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Philanthropic Fundraising Services in United Kingdom
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Philanthropic Fundraising Services sector based in United Kingdom. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
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Army Cadet Force
The ACF is a national, voluntary youth organisation that is sponsored by the British Army but not part of it. Typically adult volunteers volunteer for one or two evenings a week at a local detachment and attend occasional weekends. Beyond that it is up to each volunteer how much time they want to give. Help is always welcomed on the annual camps (one or two weeks during the school summer holidays) and many consider this the highlight of the ACF year.
10001+ staff
British Horse Society
We're British Horse Society. As the largest equestrian charity in the UK, we know the amazing feeling horses and people share. Horse or human, we’re here to help everyone find this feeling. We champion and improve safety, care, off-road riding routes, participation, and education. Whether your time with horses is a bit of fun, a life’s passion or a life’s work – we make sure you can always find happiness, confidence and contentment together.
51 to 200 staff
Arcus Foundation
The Arcus Foundation is a leading global foundation advancing pressing social justice and conservation issues. Specifically, Arcus works to advance LGBTQ equality, as well as to conserve and protect the great apes and gibbons. Learn more at arcusfoundation.org.
11 to 50 staff
Little Village
Little Village makes a big difference to families with babies and young children living in poverty across London. Via our network of a baby banks, we pass on great quality loved baby goods from one family to another: clothes, shoes and coats so that children are clean and dry; toys and books to support play and development; beds for a safe and cosy night’s sleep. Families either visit a Little Village hub in Camden, Tooting or Brent, or items are packed with care and delivered to their home. But it doesn’t stop there. We also connect families into a wider network of support, helping them to build and extend their own ‘village’. Thanks to the generous donations of loved items, precious time and money, in 2023 Little Village was able to support more than 8,500 children. But the demand for help still outstripped our capacity to respond week on week. Essentials are becoming unaffordable for more and more families with babies and young children, and many are facing complete destitution. Your support will mean that Little Village can help families directly with a bundle of essentials packed for their individual children’s needs: from newborn to weaning and toddling, to play and pre-school. If you’re a business and share our dream that no child in the capital grows up without essential items for daily life and would like to discuss donating some of your products or profit share to our work, please contact us at fundraising@littlevillagehq.org.
11 to 50 staff
Living Streets
We are Living Streets, the UK charity for everyday walking. We want to create a walking nation, free from congested roads and pollution, reducing the risk of preventable illness and social isolation and making walking the natural choice. We believe that a walking nation means progress for everyone. Our ambition is to get people of all generations to enjoy the benefits that this simple act brings and to ensure all our streets are fit for walking. For more than 90 years we’ve been a beacon for walking. In our early days our campaigning led to the UK’s first zebra crossings and speed limits. Now, our campaigns and local projects deliver real change to overcome barriers to walking and our ground breaking initiatives such as the world’s biggest Walk to School campaign encourage millions of people to walk. Progress starts here: one street, one school, one step at a time.
51 to 200 staff
Shell Foundation
Shell Foundation empowers underserved populations to earn a living income through access to clean energy in Africa and Asia. The Shell Foundation delivers impact by being evidence-driven, having the willingness to take risk, and by embracing agility and innovation. We drive scale through backing early-stage innovation, catalysing new finance into our sectors and markets, and creating innovative delivery partnership models. Discover more about our work: Follow us on Twitter:@ShellFoundation Shell Foundation is an independent charity (no. established by the Shell Group in
11 to 50 staff
St John's Foundation
For 851 years, St John’s Foundation has been changing people’s lives, for good. As one of the UK’s oldest charities, we are proud to serve Bath and the surrounding area. But we’re still facing many of the same problems today as we have been throughout the centuries. It’s a dilemma that prompted us to launch our Best Start in Life initiative (formally known as the Foundation Fund) in 2020. This work focuses on making sure every child under 12 has the chance to grow up as a healthy, happy, and educated member of our community; that they have the support they need to lead fulfilling, independent lives beyond school and into older age. We are determined to narrow the primary school educational attainment gap, which is particularly acute in our area. Alongside this, we continue our long-standing work of helping older adults age well through the provision of housing and outreach services. With older adults now outnumbering younger people in our region, it’s more important than ever that we foster an age-friendly community, promoting independent living for longer. By addressing the needs of under-served young people, we believe we can change the direction of their lives, so that when they’re older, they won’t need us. Our city and the neighbourhoods around it are beautiful and age-old. However, divisions and inequalities are concealed behind the veneer of Bath stone and rural beauty. This is why we provide crucial support for those who have reached a crisis point in their lives, helping them with the most essential needs. We work to address these modern challenges, forging connections with like-minded charities and donors to boost our impact. It’s a long-term strategy, but we’re unwavering. After all, we’ve been around for 851 years.
