Find out how Save the Children's Corporate Partners are supporting Christmas Jumper Day 2020.

Leading law firm Clifford Chance have helped us to give vital support to children in emergencies around the world. Read more.

Refinitiv supports Save the Children through the annual International Financing Review (IFR) Awards Dinner. Read more.

We partnered with wilko in 2018 as part of their Together for Families programme that aims to support families in the UK, when they need it the most.

In 2024, IMI generously donated substantial flexible funding, allowing us to respond rapidly in areas where our work is most needed.

Our partnership with Bulgari has raised over £20 million to support the education of children worldwide. Read more.

Entertainment One, who own the rights to Peppa Pig, have been working in partnership with us since January 2016. Read more.

Since 2014, we have been the chosen charity partner of Visa Europe employees, supporting many areas including emergency response.

Building brighter futures for the next generation of vanilla farmers in Madagascar.

A partner since 2020, WOLF have hosted two annual Ramadan campaigns called The Give for Good Festival.

In 2013, we formed an ambitious global partnership with GSK. Together, we aim to help save one million children's lives. Read more.

IKEA and the IKEA Foundation have jointly become one of our largest global supporters raising millions of pounds. Find out more.

Castle Water is working with customers to help give children caught up in emergencies access to safe, clean drinking water when they need it most. Read more.

Our corporate charity partnerships harness the expertise of companies & employees to help improve children’s lives. Find out how to become a charity partner.

We're partnering with Prudence Foundation in Asia to work on child education and build community resilience to natural disasters. Read more.

In 2011, we started working with Johnson & Johnson in the UK to improve the lives of some of the poorest families in the country. Read more.

Save the Children was first selected as WHSmith’s charity Christmas card beneficiary in 2014; our partnership has gone from strength to strength. Read more.