A day in a community
Food, soap, clippers, clothing, transport and volunteers fed — the full cost of showing up somewhere and doing the work properly.
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Thank youOur Proud Sponsors
Every outreach day runs on somebody's generosity. These are the businesses and organisations who put their name to this work — and we would not get to a single community without them.
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We are putting this list together properly
Our sponsors deserve their names spelled correctly and their logos shown well, so we are collecting those directly rather than guessing. If your organisation has supported a Bluebird outreach or event and you would like to be acknowledged here, tell us and we will add you.
Why it matters
What sponsorship actually buys
Nothing abstract. Sponsorship converts almost directly into the things that make an outreach day happen.
Children kept in school
Fees, materials and meals for children who would otherwise drop out for want of small amounts of money.
A conversation started
Awareness events that make it possible to talk about mental illness in public, without shame.
A building, eventually
The mental health and rehabilitation centre — currently at architectural drawing stage, and the reason we are looking for partners at scale.
Become a sponsor
Three ways organisations support us
We are glad to shape something around what you can actually offer, and we would rather have a long relationship than a one-off cheque.
- Fund a programme — underwrite an outreach series, a feeding programme, or education support for a group of children, and we will report back on exactly what it did.
- Give in kind — food, clothing, grooming supplies, medical consumables, printing, transport or professional time. For an outreach day this is often more useful than cash.
- Back the centre — the capital project, and the design and licensing work around it. This is the conversation we most want to have with institutional partners.
What we offer in return
Acknowledgement, and evidence
Your name and logo on this page and on our event backdrops, credit in the posts and photographs from the outreach you supported, and a straight account of what your money or goods were spent on.
What we will not do is overstate the relationship. We describe sponsors as sponsors — we do not imply that you endorse anything beyond the work you funded.
Individuals
Not an organisation?
Regular giving from individuals is the steadiest support we have, because it lets us commit to an outreach date before we know whether the money will arrive.
Every act of kindness brings hope and dignity to a life that matters. Bluebird Kids Foundation & Mental Health