Charity of the Year (COTY)

To explore Charity of the Year partnership opportunities with us, please contact us at corporate@mndassociation.org.

Home Décor

Home Décor is one of Europe’s leading suppliers of contemporary bedroom furniture, supplying products to retail, distribution, new-build construction and online markets.  

Home Décor have been our charity partner since early 2023, inspired by a member of their staff who was living with MND. Staff have taken part in fundraising events including charity walks, marathons and step challenges. They recently extended their partnership with the Association for another year to support our cause. 

Rendall & Rittner

Rendall & Rittner Ltd is a leading UK residential property management company, managing over 90,000 homes across the UK.  

They selected us as their charity partner in early 2024 after a staff vote.  A member of their staff  has been affected by MND and we have a 3-year partnership. Staff take part in a mix of fundraising events across the year, including a company-wide wide step challenge in May.  Rendall & Rittner has also supported the Association with fabulous raffle prizes, raising further funds for people affected by MND. 

UPP Ltd

UPP Ltd, University Partnerships Programme Limited, is the UK’s largest provider of on-campus residential and academic accommodation infrastructure.   

UPP approached the Association in early 2024 about becoming our COTY partner after fundraising for us in 2023.  Their commitment to the cause is deeply personal: In late 2022, one of their team members was diagnosed with MND. Since then, UPP has undertaken many fundraising challenges with passion and determination.  

Staff take part in a mix of fundraising events throughout the year including some significant challenges, such as Snowdon and Scafell Pike. They have also conquered Ben Nevis, the UK’s highest peak at 1,345m. This gruelling challenge completed their hat-trick of mountain ascents, proving just how far they’re willing to go in support of people living with and affected by MND.