11 to 50 staff
Stewardship
We have been working with generous Christians and the ministries they support for over a century. Today, we help over donors discover the joy of generosity as they give around £110 million every year to over church, charity and individual partners. Our professional services also equip, grow and strengthen those partners so they can create more and more impact for God’s Kingdom.
51 to 200 staff
World Ort
ORT is a global education network driven by Jewish values and innovation, preparing people and communities for meaningful, self-sufficient futures. ORT has been transforming lives through training and education since 1880. From focusing on teaching 19th century Russian Jews essential trades and professions, we have evolved to provide 21st century skills that empower individuals and strengthen communities and Jewish life worldwide. The ORT network reaches more than people a year in schools, universities, and vocational training programs, in more than 30 countries. We bridge the gap between ability and opportunity by providing leading science and technology education.
11 to 50 staff
Buttle Uk
Do you remember a time in your life when somebody helped you – when the smallest intervention made the biggest impact on your life? This is what we do here at Buttle UK. We provide small but effective interventions to help children in crisis unlock their potential. These are tough times for many families and we are now seeing a rising number of disadvantaged and vulnerable young people across the UK. Last year alone we provided £4.8m in grants to nearly children and young people, preventing them from falling further into crisis and helping them transform their lives. Whether we give a bed to a child who has become used to sleeping on the floor, counselling to a young boy who has fled an abusive home with his mother or a laptop to support a teenage runaway enrolling on a graphic design course, our direct, efficient and intelligent grants are always focused on the needs of the child. Our work proves that a relatively small amount of money can make a huge difference. Find out how and support us at
11 to 50 staff
Norfolk Community Foundation
Norfolk Community Foundation is a charity dedicated to building stronger communities and improving the lives of people in Norfolk. We bring people together who want to make a difference where they live – whether they step up to take action themselves, or support those who do with an investment of funding or time. Supporting over small charitable groups working on the ground, our work touches 1 in 4 people in Norfolk – from those dependent on local practical and social support, to whole communities benefiting from improved buildings and green spaces. By bringing people together, we can do more. What can you do?
1 to 10 staff
Cardinal Hume Centre
The Cardinal Hume Centre believes each person matters. We focus our efforts on young people, children and families in need. We want to tackle homelessness, poor housing and poverty now, and break its cost and cycle into later life. We see the value in each individual and nurture potential, helping young people, children and families to thrive. We work with young people, children and their families who are at risk of homelessness. We provide emergency support and enable long term outcomes in: Housing - averting homelessness, identifying suitable accommodation, helping people manage their rent and improve their security of tenure. Income and work - advice to enable economic stability, supporting sustainable employment. Citizenship & belonging - stabilising and regularising immigration status. Wellbeing, learning and family support - support for children, enhanced learning and literacy through play and helping parents build their connections and resilience. Every person who comes to the Centre has different needs and we offer a comprehensive response on one site in Westminster, so that people can make informed choices about their future.
51 to 200 staff
Ey Foundation
We tackle barriers to employment faced by young people from low-income backgrounds, supporting them to unlock their potential and succeed in the workplace. We do this by- delivering employability programmes - supporting employers to drive social mobility - and generating insights to help influence systemic change. So that the opportunity to succeed is available to all young people, employers can access fantastic, diverse talent, and society benefits from driving growth and creating a lasting impact for future generations. We have a bold ambition to enable the 2 million young people eligible for free school meals to have an employment and earnings potential that is equitable to other young people in the UK. The EY Foundation is an independent UK charity registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales.
