Portfolio North has partnered with Yorkshire Children’s Charity to support the organisation in promoting its services across the region.
The leading publication will support the charity with regular editorial features and promotion of its events, helping to raise its profile across Yorkshire and the North East and encourage vital donations to help boost its support of families in need.
Yorkshire Children’s Charity is committed to raising and donating millions of pounds each year to help improve the lives of disadvantaged children and young people across Yorkshire and the North East.
Through its project and campaign work, grant giving programmes, volunteer networks and partnerships with schools and local communities, the charity works hard to help children live an inclusive life, full of opportunities and fair chances, regardless of health issues, disabilities or financial circumstances.
The charity also runs a range of fundraising and social events throughout the year, including its flagship awards events, A Night Under the Stars at Grantley Hall and The Yorkshires, which Portfolio North will sponsor in 2024.
Cassie Moyse, director at Portfolio North, said: “Myself and the Portfolio North team are delighted to welcome Yorkshire Children’s Charity as our Yorkshire charity partner.
“Supporting local charities and shining a light on the life-changing work they do is incredibly important to us. We’ve been supporting charities in the North East for seven years now and are looking forward to doing the same with our new Yorkshire publication.
“We’ve worked with our clients in raising over £365,000 for local charities, community action projects and grassroot sports clubs in the North East over the years, and are now dedicated to supporting children’s charities.
“Our most recent fundraising event raised vital funds for a range of children’s charities, including Heel & Toe Children’s Charity, which supports children with cerebral palsy and other physical disabilities, as well as Great North Children’s Hospital, NE Youth and Bravehearts of the North East.
“We are very proud to be partnering with Yorkshire Children’s Charity, which is such an important organisation within Yorkshire, and are thrilled to be sponsoring The Yorkshires this year.”
Speaking on the partnership, Charlotte Farrington, CEO of Yorkshire Children’s Charity, said: “We are really pleased to be partnering with Portfolio North. Through exciting editorial features and dedicated promotional support, the publication will help us reach more people and, in turn, help us raise more funds to transform the lives of children and young people in need across Yorkshire.
“We look forward to having Portfolio North at The Yorkshires this year as one of our key sponsors and are excited to see what the future holds for our partnership in the coming months.”
The event, which will take place on May 9th at Rudding Park in Harrogate, celebrates excellence within Yorkshire’s commercial property sector.
In a fun and relaxed setting, businesses, clients and friends are invited to celebrate the industry’s successes and network with up to 700 peers, all while raising much-needed funds for disadvantaged children across Yorkshire.
Yorkshire Children’s Charity will be a key charity partner of Portfolio North in 2024, alongside other organisations such as The Great North Children’s Hospital Foundation, Heel & Toe Children’s Charity, NE Youth and Brave Hearts of the North East.
The North East-based publication is published on a bi-monthly basis and reaches 35,000 readers per print edition. Last year, it reached 49 million impressions across its growing social media platforms and website, which are updated daily with news, updates and exclusive content from across the region.
Its Yorkshire edition, which launched in September last year, is distributed to homes, businesses and hospitality venues across the region, reaching over 15,000 readers. Each edition features news, updates and exclusive business and lifestyle content from businesses across Yorkshire.
Each year, Portfolio North continues to help its clients achieve their fundraising goals. Most recently, the publication played a key role in supporting leading property expert, Bradley Hall, in raising £360,000 for local charities in the North East via its annual Festive Fundraiser.
