Local businesses are providing valuable support to the town’s Stephen Joseph Theatre through a corporate partnership scheme.
The latest business to join the SJT’s scheme, which sees them pay a set fee each year and enjoy a range of benefits, is Yorkshire-based chartered accountants Lloyd Dowson.
Vanessa Rowbottom from Lloyd Dowson says:
“It is important to us at Lloyd Dowson to support local organisations. We recognise and greatly value the vital role that the SJT has to play within the community and we wanted to show our commitment by being a corporate partner.”
Other local corporate partners are DIY, hardware, workwear, homeware and gardening store Clock’s Home and Garden, and solicitors Pinkney Grunwells Lawyers LLP.
Jane Kemp-Buglass from Clock’s Home and Garden says:
“The SJT is a jewel to be treasured. Theatre lifts the spirits it’s a tonic which should be experienced by everyone. As corporate partners we hope our support of the SJT helps it deliver its community programme. It’s one way of reaching out and giving back, thanking the wider community that supports us.”
Kim Boynton from Pinkney Grunwells says:
“We’re thrilled to support the Stephen Joseph Theatre as it occupies such a central and important place in Scarborough – in both location and with the work it does. In addition to putting on brilliant theatrical performances for the general public, it also does fantastic outreach work, and we are very pleased to be able to support that.”
Corporate partners’ contributions are used towards community work across the Borough of Scarborough. They also receive a range of annual benefits, including a number of complimentary tickets which they can use for staff or clients.
The SJT’s Fundraising and Development Officer, Stephanie Dattani, says:
“Becoming a corporate partner by supporting the SJT is a chance to give back to the local community here in Scarborough, offering much needed financial assistance towards valuable and essential cultural engagement in areas of need, while at the same time aligning your brand with a highly engaged cultural audience and an exclusive package of benefits to use as you choose.”
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