The CEV and Mikasa have been working together since the 1990s to grow Volleyball and the two parties have recently extended their cooperation in a new agreement lasting up to 2024.  The focus is very much on growing Volleyball at all levels, especially at the grassroots level, with the help of the high-quality equipment provided by the Japanese manufacturer.

Think Pink Europe has been the CEV's official charity partner since September 2021. The primary goal of the organisation is to promote the fight against breast cancer, which remains a matter of primary concern in Europe and across the globe as well. 

By utilising social media channels in conjunction with events like the Race for the Cure organised all over Europe and by delivering specific ‘Think Pink games’, CEV and Think Pink Europe want to work closely together to promote an early detection of the disease that can help save many lives.

The CEV and Special Olympics Europe Eurasia signed a Memorandum of Understanding in 2012 in an effort to promote Volleyball among people with intellectual disabilities as well as social inclusion. Within the scope of this MoU, the CEV has supported the organisation of ‘demos’ involving Special Olympics athletes at major CEV events as well as the delivery of ‘Unified Volleyball’ tournaments where Special Olympics athletes have competed alongside Volleyball players, with the participation of major stars of the game such as Vladimir Grbic and Sebastian Swiderski.