Businesses

We know how busy things can get in any working environment.

We are here to make corporate fundraising easy, impactful, and fun for all involved in your business.

From charity of-the-year partnerships to payroll-giving, cause-related marketing, or one-off fundraising events, we’re here to help maximise your fundraising experience in support of over 12,500 children and young people from armed forces communities across Scotland.

Whether your organisation has a strong link to the armed forces community, or simply keen to support children and young to realise their potential and thrive, get in touch today to explore a fundraising partnership with Forces Children Scotland.

It’s not simply about raising funds for Forces Children Scotland.

We will work with you to raise awareness of our cause, partnership activities and celebrate corporate responsibility as a force for good across various channels.

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We’re here to make fundraising easy, impactful, and much more

Our friendly, enthusiastic team, will arrange a meeting to find out how best to tailor support in helping your business achieve its fundraising aims.

From brainstorming ideas and putting fundraising events together to partnership activities and communications; we will maximise fundraising, impact, and coverage.

Working with Forces Children Scotland will provide clear evidence of impact

We’ll use our organisational outcomes framework to provide evidence of the impact made through your fundraising.

It will enhance our ability to clearly define and articulate the changes we seek to achieve through our five service strands.

In identifying specific, measurable outcomes, we can evaluate our effectiveness based on actual impact and demonstrated success rather than just describing our outputs or activities as part of your corporate social responsibility reporting.

Our six outcomes:

1. Children and young people have improved mental health and wellbeing.
2. Children and young people have improved educational engagement.
3. Children and young people have improved financial health,
4. Children and young people’s needs are better represented in policy and practice.
5. Children and young people have greater opportunities to engage in the community.
6. Children and young people are more empowered to participate in decision making affecting their lives.