11 to 50 staff
Age Uk West Sussex, Brighton & Hove
Go-to experts for information, advice and services, helping older people remain healthy, independent, informed & connected.
51 to 200 staff
Autism East Midlands
Here at Autism East Midlands, we’ve been supporting autistic people and their families since 1968. Formed by a small group of parents in Nottingham, our charity has steadily grown. We now provide support to families across the region from Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire through to Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, and Northamptonshire. We are totally committed to providing individuals and their families with the support they need to live their lives to the full, throughout their lives. Registered charity number: 517954
201 to 500 staff
Community Foundation For Surrey
At the Community Foundation for Surrey we believe in a stronger fairer Surrey enabling everyone to support organisations who are making a positive difference to our communities so that no one is left behind. In our mission to make a lasting difference to Surrey we connect people, ideas and resources, bringing together those within the county in a position to give with the will to make a difference. We bring together local donors and those acting to provide positive solutions in our communities for local people and disadvantaged individuals. The Community Foundation for Surrey is part of a national network of 47 community foundations in the UK.
1 to 10 staff
Compton Fundraising Consultants Ltd
We are the UK’s leading full-service fundraising consulting firm. Established in 1956, we are proud of our long history and track record as fundraising thought leaders, planners and practitioners. We believe in the power of volunteer-led philanthropy to bring real and sustainable change through inspirational charitable projects. Our team – from graduate interns to some of the most experienced Managing Consultants in our field – work in partnership with our clients to design, test and deliver ground breaking annual, capital and legacy fundraising campaigns. We have directed and managed fundraising programmes for hundreds of not-for-profit organisations in the UK and worldwide and enabled them to raise hundreds of millions of pounds. We are the trusted name in fundraising – bringing our knowledge, experience, skills, innovation and common sense to help our clients achieve transformational fundraising goals. To find out more about the clients we work with please visit our website: Recruitment: We are constantly looking for talent to grow and enhance our team. Whether you are a young graduate looking for your first opportunity, a professional fundraiser looking for a change, or an experienced relationship manager from another sector, we may have opportunities for you with Compton or our client network. Please contact us on 01926 or info@comptonfundraising.co.uk if you would like to submit your CV on an open or confidential basis.
11 to 50 staff
Durham University Charity Fashion Show
Founded in 1983, Durham University Charity Fashion Show (DUCFS) is an annual fundraising initiative fully orchestrated and designed by Durham University students. DUCFS is the largest student-led fundraiser in Europe, both by size and financial contribution. While the show itself takes place over multiple nights in February, the brand operates year-round, aiming to unite and celebrate the creative talent in Durham whilst raising awareness and funds for important causes. In order to do so, DUCFS partners with brands and companies of all kinds, which contribute to raising money and creating opportunities for all involved. In recent years, DUCFS has seen exponential growth in size, professionalism, and charitable donations and is now the most successful organisation of its kind in Europe, raising more money for charity than any of its competitors. With this growth comes an increase in prestige and reputation, which each generation of the DUCFS Executive Committee works tirelessly to uphold and build upon, hoping to find new ways to engage with their partners and audience alike. In 2023, was raised for The Rainbow Trust. In 2022, was raised for Teenage Cancer Trust. In 2021, was raised for Create UK (fundraising capacity reduced due to Covid-19). In 2020, was raised for Stop the Traffik and Fashion Revolution. In 2019 was raised for the Environmental Justice Foundation. In 2018, was raised for MIND. In 2017, was raised for The International Rescue Committee. In 2016, was raised for Stop The Traffik. DUCFS raises funds for charity through DUCK (Durham University Charities Kommittee), the fundraising arm of Durham Students’ Union, which is a registered charity. Our chosen charity for 2023 was The Rainbow Trust. For more information and sponsorship opportunities for DUCFS 2023/24 please contact development@ducfs.co.uk
11 to 50 staff
Fondation Chanel
Fondation CHANEL aims for women and girls to be free to shape their own destiny.
