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Corporate Partnerships

We are always looking to develop corporate partnerships and explore new opportunities with businesses.

chickenshed performing at kensington palace, lot's of confetti falling on stage

We currently have partnerships with a diverse range of companies, including SMEs and global multi-million-pound corporations.

We are always open to exploring new opportunities for mutually beneficial collaborations with businesses. 

There are multiple avenues through which you and your team can engage with us, and every pound you contribute will support our mission of building a society that celebrates diversity and empowers every individual to thrive.

Amber Ogunsanya William talks at Multiplex
Chickenshed Alumni Amber Ogunsanya William shares her Chickenshed Story at Multiplex

How we work together

  • Charity of the Year Partnership

    We’d be delighted to work with you as your Charity of the Year partner. 

    Our experienced team will support you every step of the way with your fundraising, ensuring that you can see the impact your support is making. Whether that’s visiting our theatre, or meeting some of our students in your offices, we can create a bespoke partnership which goes beyond raising money, but also helps change lives.

  • Event Sponsorship

    By sponsoring a Chickenshed event you will not only increase your profile with our passionate supporters, but also directly support our work.

  • Advertising

    Each year our Christmas show generates a footfall of approximately 10,000 people from across London and beyond. Advertising your business in our Christmas programme is great opportunity to reach a wider demographic.

  • Gifts in Kind

    Every year we are extremely fortunate to have fantastic support from companies who have provided us with pro bono support or gifts in kind. This support is invaluable, as we often do not have the expertise in house, which is needed for the day to day running of Chickenshed.

Get in touch

  • email

    corporate@chickenshed.org.uk

    Any questions? Simply send over an email.

Julie Wood

Julie Wood

Partnerships Fundraising Manager

Partnerships Fundraising Manager

Read more about Julie

Corporate Training

We’ve been pioneers of diversity and inclusion over 5 decades. Our training programme PER(FOR)MANCE champions difference through inclusion.

Find out more about perFORmance, our expert-led D&I training.

D&I training in action

We’ve been pioneers of diversity and inclusion over 5 decades. Our training champions difference through inclusion.

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