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Dylan Kelsall: Growing Powerchair Football And Leading Leeds PFC To The 2026 Disability FA Cup Final
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Amputee Football Player Marni Voak Targets Disability FA Cup Glory With Cambridge City
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Access Festival: A Creative Inclusive Event For People With A Learning Disability And Autism
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Why Employers Shouldn’t Fear Hiring People With A Learning Disability
Yasmin Atwal wearing a dark business dress, conference badge, and shoulder bag stands in a modern building corridor lined with large, colorful pillars representing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The numbered displays for goals such as No Poverty, Zero Hunger, Good Health and Well-Being, Quality Education, Gender Equality, Clean Water and Sanitation, and others extend into the distance along a windowed hallway. She faces the camera with her hands clasped in front of her, while natural light fills the space through floor-to-ceiling windows.
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PWYC Advertising Clients

Come on board with Crip Life™ And join our growing collection of advertising partners and sponsors! Images of a TfL logo, Nimbus Disability logo, LanzAbility logo & Southbank Centre banner

Crip Life™ is having a whirlwind of success! Our online magazine, which is FREE to read anywhere in the world, has varied and informative content that will appeal to a wide range of readers in our community.

As part of our venture to grow funding and income, we have our unique Pay What You Can (PWYC) advertising strategy. This is a business model that does not insist upon set prices for its goods or services. Instead, it asks clients to pay what they feel the product or service is worth to them. We have taken this one step further by adding what your organisation can afford to pay.

Since launching in May 2023, we’ve had success in collaborating with more than two dozen companies, publishing a variety of exclusive content.

If you are considering advertising with us, take a look at these awesome organisations that are already on board:

Nimbus Disability

The Nimbus Access Card

Nimbus Disability, based in Derby, is a social enterprise company run by disabled people for disabled people. It is established as a lead authority on accessible ticketing in the UK and the creator of The Access Card, which was recognised with a Ticketing Business Award in 2021 and, more recently, The Queen’s Award for Innovation.

LanzAbility

A woman using a crutch on a LanzAbility tour.

LanzAbility provides an all-accessible disabled holiday resorts experience with accessible accommodations suitable for people with a disability in Lanzarote. It recently introduced personalised QR code technology that will help share your care needs quickly and efficiently while on holiday in sunny Lanzarote.

Southbank Centre

London Literature Festival Arts Council England

The Southbank Centre is a world-famous arts centre on the south bank of the River Thames in London. It hosts 5000 events a year across every genre of visual arts, theatre, dance, classical and contemporary music, literature, poetry and debate.

Here at Crip Life™, we’ve been promoting its seasonal literature festivals, which consist of a variety of diverse authors, poets and performers, including many from the disability community.

Love Productions – The Great British Bake Off

The Great British Bake Off titles

Love Productions is a groundbreaking independent television production company which has been entertaining audiences worldwide for over 15 years with innovative and agenda-setting unscripted formats.

At Crip Life™, we’ve been collaborating with Love Productions to publicise applications for The Great British Bake Off, to encourage star bakers of all abilities to register their interest to compete in the famous white tent.

Other organisations that have benefited from our PWYC advertising service:

  1. AAT GB Ltd
  2. Ability Today
  3. AccessAbility Arts
  4. Adam Lanecey
  5. Adaptiv Sports
  6. Andrew Wellness Journey
  7. Better Independent Living
  8. Captain Fantastic
  9. Carveco
  10. Chicable
  11. CUDDLES PUZZLES™ 
  12. Disabled Photographers of the Planet
  13. Edinburgh Festival Fringe
  14. Fable
  15. Fair Shot
  16. formidAbility
  17. Fred Perry
  18. Greater London Authority
  19. Greenwich & Docklands International Festival
  20. Happy Hideouts
  21. Jennifer Gasner
  22. Lower Laurel Farm
  23. Mentallyunstitched
  24. Mobility in Motion
  25. Mobility Smart
  26. My Voice Podcast
  27. Mi-Spend
  28. Quite Great Charity PR
  29. Rebound Therapy
  30. Red Press
  31. Research Institute for Disabled Consumers (RIDC)
  32. Sadler’s Wells
  33. Sahera Khan
  34. Seable Holidays
  35. Sirus Automotive
  36. Stevie Nicole
  37. Surewise
  38. Suzi Payton
  39. The FA
  40. The Royal Ballet and Opera
  41. Transport for London (TfL) i
  42. VIM Health
  43. V.L.A.D Outreach
  44. Wheel the World
  45. Yellow Dog UK

A huge THANK YOU to all these companies for advertising with Crip Life™ and contributing to our success.

To learn more about our PWYC advertising strategy and start your advertising journey with Crip Life™, visit our Work With Us page.