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Our partners and funders
Since our 2009 founding, we’ve collaborated with 100+ organisations to identify solutions to make it easier for people to live healthy lives. We believe that all sectors, including the private sector, must be part of the solution for effective, sustainable progress to be made in confronting the world’s biggest killer: chronic disease.
We aim to work with all industry sectors that can show that their goal is to promote the health of the public. C3 will not work with the tobacco industry. We are committed to creating a trusting and neutral environment for all who genuinely wish to contribute to better physical activity and nutrition for all, and an end to tobacco use.
Learn more about our work with businesses, community engagement, and health professionals. Interested to learn more about becoming a C3 partner or funder? Please contact us.
Our current partners and funders:
As a partner and/or funder of C3 you commit to:
- Improving health in your organisation
- Joint actions based on robust evidence
- Not exploiting C3’s work purely for public relations gains or for forwarding an agenda inconsistent with health improvement
- Declaring any perceived or real conflicts of interest with our guiding principles
- Allowing us to retain intellectual integrity over our projects
- Wherever possible, permitting us to share the learning with our wider network
We share our values to ensure transparent, conflict-free collaboration with all partners and funders. C3’s director makes all funding or collaboration decisions and reports these to the Board for approval. Where questions of potential or perceived conflicts arise, the Board of Trustees determines the final decision.
Contact us for our partnership values document.
Past partners and funders:
If you have an interest in one of our current or past partners/funders, please do get in touch and we will be happy to discuss any of our work.
Active Newham
AstraZeneca
Baker McKenzie
Britvic
Broadstone
Bupa
Bupa CMO network
Cancer Research UK
Cherie Blair Foundation for Women
City of Westminster
The College of Contemporary Health
Commonwealth Secretariat
Debategraph
De Montfort University (Square Mile)
Diabetes UK
Discovery Vitality
The Economist Intelligence Unit
ENS4Care
European Association for the Study of Obesity (EASO)
European Commission (EU Seventh Framework Programme FP7/2007–2013)
Fitness Industry Association (Shift into Sports Initiative)
Food and Health Research in Europe (FAHRE)
Framework Convention Alliance
GRAND (Global Research Against NCD) South
Health Innovation Network
House of St Barnabas
IBM
Instituto de Nutrición de Centroamérica y Panamá (INCAP)
Interreg VA Channel (European Regional Development Fund)
London Borough of Camden
London Borough of Islington
London Borough of Tower Hamlets
London Borough of Wandsworth
London Global Cancer Week
M&C Saatchi World Service
MATRIX Public Health Solutions
Mayer Brown
Medtronic Foundation
Mondelēz International
Morgan Stanley
NCD Alliance
NHS England
Nottingham Trent University
Novo Nordisk
Optum
Oxford Health Alliance
PeoplePlus
PepsiCo
Pillory Barn
Populus
Press Red
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Primary Care International
PruHealth
Punter Southall Health & Protection
RCNi
Real
Royal College of Nursing Foundation
RSA
Royal Society of Medicine
Sanofi
Serco Health
Smart Health Solutions, Inc.
Suffolk County Council
SustainAbility
Tesco
The Berkeley Partnership
The Coca-Cola Company
The Health Insurance Group (THIG)
the Sowerby Foundation
The Work Foundation
The Young Foundation
Uganda NCD Alliance
Uganda UK Health Alliance
Unilever
UnitedHealth Foundation
UnitedHealth Group
UnitedHealth Group’s Center for Nursing Advancement (US)
University College of London Centre for Behaviour Change
University of Cape Town Lung Institute
Uscreates
Younger Lives
Wellbeing People
Willis Towers Watson
