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Corporate partnerships

We develop partnerships with companies that align with our values, helping us to deliver high quality, impactful work within our communities.

It’s more important than ever before that we support our local communities, and giving access to quality, representative artistic experiences can positively impact participants long into the future.

When we develop a business partnership, we’re looking for organisations who align with our values and can enhance the experiences we provide. In return, we’ll help you find out more around the people in your local area and how you’ve benefited them.

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Art with Heart partner

We’re looking for long-term relationships with organisations who want to help us to connect with our communities and foster change. Offer financial support that can help us to create work that’s relevant, responsive and supportive long into the future.

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Project funding

Invest in projects that create a difference. Over the years, we’ve created work exploring mental health and diagnosis; ran equalities workshops with schools all over the country and challenged perceptions of older people from a touring caravan. All of our projects begin with connection and create tangible social change – and the support of organisations like yours can make that change even more impactful.

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A helping hand

Help us to connect with our communities by providing amenities for spaces that cater to their needs – building safe environments where our participants can express themselves. From a bag of teabags to equipment for participants, anything you offer can further nurture positive relationships.

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Equalities business training

We provide equalities business training, helping you to set a higher standard for your equality and diversity working practices. Build better employee relationships, prevent discrimination in the workplace and take steps towards creating an accepting working environment for everyone.

For every training session you book, you will also fund the delivery of an equalities workshop at a school of your choice.

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Creative consultation

We can help your business to run events with care through creative consultation. With experience working across communities to achieve specific outcomes, we can help you by building projects that improve employee morale, create safe spaces for exploring challenging subjects – and creating fun, accessible activities for your organisation.

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Why support Art with Heart?

By supporting us, you’ll receive:

A subscription to our fundraising newsletter to find out how you’re improving your local communities
A thank you pack of branded goodies
Merchandise and performance discount codes and our annual Christmas card
Tickets for our performances that you can use or pay forward to someone in need
Access to our public experiences with special invitations
An annual get together, where we’ll present how your money has made an impact (with some light refreshments!)

“Art with Heart are carving out a reputation for accessible, engaging and relevant work which really strikes a chord with ordinary people and addresses important issues.”

Laura Lindsay - Black Toffee Theatre

“Art with Heart offers powerful, moving and challenging work as a catalyst for the discussions and relationships we need to foster across our communities.”

Lynsey O’Sullivan, Engagement Manager, The Lowry