ChildLine has announced a year-long partnership with TM Retail, whose 1400 stores trade as Martin's, McColl's, Forbuoys and Dillons.
Through a combination of staff fundraising events and initiatives, and customer donations to on-counter collection boxes, the company hopes to raise over £100,000 for ChildLine.
The National Trust, in association with MBNA Europe Ltd. has launched the new National Trust MasterCard, which aims to raise more than £2 million in five years for its continuing conservation work.
The Trust will receive £15 from the first transaction made after the opening of a new account, 30 pence for every £100 spent and £2 annually for every card which remains active.
EDF Energy has selected Mencap as its new charity partner. Mencap was chosen for its ability to engage with staff at a local level and develop a partnership that is integrated into several strands of EDF Energy's core business.
Five hundred contact centre workers from Bank of Scotland will take a break from banking business tomorrow night to answer telephone calls from people donating money to Comic Relief.
The Family Planning Association has announced the Launch of its biggest ever fundraising appeal, through which it hopes to raise £500,000 for Speakeasy.
Imperial War Museum (IWM) North has launched a corporate membership programme to support the continuation of its Volunteer Programme.
The new Movers and Shapers Corporate Membership Scheme offers companies the opportunity to work with IWM North and the volunteers by offering placements, shadowing and work-based advice.
Dollond & Aitchison has reached its three-year target of raising £100,000 for Fight for Sight through the sale of pin badges and the hosting of fundraising events.
Several branches of Dollond and Aitchison are still due to hold Fight for Sight fundraising events next week. These will be held in Nailsea, Truro and Southampton.
Disability United is a new consortium formed to represent the corporate fundraising efforts of the UK's leading disability charities - Action for Blind People, Leonard Cheshire, Mencap and MS Society.
Retailer the House of Fraser has donated £40,000 to the NSPCC this year, but also managed to persuade some of its corporate partners to contribute as well.
New Philanthropy Capital is delighted to announce that the Guardian's 2003 Christmas Charity Appeal is focusing on domestic violence charities in the UK.
