

Corporate partnerships
We work with companies to create meaningful partnerships which not only meet your business objectives but also support some of the most marginalised young people in your local communities. By partnering with us, we can work together to develop your employees of today and tomorrow, as well as showcasing your brand to half a million DofE participants across the UK.
Together, we can support more young people to overcome challenges, achieve their goals and realise their future potential.
The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award has been running for nearly 70 years. In that time, we have evolved and become a trusted brand. More than 500,000 young people take part in a DofE programme each year building skills, confidence and resilience to support their transition from school to work.
By supporting the DofE charity, your business can:
- Change the lives of some of the most marginalised young people in the UK
- Grow your brand awareness within our network of young people, parents and carers, DofE Leaders and volunteers
- Connect directly with young people through our wide range of events
- Support your organisation’s EDI, CSR and sustainability goals
- Align your brand with a well-loved and trusted youth charity
- Attend exclusive DofE events throughout the year

Our partnerships are bespoke and adapted to meet specific business needs. Find out more about how we tailor every partnership and share our successes together.

From supporting your young employees to achieve their Gold Award, to offering staff community engagement and fundraising opportunities, we can work with you to engage and develop your teams.

The DofE offers unique opportunities to reach thousands of engaged young people to share your mission and showcase opportunities available in your industry.

The DofE works with businesses and brands that want to connect with our diverse audience of young people, parents and carers, and volunteers.

Meet our corporate partners and learn more about how we partner with them.

Learn about our partnerships and how you can support young people to access the DofE.