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Here is our New donation method which will allow you to be a member or add a donation as well as other types of assistance and corporate membership

We are incredibly thankful for any donations large or small as they make a massive difference to veterans, helping them to achieve their return to civilian life and obtain the services you and I take for granted, like being registered with a GP and other housing provisions. 

With this vital support, Squaddie Box is able to offer a secure postal address and a pathway to essential services for those who have served our country and our communities. This access is a fundamental lifeline—allowing individuals to apply for housing, employment, medical care, and financial support, giving them the tools to rebuild their lives with dignity.

For many who have proudly worn the uniform, losing a home can mean losing connection, identity, and access to help. Thanks to The National Lottery and its players, Squaddie Box can be there when they need it most, ensuring no veteran or emergency service worker faces homelessness alone.

We extend our sincere thanks to The National Lottery and every person who plays. Your support is not just funding a service—it is restoring hope, stability, and the opportunity for a fresh start to those who gave so much for others.

If you have homeless veterans or 999 Service personnel who are homeless please get in touch

– Squaddie Box (CIC)

How You can help us

At Squaddie Box CIC, we rely on the generosity and support of individuals, businesses, and organisations to help us achieve our mission: providing vital assistance to homeless veterans and emergency services personnel. By supporting us, you’re making a real difference in the lives of those who’ve served our nation.

If you can assist with any of the support options, please contact our Director, Dean Wormleighton @ dean@squaddiebox.org.uk

How Companies Can Support Squaddie Box CIC

    1. Corporate Donations
      Make a direct financial contribution to support the costs of providing personal mailboxes, essential resources, and community support to those in need.
    2. Sponsor a Box
      Consider sponsoring a Squaddie Box CIC. This option allows your business to pay for the cost of a mailbox, which can either be located at your business premises or at a more suitable location nearby. By sponsoring a box, you directly provide stability and dignity to someone in need.
    3. Sponsorship Opportunities
      Sponsor specific initiatives, such as funding a Squaddie Box CIC hub or helping us expand into new areas to reach more people.
    4. In-Kind Donations
      Donate goods or services that can assist our efforts, such as office supplies, printing, logistics, or technology solutions to streamline our operations.
    5. Employee Fundraising
      Organise fundraising events within your company, such as charity runs, bake sales, or raffles, to raise money for Squaddie Box CIC.
    6. Volunteering
      Encourage employees to volunteer their time and skills. Whether it’s helping us with administration, logistics, or outreach, their expertise can make a big difference.
    7. Cause-Related Marketing
      Partner with Squaddie Box CIC to create mutually beneficial campaigns. For example, donate a percentage of sales from a specific product or service to our cause.
    8. Payroll Giving
      Set up payroll giving schemes to allow employees to make regular donations to Squaddie Box CIC directly from their salaries.
    9. Advocacy and Awareness
      Help spread the word about Squaddie Box CIC through your networks, newsletters, and social media channels to increase awareness of our mission.

Benefits of Supporting Squaddie Box CIC

  • Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): Demonstrate your company’s commitment to supporting veterans and emergency service personnel, aligning with your CSR goals.
  • Positive Brand Image: Strengthen your brand by associating with a cause that resonates with a wide audience.
  • Employee Engagement: Involve your workforce in meaningful initiatives that boost morale, team spirit, and a sense of purpose.
  • Community Impact: Make a tangible difference in the lives of homeless veterans and emergency workers, showing your commitment to improving local communities.
  • Tax Benefits: Donations to charities are often tax-deductible, providing financial advantages to your organisation.

Why Your Support Matters

Homelessness among veterans and emergency service personnel is a growing issue, but together, we can make a difference. By partnering with Squaddie Box CIC, you’re helping to provide a secure postal address and vital support to those rebuilding their lives after service.

Every contribution, no matter how big or small, helps us bring hope, dignity, and stability to those who’ve given so much.

Sponsor a Box Today

Sponsoring a box is a simple yet powerful way to make an impact. By covering the cost of a Squaddie Box CIC, you’ll provide someone in need with a secure postal address, a vital first step towards rebuilding their life. You can choose to host the box at your business location or sponsor a box at a nearby, more suitable location.

Get Involved

Contact us to discuss how your company can support Squaddie Box CIC. Together, we can create lasting change.

We would like to thank Hitched Tow Bars for their support and donation to Squaddie Box (CIC) in support of homeless veterans – They have also signed up to the armed Forces Covenant 

Click on the image to go to their website and Veterans & Emergency Services can get a 5% discount on their products 

REFER A VETERAN

Squaddie Box Contact Form should you find a veteran in need, please let us know or refer them to us hopefully before it gets too bad for them as squaddie is not just the provision of a permanent address letter box as we are fully aware many things happen before homelessness is the primary concern. Our team have lived experience of military life and both physical and mental health issues that help to identify with our veteran community.