11 to 50 staff
Forever Manchester
Forever Manchester is the only charity that raises money to fund and support community activity across Greater Manchester. We believe that connected communities make stronger, happier communities, so we love any activity that brings people together. In every neighbourhood across Greater Manchester there are thousands of people involved in community activity. In fact, at any given time there are an unbelievable local grassroots projects of varying sizes and interests taking place. These activities are the lifeblood of our neighbourhoods, they are happening right now on our doorsteps, and they are being run by people who give up their precious time to make our communities happier and safer places to be. Forever Manchester cares about those people who care enough to act. We champion local people doing extraordinary things together. And when advice, encouragement and funding is needed, Forever Manchester is there to provide a hand up to support them. Forever Manchester has delivered over £39 million worth of community funding across Greater Manchester over the last 30 years, benefiting 1.1 million people. All of the money raised for Forever Manchester is used to fund and support over community projects in Greater Manchester each year. This means we will have supported community activity within a mile of your home or business if it’s in Greater Manchester. Forever Manchester is a charity for people round ‘ere, supporting community activity year in and year out. But to do all this great stuff we need to raise money. So whether you are a company or individual, your generosity can create something special right across Greater Manchester, keeping it great.
11 to 50 staff
Foundation Scotland
Foundation Scotland is Scotland’s only community foundation, helping communities take action, create positive change and deliver lasting impact through transformative funding. Foundation Scotland | 15 Calton Road | Edinburgh | EH8 8DL Regulated by OSCR | Charity Number SC022910 | Company Number SC152949 Foundation Scotland’s developmental approach and in-depth knowledge of charitable and community sectors ensure that funds entrusted to the Foundation make a real difference to people’s lives nationwide. More than £130 million has been distributed to charitable organisations, social enterprises, and community groups across Scotland through innovative funding programmes and social investment since the Foundation launched in 1996. Foundation Scotland is an independent Scottish charity (SC022910), one of 47 community foundations in the UK and part of a global network of over 1800 foundations worldwide.
11 to 50 staff
Giving What We Can
GWWC is a community of effective givers. We’re on a mission to make giving effectively and significantly a cultural norm. Home of the 10% Pledge. We help donors to find the world’s most pressing problems and identify the best charities working to solve them. We’re best known for the 10% Pledge. Over people have pledged to give 10% of their lifetime income to the most effective charities. Together we’ve already given over 250 million dollars and pledged over 3 billion. We all have incredible opportunity to improve the world through charitable giving. Together, we can make the world much better for all its inhabitants, and for the generations to come.
11 to 50 staff
Hello World
Hello World provides educational resources and Internet connectivity to isolated and vulnerable communities. We do this by building solar-powered, outdoor Internet kiosks— so that underprivileged children and adults can educate themselves, communicate with others, and have a voice in the global community. ABOUT HELLO WORLD WHAT WE DO: Hello World provides educational resources and Internet connectivity to isolated and vulnerable communities. We do this by building solar-powered, outdoor Internet kiosks— so that underprivileged children and adults can educate themselves, communicate with others, and have a voice in the global community. HOW WE DO IT: Hello World mobilises communities to build Hello Hubs, solar-powered outdoor Internet kiosks, with state-of the art technology including high quality solar panels, satellite connectivity, rugged, waterproof touch-screen screens, camera and audio equipment. Hello Hubs are designed to withstand extreme outdoor weather and are energy autonomous, which means that they can bring connectivity and education to even the most isolated communities. WHY WE DO IT: 262 million children have NO access to education. Even if we combined the entire global budget for education it wouldn't come close to reaching every child. The traditional approach to tackling the education deficit is not working. There are 69 million too few teachers to hit current education targets, that’s just targets. We need an affordable, scalable and world-class solution for ALL children, no matter where they were born. With Hello World, children can learn, and explore the world’s body of knowledge, right in the center of their community. And; we’re challenging the standard approach to development work - because we don't build Hello Hubs, we teach communities how to build them for themselves.
