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PBI invites your support to enable us to assist those who suffer with a blood disorder.

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Benefits of a partnership with PBI

When you partner with PBI, you will be:

  • Supporting research, clinical trials, and education and community awareness programs;
  • Aligning your business objectives with your corporate social responsibility strategy;
  • Building brand awareness and brand exposure; and
  • Making a difference in the community through a partnership based on healthy living and shared values.

Partnership options 

There are many ways in which you can partner with us:

  • Sponsorship - includes research, clinical trials, educational and promotional programs and events.
  • Cause-related marketing - align your products and services with PBI’s programs and activities.
  • Event partnering - support one or more of PBI’s promotional and educational events aimed at the community and health professionals.
  • Employee engagement - staff can get involved in fundraising, undertake corporate challenges on behalf of PBI, or volunteer to share skills and experience, learn new skills and gain valuable work experience.
  • Workplace giving - payroll giving enables your employees to give directly to PBI (pre-tax) through payroll deductions; and company-matching of donations encourages and maximises staff donations.

Download employee giving form Download employee giving guide

To discuss a tailor-made corporate sponsorship package please contact our CEO, Cate Cassarchis or complete an expression of interest form.

Corporate Partnership - Expression of Interest form

Published: 17th January, 2020

Updated: 12th February, 2020

Author: Anita Lee

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