About us Corporate Partners Little Flower Penny Dinners - Corporate Partners We are very grateful for the support and collaboration of the incredible organisations - both large and small, that share our commitment to creating a positive impact in the community. Whether through monetary donations, volunteering time, or contributing surplus food, every act of generosity plays a vital role in our work. Each contribution, no matter the form, truly makes a difference. Contact Us to Learn More Thanks to this generosity, we are able to continue our mission of providing meals and essential support to those who need it most. If your organisation would like to get in touch with the Little Flower Penny Dinners about corporate fundraising, please contact us at: Phone: 01 453 6621 Email: [email protected] Ways for Charity Partners to Contribute: 1.Organise Workplace Fundraisers: Host internal fundraising events such as charity auctions, bake sales, dress-down days, or matched giving campaigns. These events not only raise funds but also engage employees around a shared cause. 2. Set Up a Corporate Giving Program: Allocate a portion of company profits, set up recurring donations, or introduce employee giving schemes where contributions are matched by the business, multiplying the impact. Companies can also allow customers or employees to choose which charity they want to support. 3. Run a Food Collection Drive: Encourage staff and customers to donate non-perishable food items through seasonal food drives or ongoing collection bins in offices, stores, or warehouses. A particularly good time of the year is during the Little Flower Penny Dinners National Food Bank Day which takes place in early September each year. 4. Donate Surplus Food or Goods Contribute surplus, short-dated, or mislabelled food products that are safe to consume. This reduces waste and directly supports people facing food insecurity. Especially if your organisation works within the food or grocery industry. 5. Leverage Networks to Raise Awareness Use corporate marketing channels, social media, newsletters, websites - to promote the charity’s mission and campaigns. Raising awareness encourages broader community support and engagement. 6. Charity Challenge A charity challenge, such as a walkathon or bike ride, can encourage employees to get active while raising funds for a good cause. Companies can provide incentives for employees who participate and reach fundraising goals. 7. Hosting a Charity Event or Evening Hosting a charity event, such as a special dinner or even a pub quiz where a percentage of funds raised go directly to a charity. This can bring together employees, clients, and partners to raise money for a good cause. This can also provide an opportunity for networking and team building. . Here are some of the organisations that have contributed to the Little Flower Penny Dinners in the last 2 years: Some of our Key Supporters Include: Toast.org: See More Spaces: See More Tesco Ireland: See More Diageo & Guinness: See More Teeling Whiskey Distillery: See More Heritage Credit Union: See More Manage Cookie Preferences