Practical ways to collaborate
Financial support, employee volunteering and educational expertise could help develop meaningful programmes. Device or connectivity donations, accessible venues and technology support may also reduce practical barriers.
Start with community needs
A useful partnership starts with the people it aims to support. We welcome proposals that explain the need, expected contribution, delivery responsibilities and how a project could be sustained.
Clear boundaries
Support does not buy editorial influence over independent guidance. Beneficiary information must not become commercial leads. Any relationship with a telecommunications organisation should be declared and managed in the Foundation’s interests.
Discuss a proposal
Tell us about your organisation, the type of collaboration you have in mind and the communities it could benefit. Please do not send private beneficiary data in an initial enquiry.
A little guidance can make a big difference.
Take the next step at your own pace. Our guides are a good place to start.