11 to 50 staff
Hertfordshire Community Foundation
Hertfordshire Community Foundation (HCF) is an independent charity that encourages local giving to make Hertfordshire a better place to live, for everyone. Thanks to the support of our donors we provide grants to families in crisis, grassroots charities and voluntary groups, helping some of our county's most vulnerable residents. Over the past three decades HCF has funded thousands of local initiatives addressing complex social issues including domestic abuse, learning disabilities, bereavement, homelessness, mental health and many more.
11 to 50 staff
Inspiring Scotland
Since 2008 Inspiring Scotland has worked towards a Scotland where everyone, no matter where they live, or the circumstances they are born into, is given the chance to enjoy a happy, healthy life free from poverty or disadvantage. Inspiring Scotland aims to amplify and strengthen the impact of organisations across civic society by helping them build their strength, resilience, and reach. We do that through harnessing the power of private, public, and voluntary sectors. Together, we are social problem-solvers.
51 to 200 staff
Laidlaw Foundation
The Laidlaw Foundation is a global non-profit dedicated to enriching lives through the transformative power of education, particularly focusing on individuals from underserved communities. Our initiatives span from nurseries to C-Suites across six continents, cultivating a diverse community dedicated to creating equitable opportunities. We are committed to developing leaders who embody excellence, act with integrity, and who are driven to solve the world’s most intractable problems.
51 to 200 staff
Linkable
LinkAble is a charity in Woking supporting people with a learning disability and autistic people to create the life they want to live. Our vision is a world where people with a learning disability, autistic people and their families are empowered and supported to live life to the full. Through weekly groups, holiday schemes and day trips for children, teens and adults, we support over 300 people and their families each year. Our services offer people with additional needs access to a wide range of activities and opportunities that develop skills, confidence, and lasting friendships.
51 to 200 staff
Merchant Taylors' Company
One of the Great Twelve Livery Companies of the City of London. The Company started as an association of artisans, ie working tailors, known as the Fraternity of St John the Baptist. This was both for trade regulation and also for a good funeral and for prayers for one’s soul in Purgatory after death. All these aspects were equally important before the Reformation. The Company’s first royal charter was in 1327, and the Company was incorporated by a further royal charter in 1408. The Company also possessed a chapel in St Paul’s Cathedral and, from 1413, almshouses in Threadneedle Street for its aged members. At this time the Company was known as the Company of Tailors and Linen-Armourers, linen armour being the padded clothes worn beneath metal armour. From humble beginnings, the Company very gradually improved its status. It acquired considerable wealth through gifts and benefactions. Many important people were admitted to the Fraternity, such as Henry V, the victor of Agincourt. Although many members remained working tailors, by the late 15th century the senior membership contained an increasing number of wealthy merchants, trading within England and also overseas. The first Mayor to be chosen from the Company was Sir John Percyvale, Master of the Company in 1489 and Mayor in 1508. There have been many others since. The Company became the Company of Merchant Taylors by a royal charter of 1503. This reflected its new status and commercial role in the business of the City of London. A few years later it also became one of the 'Great Twelve' livery companies, the senior companies in the City from which all Lord Mayors had to be chosen. Like all livery companies, the Merchant Taylors' Company is now a social and charitable organisation. The last working tailors in the Company are believed to have been at the end of the 17th century, though links with the trade have recently been revived.
11 to 50 staff
School Of Hard Knocks Charity
School Of Hard Knocks'(SOHK) mission is to empower individuals to fully realise their potential. Our vision is a society in which everyone has an equal opportunity to succeed. SOHK exists to support individuals who are facing inequality. We enable meaningful change in participants’ lives through: High Impact Sport School of Hard Knocks'(SOHK’s) school's programmes use high-impact sports to physicalise the challenges our participants face. SOHK enables participants to improve confidence, communication skills, commitment, self-control and the ability to work well within a team. Mentoring SOHK’s use of high-impact sports works in tandem with the application of group and one-to-one mentoring. Group sessions allow participants to gain valuable insights from both SOHK facilitators and their peers and give individuals the opportunity to understand different lived experiences. Each participant is also given one-to-one mentoring with an SOHK specialist to explore personal goals and challenges. The Power of the Team SOHK engenders an atmosphere of genuine acceptance which allows long-lasting social bonds to be formed between participants. Our programmes show participants how the individual strengthens the collective and how the collective strengthens the individual; participants are encouraged to maintain their relationships with coursemates once their time at SOHK ends. School of Hard Knocks works with 1,700 secondary school students aged 11 - 16 across the UK. The lived experiences of beneficiaries are varied, some may be homeless or living in extreme poverty, and others may be victims of exploitation or abuse - there is no defining characteristic of an SOHK participant, but all of them are living in complex and challenging circumstances. We aim to enable our participants to find purpose and meaning in their lives and to give them the tools they need to cope with their experiences.
