Digital technologies are essential in today’s modern world. These days, organisations (maybe even yours!) expect staff, clients and customers to have sufficient digital access and skills to use online services. But even in countries with high levels of digital infrastructure like the UK, significant digital inequalities remain.
This digital divide limits opportunities, hinders economic productivity, and exacerbates social inequalities. Supporting digital inclusion could unlock over £13.7 billion in tangible economic benefits for the UK and enable millions to become happier, healthier and better off.
Your organisation can play a vital role in fixing the digital divide by partnering with us.
Become a corporate or strategic partner
Our mission, to fix the digital divide for good, is bold and ambitious. We need collaborative and innovative partners to help us tackle the deepening digital exclusion in our society.
Since launching our strategy to fix the digital divide, we’ve developed strong partnerships with a number of trusted organisations. They’ve made a significant investment in multi-year partnerships to help us achieve our vision of a digitally inclusive society.
By becoming a corporate partner, you’ll collaborate with like-minded experts to address the deepening digital divide. You’ll advocate for action with various stakeholders, including the government, businesses, and the public; use industry experience to tackle key challenges; and increase engagement with the thousands of Digital Inclusion Hubs in the National Digital Inclusion Network.
Join our trusted strategic partners
Virgin Media O2
Virgin Media O2 became our first strategic partner with a £2m donation to fix the digital divide. They support our pioneering National Databank initiative, donating over 61 million GB of free O2 mobile data to help those affected by the cost-of-living crisis stay connected.
Vodafone
Our three-year strategic partnership with Vodafone focuses on eradicating digital inequalities. Building on their everyone.connected initiative, Vodafone has supported us to provide free mobile connectivity, including distributing over 51,000 SIMs via our National Databank.
Nominet
As a strategic partner, Nominet is investing £4.5m over three years to help vulnerable people get connected. Their funding supports our National Digital Inclusion Network, enabling us to distribute free data and devices and provide digital skills training across communities.
Accenture
More information on our new strategic partnership coming soon!
A partnership with purpose for your organisation
Whether a long-term strategic partner or a corporate supporter, not only will your organisation help fix this digital divide by partnering with Good Things, you’ll also:
- Make a powerful contribution towards your Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) strategy
- Prove your commitment to social and environmental impact on a national scale, whilst demonstrating the importance of community-centred solutions
- Enhance your organisation’s reputation by committing to help 1 million people become digitally included by 2025, in line with our strategy
- Ensure nobody is left behind in the digital transformation of services, showing your responsibility to your customers, employees and the communities in which you work
Let's talk partnership
Digital inclusion is no longer a nice-to-have, but a need-to-have. People across the UK urgently need access, digital skills and support - and we can’t achieve this alone.
Let's explore how a partnership with us can benefit both your organisation and digital inclusion. Get in touch with our friendly team to explore a partnership opportunity that's right for you.
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.
Can’t partner right now? Consider a donation
Any donation, no matter the size, helps connect more households and empower individuals with essential digital skills.