Engagement

We work with a range of local, national and international organisations in partnerships that demonstrate our shared vision of a world aware of encephalitis, inspire and unite colleagues, and bring lasting benefits for the organisation and the 500,000 people affected by encephalitis worldwide.

Whether you are looking for a long term strategic partnership, team building and staff development opportunities, or a chance to raise your profile among people affected by encephalitis, we can work with you to achieve your objectives.

All of our partnerships our unique and we can tailor them to suit what best fits you and support you every step of the way. From long term strategic partnerships to one-off fundraising events, we can work with you to achieve your objectives.

Here are some ways we can work together: 

  • Become a Corporate Partner: From one-off donations to sponsorship of our projects and research, our corporate partners support us in many different ways
  • Charity of the Year: Nominate us as your Charity of the Year and we'll make it a year to remember 
  • Company & Employee Fundraising: Join our army of thousands of inspiring fundraisers setting themselves challenges each year 
  • Event Sponsorship: We have a range of sponsorship options for our events such as World Encephalitis Day and our annual Encephalitis Conference
  • Gifts in Kind: If you think your skills, expertise, and products may benefit the work that we do, we'd love to hear from you 

Together, we will:

  • Tailor our partnership in a way that best suits your organisation 
  • Inspire and unite your organisation's staff team around the work that we do and the impact your support will have 
  • Work together on how best to promote our partnership, growing your organisation's profile, brand recognition and service offering amongst our global audience
  • Help build better futures for those affected by encephalitis, driving research, accelerating awarness, and saving lives

Our Current Partners share our vision of a world aware of encephalitis. 

We have developed highly successful relationships across a wide range of sectors including financial services, legal firms, and hospitality, as well as establishing local, national and international partnerships. 

Speaking about their partnership with the Encephalitis Society, Tom Clarke, Commercial Director at YDL said:

 ‘Our near 10-year partnership with the Encephalitis Society has centred on our shared values of caring for our respective communities. We are proud that our support for the Society has enabled them to provide vital information and reassurance for those affected by encephalitis. It has been fantastic to watch the Society’s growth over the course of our relationship with them, their passion and professionalism for tackling encephalitis and advocating the experiences of those affected has inspired us to continue our support for years to come’.

If you and/or your organisation are interested in working in partnership with us, please contact our Corporate Partnership Manager, Calum, via [email protected] or call +44 (0)1653 609 612

Working with Corporate Partners - our policy statement

We have a history of working with a range of pharmaceutical and other companies with an interest in encephalitis. We also work with other stakeholders as we believe that our supporters want us to work in partnership with key players; from academics, the Department of Health and health professionals, to corporate partners including pharmaceutical companies. We believe it is important to maintain co-operative relationships with companies that manufacture and market drugs used by people affected by encephalitis, but under no circumstances will these or other companies influence our strategic direction, activities or what we say. 

Charity of the Year

Charity of the Year

Make us your Charity of the Year and we'll make it a year to remember. Read more

Published: 22nd August, 2017

Updated: 11th January, 2023

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Company & Employee Fundraising

Company & Employee Fundraising

Supporting the Encephalitis Society can offer unique opportunities for staff engagement and team building across your organisation Read more

Published: 19th July, 2017

Updated: 25th May, 2022

Author: Andrew Pitt

Corporate Awards

Corporate Awards

We have been privileged to have been nominated for a number of awards by our corporate partners Read more

Published: 10th October, 2019

Updated: 7th December, 2022

Author: Andrew Pitt

Corporate Sponsorship

Corporate Sponsorship

Sponsorship of our events demonstrates your organisation's commitment to the work we do raising awareness, promoting encephalitis research, and supporting those affected by encephalitis. Read more

Published: 19th April, 2018

Updated: 26th May, 2022

Author: olive ferguson

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The Encephalitis Society is the operating name of the Encephalitis Support Group which is a registered Charity and Company Limited by Guarantee.

Registered in England and Wales No. 04189027. Registered Office as above. Registered Charity No. 1087843. Registered Charity in Scotland: SC048210

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