11 to 50 staff
Suffolk Community Foundation
Everyone has a role to play in helping Suffolk grow – in making this a stronger community and an even better place to live. Our role is to help you. Suffolk Community Foundation is making a lasting difference to the lives of people in Suffolk by connecting people who need help with those who are willing to give. We assist individuals, families and businesses with their local charitable giving and award grants to a range of charities and community groups that reach people in need throughout Suffolk. Our work spans every corner of the county; the grants we award supports a huge range of local projects such as relieving rural isolation for older people, creating opportunities for young people or providing vital equipment for community centres – all projects where a relatively small amount of money can make a big difference. People who want to give to the communities they live and work in often find it difficult to know where to direct their donations effectively. That’s where we can help. Being a local team, we have the experience and knowledge of local needs and so can help donors target their giving precisely to the problems they want to solve. By taking a targeted approach, you can really see the lasting difference your generosity makes. We see charitable gifts as investments in the future of Suffolk. Thanks to the generosity of our donors, the Foundation has awarded over £9 million to more than charitable organisations across Suffolk over the past nine years. We currently manage over 60 charitable funds, totalling over £7.5 million in endowed assets. As a member of UK Community Foundations (which represents 48 independent community foundations operating across the UK) we are collectively one of the fastest growing UK-wide funders of local charities and voluntary organisations. We know your local community is important to you. Let’s make it better together.
11 to 50 staff
The Anne Frank Trust Uk
Learning from Anne Frank and the Holocaust, we empower young people aged 9 to 15 to challenge all forms of prejudice
11 to 50 staff
The Fore
We select the highest-potential small charities and social enterprises. We source the funding and skills they need. Then we accelerate their impact. Taking inspiration from the venture capital world, we fund purpose-led projects with the highest impact and growth potential. We let our grantees tell us what they need funding for. Rather than offering funds for specific projects or outcomes, we listen to what would be best for their growth and resilience.
1 to 10 staff
The Little Princess Trust
The Little Princess Trust is a charity based in Hereford, supplying real hair wigs free of charge to children and young people who have lost their own hair through cancer treatment and other medical conditions. Started in 2006 in memory of 5-year-old Hannah Tarplee who sadly lost her own battle with cancer the previous year, the charity helps those with cancer - up to the age of 24 - with as many wigs as necessary for the duration of their treatment and hair loss. For those aged up to 24 with hair loss due to other conditions the charity also provides free wigs when possible, to help with the associated trauma. Since its inception, the Trust has given away wigs; a number which increases every day. The charity also funds research into the provision of innovative and less aggressive and less toxic childhood cancer treatments. The Trust receives thousands of donations of good condition hair from all over the world, which are then used to make wigs. Around 14 hair donations are required to make a single wig. Although the charity can accept a minimum hair donation of 7”/17cm in length, the greatest demand is for hair that is over 12”/30cm which will naturally make much longer wigs. From receiving hair donations at our office, through to fitting and styling a bespoke wig, it costs the charity from £550 to provide a real-hair wig free-of-charge, to our wig recipients. We currently supply over 150 wigs every month. The Little Princess Trust needs financial donations as well as hair donations, in order to fund the actual manufacturing of the wigs and wig-fitting service.
