Projects
Here, you can keep up to date with the latest charitable organisations we are working with through our Amplify grants, films and funding programmes. If you would like to see projects from a specific programme – just use the category filter.
Howarths Foundation tackles homelessness in Yorkshire through training, mentorship, and employment opportunities. Their “Business Building Futures” programme helps individuals rebuild their lives by fostering independence and reducing stigma. Donations support vital services like housing advice and job training, creating hope and dignity for vulnerable people.
The Will Garvey Trust Foundation, based in Derbyshire, was established following the death of Will Garvey. Its mission is to create ‘talking communities’ to prevent youth suicide. Through Wellbeing Libraries, Workshops, and Care Packs, the Foundation supports young people facing mental health challenges. Their impactful initiatives offer vital resources and reassurance, fostering a community where young people feel heard, supported, and hopeful.
Dad La Soul is reshaping the narrative of fatherhood with its unique Trojan Horse approach. By providing dads with a kick-ass social life and a ready-made, expert, peer-led support network, they create a space for fathers to talk about what they usually ignore. Many dads feel isolated and overwhelmed, struggling with the pressures of parenthood and modern life. Through their sessions, Dad La Soul helps fathers reconnect, find support, and strengthen their roles.
Boss & Brew Academy is a Cardiff-based social enterprise empowering young people through the art of coffee. Focused on boosting confidence, enhancing employability, and promoting diversity in hospitality, the charity offers free barista training and work experience opportunities to young people who might otherwise struggle to access them. With deep community ties, the organisation is tackling Cardiff’s youth unemployment, building skills, transforming futures, and inspiring positive change.
By addressing both food insecurity and deer overpopulation, Fair Feast is creating a sustainable and impactful solution for local communities in Scotland. They process surplus deer into nutrient-dense venison products, reducing waste while providing low-carbon, healthier, protein-rich food to food banks. Through strategic partnerships and innovative operations, Fair Feast is making a lasting difference in both community wellbeing and environmental conservation.
Based in Brighton, Sussex Dolphin Project is a dedicated marine conservation organisation committed to understanding and protecting local dolphin species. Through research, education, and community engagement, they work to safeguard Sussex’s marine life and coastal ecosystems. Their team, made up of passionate volunteers and specialists, actively collaborates with local communities to enhance biodiversity and inspire action for marine conservation.
Fathoms Free is a volunteer-led marine conservation group focused on removing ghost fishing gear and plastic waste from the UK’s coastal waters. Their efforts help protect marine life from entanglements and ingestion, promoting a healthier ecosystem. Through hands-on clean-ups and advocacy, they raise awareness and encourage action to combat marine pollution.
One of the Matthew Good Foundation’s aims is to promote safety and best practices in race medicine following Matthew’s tragic death. Since 2011, the Foundation has supported research and established race medicine authorities. We have now funded the launch of Race Ready Run CIC, which has developed the Race Ready app, offering free expert content on medical issues for runners.
Dronfield First Responders are trained volunteers who provide life-saving care during medical emergencies like cardiac arrests and strokes. Working with East Midlands Ambulance Service, they respond quickly within their community, often arriving before ambulances. Equipped with defibrillators and oxygen, their swift actions improve survival rates and reduce complications. Relying on donations, they play a vital role in supporting the NHS and safeguarding Dronfield residents.
Hull and East Yorkshire (HEY) Children’s University is dedicated to unlocking the potential of disadvantaged children by providing them with enriching experiences and opportunities to explore their interests and build confidence.