Corporate Partnerships at Good Things

Why work with us?

At Good Things Foundation, we believe that digital inclusion is essential for a fair and equitable society.

8.5 million adults lack the most basic digital skills in the UK today, 7.5 million don't have the basic digital skills needed for work, and 1.5 million don't have a smartphone, tablet or laptop.

By partnering with us, your organisation can make a meaningful impact on communities across the country while achieving your corporate social responsibility goals. 

What partnership options are available with us?

Strategic Partnerships

Support our core programmes and help us reach more digitally excluded people through sustained, strategic investment.

Project Partnerships

Collaborate on bespoke projects addressing specific aspects of digital exclusion that align with your business objectives and social impact goals.

Research & Advocacy

Join the organisations partnering through our ‘What Works Co-Lab for Digital Inclusion’ to pioneer research, shape policy and drive systemic change.

Make a Corporate Donation

If you’d like to support our work with a one-time or recurring corporate donation, you can make a difference today. Your contribution will help us continue our mission to fix the digital divide and ensure everyone can benefit from the digital world.

Get in touch

A woman smiling at a Fix The Digital Divide event with partners

Ready to explore how your organisation can partner with Good Things Foundation?

Our Corporate Partnerships team is here to discuss how we can create impact together.

Contact us

Other ways to support digital inclusion

Become a local or regional partner

One of our most effective interventions comes from partnerships with local and regional organisations like local authorities and NHS trusts. We need more to help us fix the digital divide at a regional and local level.

Contribute your devices to the National Device Bank

We partner with established private & public sector organisations to turn their old tech into opportunities for digital inclusion.