Project 21’s Partnership Network brings together businesses and organisations who share our vision of empowering people with Down’s Syndrome to belong, believe, and achieve.
Our partners make everything we do possible. Together, we’re making lives great.
Why Partner with Project 21?
💼 Corporate Social Responsibility
Demonstrate your organisation’s commitment to inclusion, diversity, and community impact through a meaningful partnership with a local charity making a real difference.
👥 Employee Engagement
Give your team opportunities to volunteer, fundraise, and connect with a cause that brings people together. Boost morale while making an impact.
📣 Brand Visibility
Your brand featured across our events, website, social media, and marketing materials — reaching families, businesses, and communities across East Anglia.
Partnership Opportunities
🏆 Charity of the Year
Select Project 21 as your organisation’s Charity of the Year. We’ll work with you to create a bespoke fundraising plan that engages your team and maximises impact.
🎗️ Sponsorship
Sponsor a table at our annual Charity Ball, support a specific programme, or fund a residential trip. Sponsorship opportunities tailored to your budget and goals.
🤝 Volunteering
Offer your team’s expertise, skills, and time. From fundraising events to hands-on support, there are many ways to get involved beyond financial contributions.
Our Valued Partners
We’re proud to work with organisations who believe in our mission and support us in making a difference every day.
⭐ Gold Partners
Sizewell C
Halo
Elite
🏢 Corporate Partners
Hudsons
🌍 Community Partners
Ipswich Town FC
University of Suffolk
DanceEast
💜 Supporters
Ed Sheeran
Mercedes
Become a Partner
We’d love to welcome you to the Project 21 Partnership Network. Whether you’re a local business, national brand, or community organisation — there’s a way to get involved that works for you.
Get in touch to discuss how we can work together:
“We couldn’t do this without you. Thank you for being on this journey with us and helping make lives great for people with Down’s Syndrome across East Anglia.”
The Project 21 Team