The home of community organising, supporting a network of broad-based citizens organisations, including faith, education and voluntary groups, that work together for the common good.
Gives grants to benefit children and young people up to age 25 who live in nine northwest London boroughs, through registered charities and organisations.
Accelerates the shift to a low-carbon, fair and sustainable economic system through research, major partnerships and grant-making.
Runs religious and general educational activities in the UK and provides medical aid, famine relief and community development internationally.
Provides a resource centre, accommodation, outreach, health services and a modern slavery referral programme for people who are or are at risk of street homelessness in Westminster.
Inspires and motivates young people across London and Essex to reach their potential by funding youth programmes run through schools and youth organisations.
Helps and educates young people living in Hammersmith and Fulham and surrounding areas through positive activities in their leisure time.
One of the largest independent foundations in the UK, with primary interests in the arts, children and young people, the environment and social change.
Connects people who need help with those who want to give, and makes grants to tackle poverty, homelessness and other issues facing Londoners.
Gives financial support to charitable organisations, with a focus on disadvantaged children and young people, education, medical care, arts and culture.
Advances education in the UK and overseas for children, young people and disadvantaged people, promotes the arts and relieves poverty.
Provides supported accommodation and support for people at risk of homelessness, plus a food programme that includes a breakfast club and food bank.
Organises annual conferences that bring together young people from around the world to form connections and create positive change.
Holds and distributes funds for charitable purposes worldwide, with particular focus on biodiversity and humanitarian aid for young and disadvantaged people.
Runs a market as a public amenity, provides only foods meeting its nutrition, freshness and sustainability standards, and leads debate on food and public health.
Works in the UK, USA, Ethiopia and Uganda to end human trafficking and modern slavery by identifying victims, supporting survivors and preventing exploitation.
Is a national provider of care and rehabilitation for people with mental health problems, offering crisis support, residential, employment and community schemes.
Advances the Jewish religion and Jewish religious education and alleviates poverty among the Jewish community throughout the world.