Together we donated over £1 million to good causes in 2024 – and we’re getting ready to do it again!
Nominations for the 2025 programme will open on January 1st. Who will you support?
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Click here to see all 12 Days of Giving winners from previous days.
In 2024 we gave over £1million to charities and good causes in our Movement for Good Awards.
Sign up to make sure you’re always up to date with opportunities for your favourite charity in Movement for Good 2025.
Since 2017, more than 2,700 charities have received funding through our Movement for Good Awards.
Find out more about some of our winners here and check out our full list of winners on our interactive map.
Provides meaningful occupation for adults with learning disabilities through gardening and farming programmes.
Provides crisis and recovery support to around 11,000 individuals each year effected by domestic abuse and sexual violence living in Devon, Cornwall and Wiltshire.
Meet the wonderful team at Hampshire Food Revolution, a charity whose message is ‘no space for waste’. Their mission is to reduce great food ending up in landfill.
Meet the wonderful team at FitzRoy, a charity which transforms lives every day, supporting people with learning disabilities to do the simple things that make a real difference to their everyday life.
A Cornish charity, supporting bereaved children, young people and their families in Cornwall, through a variety of services and groups.
Our aims are to protect and conserve wildlife and its habitats, to connect local people with the natural world and educate in the principles of conservation and biodiversity.
Our CEO, Mark Hews, visited Hampshire Food Revolution, a charity whose message is ‘no space for waste’. Their mission is to reduce great food ending up in landfill.
Our CEO, Mark Hews, visited FitzRoy, a charity which transforms lives every day, supporting people with learning disabilities to do the simple things that make a real difference to their everyday life.
