The partnership will raise much needed funds and awareness to help Acacia continue to provide vital services to new parents suffering from debilitating pre- and post-natal depression.
As well as fundraising, CUDOS Creative will also be using their social channels and website to raise the charity’s profile in the region, as well as donating studio time for them to market themselves more effectively, enabling them to help even more people in desperate need.
Kate Curry, director of CUDOS Creative and vice-president of the Royal Sutton Coldfield Chamber of Commerce, said: “Living in our wonderful town as a creative business owner and parent of two children, my ethos is all about creating a positive difference within our community for the benefit of others leaving a lasting legacy.
“From experience, I know how challenging those years can be as you transition into new parenthood and the difference it can make with the right support around you.
“Acacia Family Support are a vital service that more people need to know about - and with charities struggling now more than ever with the cost of living crisis affecting their income, it’s imperative that we as businesses step up and do what we can to support them.”
Kate Davarzadeh, of Acacia Family Support, said: “We are delighted to be chosen by CUDOS Creative as their Charity of the Year for a second year running!
“Over the past year, we have loved working with the team, they have taken the time to listen and learn about our charity and have gone above and beyond to support us, from offering complimentary design time, to raising funds through taking part in the London Marathon.
“We have been impressed with their ethos and their commitment to supporting our charity, and the community as a whole.
“Partnerships such as these play a vital role in enabling us to continue our work. We are looking forward to another year of working together to make a difference.”
