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Become an RNLI beach lifeguard partner

From sponsorship opportunities and getting RNLI lifeguards to patrol your beaches, to valuable research data and insights, there are many ways partnering with our lifeguard service can provide huge benefits to your organisation

Why become an RNLI beach lifeguard partner?

The RNLI's lifeguard service keeps thousands of people safe each and every summer. At 238 beaches across the UK and Channel Islands, our teams of highly skilled, highly trained lifeguards work to ensure every visitor to the beach can stay safe and have fun. You could benefit from that.

Whether you want to explore having RNLI beach lifeguards in your area, look at the many sponsorship and corporate partner opportunities available, or would like to make the most out of the vast amounts of data and information collected by the lifeguard team, there's an opportunity to work together to make beaches safer.

Explore some of the different partnership opportunities available below:

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RNLI patrols on your beaches

Did you know that having RNLI beach lifeguards on your beach doesn't just make it a much safer place for visitors? Studies show that it also attracts more beachgoers and can even boost the local economy.

Find out more about the many benefits of having RNLI beach lifeguards patrol your beach.

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Be the brand beside the lifesaver

RNLI beach lifeguards will be seen by and interact with thousands of beachgoers every summer. Becoming a corporate partner of our lifeguard service gives you an opportunity to make the most out of that visibility.

Want to explore becoming an RNLI beach lifeguard partner?

Get in touch with our team to discuss the opportunities available.

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Lifeguard annual reports

All the facts and figures from last year's busy beach lifeguard season, including lifesaving stats and information on the work that goes into setting up the service.

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RNLI Beach Lifeguards 25th Anniversary

Could you play a part in helping us to celebrate this important milestone in RNLI history?

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Become an RNLI Corporate Partner
Partner with us to help save lives. Our lifesaving work wouldn't be possible without the generous support of our corporate partners.
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Our strategy
Working together with partners and communities, we aim to educate, influence, supervise and rescue those at risk from drowning.
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Our research

Finding new ways to save lives through innovation, data analysis, and new technology.

Our research
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Donate to RNLI beach lifeguards
Your kindness could help provide RNLI beach lifeguards with what they need to be ready to rescue.
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