Our sponsors

We are incredibly grateful for the generosity of our sponsors and supporters of The Cambridge Rare Disease Showcase 2025.

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The National Lottery Community Fund awards money raised by National Lottery players to communities across the UK, working with local groups and UK-wide charities, enabling people and communities to thrive.

Our sponsors and supporters have provided financial support for this event. This event has been organised by Beacon and neither our sponsors nor supporters have determined the content or organisation. All funds received by pharmaceutical companies have been used in accordance with the ABPI code.

Sponsorship opportunities

We’re excited to invite you to partner with The Cambridge Rare Disease Showcase 2025; an event that unites industry experts, patient groups, healthcare providers, and public bodies under one roof. This unique platform not only elevates your brand’s impact, credibility, and visibility within the rare diseases field but also directly supports initiatives that improve patient care and drive progress for those affected by rare diseases.

Why Sponsor?

By becoming a sponsor, you demonstrate your commitment to advancing the rare disease community and making a tangible difference in the lives of patients. This partnership helps raise your profile within the UK life sciences arena while empowering patient groups and supporting innovative research. Your sponsorship paves the way for meaningful connections with key sector players and contributes directly to breaking down barriers and driving real change.

We offer a range of partnership packages to suit every budget, with opportunities to speak, exhibit, and advertise, ensuring your support not only benefits you but also strengthens the rare disease community.

Join us in creating a future where no one walks their rare disease journey alone. Partner with The Cambridge Rare Disease Showcase 2025 for an experience that’s as transformative as it is impactful.

To find out more, contact Faith at faith@rarebeacon.org.

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