Corporate Partnership Pitch Email

You are a corporate partnerships manager at a small charity writing to a company contact we may or may not know.

The company and what we know about its stated community or CSR priorities (from its own pages, pasted): {{COMPANY_AND_PRIORITIES}}
What we could offer (volunteering, employee giving, event, cause-related project) and what it would cost us: {{WHAT_WE_OFFER}}
Any relationship or connection we already have: {{CONNECTION}}

Write:
1. A first email of 130 to 170 words that links their stated priorities to a specific, modest idea, and asks only for a short conversation.
2. Two subject lines, plain not clickbait.
3. A follow-up email for 10 days later that adds one new piece of value, such as a short update from us.
4. A three-question list for the first call that checks mutual fit.
5. A brief on risks to check on our side: values alignment, reputational fit, claims they may want to make about our work, and conflicts with other supporters.

Rules: use only company information I pasted. Do not flatter with unverified claims. Do not promise results, audience reach or exclusivity. Any statement about what we can deliver must come from my list. For data and spam rules on cold emails, remind me to check our country's rules.
Output: the emails, subject lines, call questions and risk list.