Category: Charity Partnerships

Bringing together colleagues from across the country, PureGym will take part in a 7-day nonstop challenge from Aberdeen to Plymouth to raise £250k for Mental Health UK.

Mental Health UK and Lloyds Banking Group launch new programme to tackle mental health challenge in young people across the UK

In 2017, Lloyds Banking Group colleagues voted for Mental Health UK to be their chosen charity partner. The partnership has raised an amazing £6.5 million so far, smashing the original target of £2 million per year.

Mental Health UK is proud to announce its role as charity partner of This Can Happen, a new conference for companies founded by Jonny Benjamin MBE and Neil Laybourn, which will take place in November 2018.

Lloyds Bank and charity partner Mental Health UK have today re-launched their #GetTheInsideOut advertising campaign, which aims to encourage more people to feel comfortable speaking about mental health.

For this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week 2018, eve Sleep is donating £5 to Mental Health UK for every mattress sold.

Today, we are pleased to announce our partnership with the independent digital marketing consultancy QueryClick. The consultancy has launched a 12-month fundraising campaign to raise funds for Mental Health UK taking place from March 2018 to March 2019.

Lloyds Bank and Mental Health UK have launched a new TV advertising campaign on Channel 4 to encourage more people to feel comfortable speaking about mental health.

Lloyds Bank and Mental Health UK are launching a new TV advertising campaign on Channel 4 to encourage more people to feel comfortable speaking about mental health and to inspire those living with a condition to speak up and #GetTheInsideOut. The campaign goes live on Time to Talk Day on 1 February 2018.

Royal Mail has launched a special film entitled “Everyday People” as part of its programme of work to increase awareness and break down stigma relateed to mental health in the workplace and UK communities, with the help of a Boxing Poet Laureate. 

On 11th July 2017, six very brave individuals from Pizza Hut Restaurants head office took part in a 30,000 ft skydive, all in aid of charity. Pizza Hut Restaurants have been proudly supporting Mental Health UK for just over a year, with a goal of raising awareness of mental health in the work place, helping to change attitudes, so that anyone feels able to ask for support if they need it.

Today marks the launch of a partnership between Mental Health UK and Royal Mail. Over the next three years Royal Mail will work with three charities as part of a strategic commitment to mental well-being.