We launched our partnership with BHF in February 2023. Since then, our people have been running, baking, trekking, quizzing, cycling and much more to raise vital funds for the charity. Read our partnership impact reportpdf, 1.67 MB to see the latest updates on funds raised.

• The Heart Helpline to be free to call and more cardiac nurses to be available to answer your calls. The freephone number is 0808 802 1234. 
• Community defibrillators placed in areas where they’re most needed, with over 250 funded in the first two years of the programme. The programme will continue to open annually to applications, with the opportunity for anyone to apply for a funded defibrillator package on behalf of their local community organisation. To find out more head to BHF's defibrillator application page.

Quick CPR and defibrillation is vital to giving someone the best chance of survival after a cardiac arrest. Yet surveys suggest that a third of adults across the country have never undertaken any form of CPR training. That’s why we’re training our employees in CPR. Across the course of our partnership, we’re aiming to train thousands of employees using BHF’s RevivR tool. 

Would you know what to do if somebody’s heart stopped? Start BHF’s 15-minute online training course here.

Our latest partnership updates will be shared in our partnership impact report and via press releases or on our social media channels below:

• Year 1 Partnership impact reportpdf, 535.63 KB
• Year 2 Partnership impact reportpdf, 1.67 MB
• Royal Mail LinkedIn
• BHF LinkedIn
• IDS Press Centre
• Latest news from the BHF

Visit the BHF website for more information on the charity and how you can support their work.