Support Our Mission
At The Holding Palette CIC, we believe that meaningful creative mental health support should be accessible to more people, regardless of their circumstances.
As a community interest company, we reinvest our surplus to support our social purpose. Our longer-term ambition is to help children and young people who face barriers to accessing specialist mental health support by subsidising clinical art psychotherapy.
Support from individuals, organisations and local businesses can help us widen access to our Therapeutic Arts Programmes, provide creative opportunities for communities through The Inkstone, and develop projects that respond to local needs.
Whether through donations, sponsorship, materials or partnership opportunities, your support can help us create more spaces for expression, connection and emotional wellbeing.
Get Involved: Support our community activity
Join Our Creative Community
From time to time, we welcome people who can help with events, welcoming participants, preparing creative spaces and supporting community activities.
If you are interested in volunteering with The Holding Palette or The Inkstone, we would be happy to hear from you.
Work With Us as a Creative Practitioner
Are you an artist, maker or creative practitioner interested in community-based work?
Through The Inkstone, an initiative of The Holding Palette CIC, we are interested in connecting with local creatives who may wish to contribute to workshops, participatory projects or future collaborations.
Become a Sponsor
Support The Holding Palette CIC to bring more creative, emotionally safe spaces into the community. Sponsorship helps us provide materials, subsidised places, community workshops and therapeutic arts programmes, making it easier for people to access creativity, connection and early emotional support.

How Your Sponsorship Can Help
Local businesses and organisations can support The Holding Palette CIC through one-off or ongoing sponsorship.
Your support can help widen access to our work by contributing towards art materials, subsidised participant places, therapeutic arts programmes and community creative projects.
We welcome conversations with organisations interested in supporting creative mental health, early emotional support and community connection across Trafford and Greater Manchester.
£50 — contributes towards art materials for a small-group session
£150 — contributes towards a subsidised workshop or participant places
£300 — helps support participation in a six-week therapeutic arts programme
£600–£1,000 — makes a meaningful contribution towards a community-based therapeutic arts programme or creative participation project
