Community Partners
BCRC works with many companies who are
committed to supporting the work we do.
It is through the charitable support of these Community Partners, that we are able to continue to grow and develop both financially and in our relationships with the community.
As a BCRC Community Partner, you will be entering into a
two-way, collaborative partnership. We
understand the importance of flexibility and honesty, and that each business has different needs and objectives.
Partnerships are an important way to strengthen
our links with the local community through joint ventures with like-minded
individuals and businesses.
We aim to transparently raise funds and
increase our profile in the region and beyond, by developing honest and loyal
relationships with other organisations.
BCRC is committed to ensuring our relationships
are based on ethical concepts and have a strong community focus.
Through these partnerships we aim to
communicate the importance of a strong community focus and cement ourselves and
our partners as dedicated philanthropic entities.
As well as communicating this
message, we aim to deliver outstanding results in Cancer research for the
community and beyond and hope that we are able to take our community partners
on this journey with us.
Community partnerships are based around financial or substantial in-kind commitment to the Centre over a 1 - 5 year period.
Current Community Partners
WHK
is a longstanding supporter of BCRC, having been involved with the accounting administration since the Centre opened its doors in 1998. WHK continue to offer dedicated support to the BCRC through attendance and volunteer support at numerous events throughout the year and have recently signed a 5 year partnership helping to ensure the Centre achieves financial stability.
The Courier have supported BCRC from its humble beginnings, offering stakeholders regular, trusted media reports on the Centre's achievements and growth and financially assisting through The Ballarat Foundation Courier Charity Fund. The Courier's support of the Centre will take a new path in 2011, by subsidising half the cost of a two page quarterly newsletter throughout the year.