Our funded partners may span from Bradford to the Galapagos, but they all have one thing in common – they’re co-operating for a fairer world.

Swipe to the right to learn more about their amazing work in 2022.

Building communities of the future together is only possible if we can all enjoy better mental and physical health.

Our £47k grant for Boxing Futures gave young people the chance to get fit, talk about the issues they faced and have a real say in the work they did in 2022.

In 2022, we supported Fal Fishery Co-operative CIC through our £3.5m Carbon Innovation Fund partnership with the Co-op.

Its team is now helping to build more sustainable communities by finding new ways to protect native oysters and encouraging the next generation of fishers to get involved.

In 2022, we awarded Refugee Action £250k of unrestricted funding to continue its support work and raise the voices of refugees through ‘Experts by Experience’.

Read what this means for asylum seekers like Sami and Mohammad as they searched for safer communities.

Our flexible funding for the Young Trustees Movement (YTM) is helping young activists make a positive difference in charity leadership roles.

Find out why CEO, Mita Desai, is so passionate about creating more equitable communities through civil society.

Depaul UK is a homelessness organisation that specialises in supporting young people.

In 2022, we partnered with the Astra Foundation to award them a £300,000 grant so they could educate young people at risk of homelessness, and build more prosperous communities.

In 2022, we helped the Greater Manchester Youth Network (GMYN) share power with the next generation of activists through our £5m #iwill Fund.

GMYN’s Youth Advocacy Group used our funding to advocate for improved public transport networks for young people with additional needs.