11 to 50 staff
The Mercers' Company
A livery company focused on being a philanthropic force for good. The Mercers’ Company on behalf of the Charities of which it is trustee awards approximately £10 million each year to relieve disadvantage in London, Lincolnshire, Norfolk and the Northeast of England. Annually, the Mercers’ grantmaking supports c.180 individual charities to achieve three key outcomes: • Improving people’s lives, • strengthening the organisations that support people; and • contributing to societal change. Over the past five years the Company has awarded £49.7 million to over 400 organisations across its Young People & Education, Older People & Housing and Church & Communities people-focused programmes and priority funding areas. Central to the Mercers’ Company’s philanthropy is its almshouse and sheltered housing provision, providing high quality accommodation to over 200 residents; its work with its Associated Schools and Colleges, supporting pupils mental health and wellbeing and leadership initiatives; and working with its eight Church of England benefices in England, of which it is patron. Find out more:
51 to 200 staff
Climate Arc
Climate Arc (Arc) is a working to accelerate climate transitions in the real economy by unlocking the trillions of dollars of private capital required to meet global goals. We ensure that financial decision makers have the tools, data, and skillsets needed to direct capital to the necessary solutions at speed and scale. Arc implements its strategy through grantmaking and proprietary products and programs delivered by our in-house capability. Read more about what we do here: https://climatearc.org/
11 to 50 staff
Grenzebach Glier And Associates Gg A
GG+A is a full-service philanthropic management consulting firm with 60 years of industry-defining leadership in helping our clients realize the full potential of their missions through the growth of philanthropic support. Our primary mission is to assist our clients in the substantial improvement and acceleration of their fundraising programs. We seek to align those programs with the institution’s core mission and ensure their sustainability. GG+A is an international resource for data-driven best practices in all areas of advancement, including fundraising, engagement, communications, and advancement services. We provide counsel to a global constituency of nonprofits, specifically in the areas of higher education, academic medicine/healthcare, independent schools, arts and culture, select humanitarian institutions, and a range of charities and nonprofit organizations. GG+A embodies a high-performance and entrepreneurial culture. We are client-centric, rigorous, creative, and data-driven in our practices, and committed to responding swiftly and effectively to client needs and requirements. We offer a challenging environment and seek intelligent, energetic, and self-motivated individuals who are achievement-oriented and have high integrity.
51 to 200 staff
Holocaust Educational Trust
The Holocaust Educational Trust was established in 1988. Our aim is to educate young people from every background about the Holocaust and the important lessons to be learned for today. The Trust works in schools, universities and in the community to raise awareness and understanding of the Holocaust, providing teacher training, an outreach programme for schools, teaching aids and resource material. One of our earliest achievements was ensuring that the Holocaust formed part of the National Curriculum for History. We continue to play a leading role in training teachers on how best to teach the Holocaust. How the Trust Makes a Difference: •Educates thousands of students across the UK •Trains and supports hundreds of teachers every year •Motivates future generations to speak out against intolerance •Inspires individuals to consider their responsibilities to their communities •Works with Parliament and the media to help spread understanding of the Holocaust and its relevance today
11 to 50 staff
Kaya Responsible Travel
Kaya Responsible Travel is an ethical travel company with a focus on volunteering abroad. We work across Asia, Africa and Latin America alongside NGOs, charities, community, groups, schools and hospitals that need the help of volunteers throughout the year. We have placements for skilled and unskilled volunteers, travelling, alone, with friends or family or with a group. With placements ranging from 2 weeks to 6 months, all responsible travellers, of any age, can get involved. No only can you help out in some of the world’s poorest communities and areas of environmental concern, but as a volunteer you can learn so much about a culture from the inside, for a truly unique and unforgettable experience. So whether you are looking for a career breaker, taking a gap year, retired or just need a more meaningful holiday, you can join the Kaya team. As well as volunteering, Kaya also offer language learning overseas, TEFL, responsible tours and some great skills courses, such as Photography, Indian Cooking, PADI diving certificates and Safari field guide qualification.
1 to 10 staff
Up-Unlocking Potential
Our mission is to work within communities to transform the life chances of children and young people who have social, emotional and mental health needs.
51 to 200 staff
Cambridgeshire Community Foundation
We are the charity for Cambridgeshire, working towards a better quality of life for people across the county. We identify the most critical needs of local communities, raise funds and award grants to non-profit organisations that make a big impact in addressing those needs.
