We are very thankful to the companies who choose to work in partnership with us and so help further our mission of bringing new hope in Christ, with practical help, gospel ministry and life changing projects.
Through partnering with International Aid Trust, your company can make a real impact for people living in poverty around the world. Connect and see the results of your support, through updates, videos, talks from our team, co-created social media content and even visits to overseas projects.
Develop your Corporate Social Responsibility and help your team to connect with what God is doing through our teams overseas and in the UK. There are so many ways you can get involved, including:
If you are interested in working together, please get in touch to discuss the possibilities contact: office@internationalaidtrust.org.uk.
We are really excited to be supporting the work of International Aid Trust. Their work in Sierra Leone was something we really felt connected to and wanted to be a part of. Education is something all children should have and something we take for granted. New Hope Academy will have such an impact on the lives of hundreds and hundreds of children and will provide opportunities in the future.
We were absolutely delighted that we could help International Aid trust by donating the shoeboxes. The charity does such amazing work, it’s the least we could do. Would like to thank all our team who were involved.
Poverty is complex. But we make an impact. Our approach considers social, economic and environmental aspects to ensure positive impact and lasting social change.
We have access to expertise and alliances at local, national and international level in 15 countries. Working with us connects you more than 500 staff, 550 partner organisations, 300,000 active supporters in the UK and 130 further organisations through our membership of ACT Alliance.
Being a Christian Aid partner connects you to a unique peer-to-peer network of 75,000 business leaders across the UK, America, Africa and Asia through our Salt Business Network.
Our commitment to ending poverty and injustice hasn’t wavered in 75 years. Because of our experience, we’re internationally respected as a skilled and trusted partner, consistently delivering lasting, life-changing outcomes.
The quality of our programmes, research and advocacy has made us a natural choice to lead and advise international alliances and campaigns.
We bring in-depth knowledge and technical expertise to the complex challenges relating to poverty, including climate change, tax justice, resilience and health.
Let’s see where your goals and ours intersect. You might want a stable supply of quality products, we want a fair price for farmers. You might be developing products and services that vulnerable and marginalised communities need, we want to increase access to markets for these communities. We have a vast global network – we work in Africa, the Americas, Asia and the Middle East. We can help you understand the risks and opportunities facing local communities across the globe and build sustainable solutions together.
The Philanthropic Capital Investment Fund is a collective giving platform which strategically manages your donation to maximise sustainable social impact through markets based solutions to poverty.
Help a fledgling business take off and you could lift hundreds out of poverty. You could fund a health project or provide emergency funding after a crisis. You could provide technology or expertise to build local skills. There are many ways to work with Christian Aid.
If you are an investor, you can connect with investable pipeline enterprises and support them directly to grow their businesses.
If you are a service provider, the skills of your employees could contribute to the development of small and growing businesses in the developing world.
We know large companies regularly deal with government at home and abroad. And we know that our concerns are often your concerns too. You can help us get heard in high places while your business gains a deeper understanding of poverty reduction and complex development challenges.
