RSPCA Cornwall Seeks Corporate Partners for 2024 to Sustain Animal Welfare

The RSPCA branch in Cornwall, renowned for its dedication to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming mistreated, unwanted, and neglected animals, is actively seeking corporate sponsors for the year 2024. 

Operating as a self-funded entity, the branch relies heavily on the support of generous businesses to carry out its critical mission.

Throughout 2023, the branch received invaluable support from a variety of Cornish-based businesses, which played a pivotal role in the branch’s ability to provide care and shelter to hundreds of animals. The businesses that stepped up to support this noble cause include:

• Kings College Services
• Naked Solar
• Francis Clark
• RAF St Mawgan
• Watergate Bay Hotel
• Pencarrow
• Meiloci
• Glenn Humphries Landscaping Ltd
• Home Nansledan

These corporate partners not only contributed financially but also helped raise awareness for the cause, demonstrating a shared commitment to animal welfare and community wellbeing.

As 2024 approaches, the RSPCA Cornwall branch is extending an invitation to other organisations to join this compassionate network of supporters. Becoming a partner with the RSPCA offers businesses a unique opportunity to engage in corporate social responsibility initiatives, including volunteering days and fun challenges that foster team spirit and contribute to a significant cause.

The branch emphasises the mutual benefits of such partnerships, offering businesses a chance to enhance their community image, engage their employees in meaningful activities, and make a tangible difference in the lives of animals in need.

For businesses interested in exploring partnership opportunities with the RSPCA Cornwall branch, the organisation is eager to discuss potential collaborations and how these can be tailored to fit the interests and capacities of each corporate sponsor. Organisations are encouraged to reach out via info@rspcacornwall.org.uk to learn more about how they can contribute to this vital work and help ensure the continued welfare of animals in Cornwall.