Back to News How Your Business Can Make a Difference At Crossroads Care Charity, we know that strong communities are built through strong partnerships. Every year, local businesses help us continue supporting unpaid carers, older people and people living with dementia across Rotherham, Sheffield, Doncaster and the wider South Yorkshire area. Whether you’re a small independent business or a large organisation, there are plenty of ways to get involved. Corporate Volunteering Give your team the opportunity to make a real difference. From helping at fundraising events and supporting community projects to lending a hand in our charity shop or Dementia Garden, volunteering is a fantastic way to build team spirit while giving back to the local community. Fundraising Host a bake sale, take on a challenge event, organise a raffle or nominate us as your Charity of the Year. Every pound raised helps us continue delivering vital services to local families. Sponsorship Support one of our events, campaigns or projects and showcase your commitment to your local community. Sponsorship opportunities are available throughout the year, including fundraising events, awareness campaigns and community initiatives. Skills-Based Support Not every contribution has to be financial. If your business can offer professional expertise, materials, equipment or services, we’d love to hear from you. From marketing and gardening to construction, printing and IT support, your skills can make a lasting impact. Donate Financial donations, gifts in kind and unwanted stock all help us continue providing practical support to those who need it most. Every partnership, no matter how big or small, helps us improve the lives of unpaid carers and the people they care for. If you’d like to discuss how your business can support Crossroads Care Charity, we’d love to hear from you. Together, we can create stronger communities across South Yorkshire. 01709 360 272 Liz.hopkinson@crossroadsrotherham.co.uk Latest News Help Us Grow Our Dementia Garden Could Someone in Your Team Be an Unpaid Carer? Carers Week 2026