1 to 10 staff
Cumbria Community Foundation
We provide philanthropic services to individuals, families and organisations and manage more than 100 grantmaking funds, supporting more than 500 community projects per year on behalf of our fundholders. Since we have invested more than £60m into almost groups and individuals. We provide a simplified approach to effective charitable giving. As one of the UK’s leading, accredited community foundations, we have the expertise and local knowledge to help individuals, families, companies, charitable trusts and public-sector bodies invest in their communities.
11 to 50 staff
Different Strokes Charity - Support For Working Age Stroke Survivors Uk
Each year there are strokes in the UK; 1 in 4 of these occur in somebody of working age or younger. Different Strokes is a stroke charity run by younger stroke survivors for younger stroke survivors. We help younger stroke survivors and their families in the UK to reclaim their lives through active peer support. We recognise that our community of younger stroke survivors and family members are the experts in stroke recovery and rehabilitation with first-hand knowledge of the issues and challenges facing families after a stroke.
11 to 50 staff
Givestar
givestar helps businesses, charities and fundraisers deliver impact in today’s mobile-first, cashless society. Innovative solutions provide organisations with the tools to exceed their fundraising goals and the world’s first social fundraising platform and app make fundraising accessible, digital and social for all. With Split Donate, Tap To Donate and a community feed, givestar is truly serving the next generation of philanthropists. So far givestar has processed over 1.4 million donations, raising $47 million for charity in the process. We’re a proud B Corp and regulated by the FCA and The Fundraising Regulator. Please get in touch, we’d love to help you achieve your fundraising goals.
11 to 50 staff
I.G. Advisors
I.G. Advisors is an award-winning global strategy consultancy specialising in social and environmental change. Founded in 2011, our mission is to build the capacity of nonprofits, businesses and philanthropists to achieve impact and growth - from grassroots groups through to global organisations.
11 to 50 staff
Kids Operating Room
We're fighting for children's right to surgery across the globe - find out how.
11 to 50 staff
Lake District Foundation
We believe in an evolving Lake District for everyone- celebrating its natural beauty, rich heritage and diverse communities. To achieve this, we must address critical issues such as biodiversity loss and climate change through sustainable actions. By funding local projects and collaborating with businesses, visitors, community groups and public bodies we inspire positive action across the region. By supporting the Lake District Foundation, you join us in working for a more sustainable future. Together, we can improve water quality, enhance access, recognise our heritage and nurture habitats. We can’t do this without our committed supporters. As the leading fundraising and grant-making partner for the Lake District National Park, we actively support the shared vision of a flourishing, sustainable Lake District that serves as a beacon of environmental stewardship. Our ambition is bold: to make the Lake District the world’s most inspiring National Park - a model for sustainable development. By demonstrating real-world solutions, we aim to ignite positive change on a global scale. Our key priorities are at the heart of this vision- Leading climate action to protect the environment - Restoring and maintaining cleaner lakes for all to enjoy - Supporting rich biodiversity to create thriving ecosystems - Promoting diversity, inclusion and accessibility so everyone can experience the beauty of the Lake District - Recognising our cultural heritage With your support, we address the urgent challenges facing the Lake District by funding high-priority grants, encouraging collaboration and inspiring positive action.
1 to 10 staff
London Legal Support Trust
The London Legal Support Trust (LLST) supports free legal advice charities in London and the South East through organising fundraising events, to enable grants to be made where support is most needed. The advice charities assistance makes a huge difference to people’s lives, reducing debt, poverty and homelessness, as well as combating discrimination and injustice. The events LLST hold include the London Legal Walk, a renowned 10k sponsored walk that in 2024 involved over 18k walkers. Members of the judiciary, barristers, students, advice agencies, and solicitors walking and raising sponsorship to raise a record breaking £1million. LLST also work with the agencies to help them become more sustainable, help cut costs and improve their coordination and partnership working.
11 to 50 staff
Many Hopes
Many Hopes rescues children from oppression and raises them to be adults of influence equipped to do justice for others, causing exponential impact. We believe that children born into poverty can be changemakers in their communities.
1 to 10 staff
