Why Giving Back Matters

Many people take part in market research not only to share their experience or earn a reward, but also to help others living with the same condition.

With our Always Reward Promise, you’ll receive a reward every time you take part — giving you the option to give back whenever you choose.

Our Giving Back programme allows you to donate a portion - or all - of your study rewards to a charity or patient support group of your choice.

This means:

  1. Your insights help improve healthcare, and
  2. Your participation helps support vital frontline services.

Market Research becomes more than data - it becomes impact.

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How Donations Work

We've made the process simple and fully transparent:

Featured Charity Partners

We collaborate with UK-based charities and support groups that make a real difference to people’s lives

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ALUMAH

We are a community based charity based in West Suffolk, working with individuals of all genders aged 7 years upwards; working closely with partner agencies to support and educate victims and survivors who have experienced relationship abuse. - Alumah | Breaking the chains of abuse

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NARS – NORFOLK ACCIDENT AND RESCUE

Since its inception, NARS has transformed into a vital lifeline, responding to a diverse array of 999 calls that span the spectrum of emergencies. From tackling allergic reactions to handling incidents like a fallen rider with a broken arm, NARS is Norfolk’s Emergency Medical Charity, and has become an indispensable force supporting the East of England Ambulance Trust throughout Norfolk. The evolution of NARS mirrors its commitment to delivering rapid, specialized care when every second counts - NARS | Norfolk Accident Rescue Service

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ST NICHOLAS HOSPICE CARE

St Nicholas Hospice Care is a local charity, which strives for something better in the provision of high-quality, specialist palliative care, emotional and practical support, so that no-one in West Suffolk and Thetford has to face dying, death and grief alone. - hospice-homepage - St Nicholas Hospice Care website

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S&L SELF HARM DISTRACTION KITS

Sally’s journey began when her youngest daughter started self harming, at just 11 years old. She was still in primary school. It was one of the hardest things she ever had to deal with as a parent. Something she had never really heard of before and something she definitely didn’t think would become so prominent in their lives. - All Products | S&L Self-Harm Distraction Kits

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Nominate a Charity

Help us grow a network of charities that truly reflect our community.

If there’s an organisation close to your heart, nominate them. It only takes a minute, and your suggestion helps shape the charities we support.

Transparency & Trust

Our Giving Back programme follows the same principles that guide all of Patient First Research:

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Transparency

Every donation is tracked and transferred in full.

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Choice

Participation and donation are always voluntary.

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Respect

We support charities transparently, without placing expectations or pressure on their members.

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Ethical governance

Every penny donated reaches the intended organisation.

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