Price Bailey nominates Samaritans as charity partner

Award-winning accounting firm Price Bailey selects 24-hour emotional support charity Samaritans as their charity partner, this comes as the organisation reinstates its Charity Partnership initiative following the pandemic.

Every 10 seconds, Samaritans responds to a call for help.

The charity supports anyone struggling to cope. Its 22,000 trained listening volunteers are located in over 200 branches and locations across the UK and Ireland, along with 1,300 trained listener volunteers in prisons..
The work of the organisation provides critical support to those in a time of crisis, struggling to cope or at risk of suicide, often through its 24/7 telephone helpline.

Sam Gale, Corporate Partnerships Manager at Samaritans comments:

“Our partnership with Price Bailey will help Samaritans to meet ever-evolving demands for support as we continue to live through uncertain and worrying times for many.

“It’s thanks to the amazing support of our partners, like Price Bailey, that we can continue to invest further in our services, ensuring we can be there, 24 hours a day, every day of the year.

“This partnership will further drive our efforts to help more people, and we can’t wait to see
what we will achieve together”.

Catherine Hardinge, CSR Partner at Price Bailey comments:

“I’m pleased to announce our decision to support Samaritans as our charity partner, which also marks the re-introduction of our Charity Partnership initiative following a break during the pandemic.

“Here at Price Bailey, we’re passionate about well-being, working hard to support our people
through trained Mental Health Ambassadors and our 24/7 Employee Assistance Programme.

“For some people, they don’t have anywhere to turn in times of crisis, and that is where the Samaritans can provide a lifeline to those in times of need.

“The passion and commitment to mental-health support displayed by the Samaritans team
resonated with the values of our organisation, and we look forward to working with the organisation in the future”.

Find out more about the work of the Samaritans here.