Community groups are invited to showcase their business partnerships and celebrate how the partnership has provided value to their work.
About the Best Community Partnership with Business award
The Community partnership award recognises the work and support a partnership with a business has given to a community, group or site.
Great community groups harness all the time, talents and resources at their disposal. We live in an age when businesses are striving to be socially responsible and are seeking new ways of supporting the communities in which they operate. We want to recognise community groups who have seized this opportunity to add value to their work by engaging creatively with business partners.
2019 Shortlisted Projects
Home-start Glasgow North (Winner)
Home-Start Glasgow North is a family support charity based in the North of Glasgow that supports families going through challenging times.
The Grange Centre
The Grange Centre is a charity and social enterprise for people with disabilities providing services supporting people with learning disabilities to lead independent and fulfilling lives.
Market Rasen Station Community Project CIC
Market Rasen Station Community Project CIC is a community group initiative that was formed to renovate the town’s former railway station for community and business use.
2018 Shortlisted Projects
Bridgman & Bridgman (Winner)
Bridgman & Bridgman are a commercial landscape and living roof services provider The company lead on the Don’t Rubbish Wolverton campaign, which engaged over 20 resident volunteers during the first clean-up back in 2013 to help clean up the streets.
Cultivate Cornwall CIC
Cultivate Cornwall CIC are helping hundreds of people in severe deprivation by providing opportunities that bring the community together, overcoming social isolation, building confidence and growing skills all using industry surplus textiles.
EE Contact Centre
In March 2017 EE committed to working closely with Cwm Wanderers AFC to establish a football Academy and social club for children with Autism. From that point EE has provided everything that the academy would need to launch and establish itself as an essential community project which has dramatically changed the lives of all associated with it from the Swansea valley.
