Corporate partnerships
By partnering with Duchenne UK, you’ll be supporting a cause as innovative, forward-thinking and strategic as your business.
Imagine what we can accomplish together
Our corporate partners have made it possible for us to change the clinical research landscape for Duchenne in the UK, and drive our innovative work, such as groundbreaking technological developments like Elevex, the world’s first upper-body mobility device.

Why partner with us?
How your company can help

There are lots of ways to get involved. Choose what works best for your team:
We will work together to create a tailor-made for you partnership.
We have many opportunities for your team to take part in challenges, like our flagship VIP cycling event the Duchenne Dash, and have charity places available for high profile running and swimming events.
Double the impact by matching what your employees raise.
Sponsor our flagship VIP cycling event, the Duchenne Dash. Gain visibility and help fund vital research.
Share your skills, services, or products. Leverage your unique skills as a business to help us do more for families.
Rabobank and Duchenne UK – A partnership built on determination
In 2024, Duchenne UK welcomed a remarkable new corporate partner: Rabobank.
Their support began with a deeply personal connection. When Luca, the son of Rabobank employee David Mulroy, was diagnosed with Duchenne, the team rallied behind the cause with energy and creativity.
Rabobank didn’t just donate – they found inventive ways to make a difference.
From selling office furniture and giving the proceeds to Duchenne UK, to 26 team members running the Royal Parks Half Marathon, their commitment wasinspiring.
David and his wife Lindsey went even further, cycling the Duchenne Dash twice, joined by Rabobank colleagues each time.
Their efforts didn’t stop there. Rabobank also backed Duchenne UK through the Big Give Christmas Challenge, providing match funding that doubled donations and amplified impact.
By the end of 2025, this incredible partnership had raised over £200,000– a sum that will help fund vital research, improve care, and bring hope to families affected by Duchenne.


