Business Opportunity

Blake’s Fragments Collection of sculpture offers participating corporations a substantial Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and arts opportunity in collaboration with No More Landmines. 

The Fragments sculptures are works that offer the opportunity to support the arts while achieving a substantial tax deduction as 75% of the purchase price is a donation to a UK registered charity, and recognizable promotional value that will far exceed the cost of the sculpture.  Your association with Fragments and No More Landmines creates a mutually beneficial partnership that adds an important contemporary sculptural work to your corporate art collection at the same time as generating excellent goodwill both internal and external to your organisation. 

These exceptional limited edition sculptures represent the human tragedy associated with remnants of war.  The sculptures will remain as a permanent reminder of your company’s contribution and commitment to the international community and stand as a symbol of socially responsibility for new generations of employees, customers and shareholders.  

The Fragments campaign extends far beyond the art world and actively pioneers for change within affected communities, allowing companies to visibly demonstrate their social performance.  Companies with an interest in expanding their operations in developing countries will recognise the benefit of being associated with this important initiative, adding substance to your company’s social performance in the local and international community. 

Corporate participation in the exhibition provides association with this recognised charity and affiliation with the contemporary arts and the Motive website.  Participating corporations will empower their CSR reporting with field reports from No More Landmines specifying exactly the areas cleared with funds from the purchase of their sculpture including what landmines and unexploded ordinance were found.  The reports will also indicate the environmental performance achieved with the long-term advantage and productivity of the land in areas cleared and how it has benefited the village or community.  

Locally, nationally and even internationally, companies are being recognised and rewarded for best practice in CSR from local press to national recognition such as the Sunday Times 100 Best Companies to Work For and The Business in the Community awards.  Buying a Fragments sculpture and participating in the Fragments campaign with No More Landmines confirms your company’s place on the CSR map.  It’s art for life’s sake.