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Who’s at your table?

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Running for London again in 2026

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Over £1m raised for Standard’s Destination Unknown campaign

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Transforming lives for those with dementia

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Anchor Butter strengthen community connections through food

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A young person walking across a bridge in London. They are carrying study books and a cup of coffee, with large over-ear headphones hanging around their neck. In the background you can see buildings, including St Paul's Cathedral.

Supporting care leavers takes fund beyond £1.4m

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Supporting care leavers to thrive

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A decade of championing opportunity for all

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Grenfell: Seven years on

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Grand Junction Green Kids Club

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Highly rated by our peers

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A group of people talking together at the Building Community Impact event.

Building community impact in 2024 and beyond

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A panel of people sitting in a row at the Grosvenor Greener Futures in Westminster event

Glimpsing a greener future in Westminster

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Two people sitting together, talking, in a crowded audience. Both are wearing name badges and they are enjoying their conversation together.

Actions we can take to change the story for women and girls

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Several groups of people are gathered around a long boardroom table, listening to a presentation by Helen Killingley from The National Emergencies Trust.

Ready if our communities need us in an emergency

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A young girl is sitting at a table, using a tablet device. She is wearing large, over-ear headphones and there are some sheets of paper in front of her. She has a big smile on here face.

A digital lifeline to London’s most excluded

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Panellists in discussion at the Youth Futures Fund event

Healthy relationships key to youth future

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Two people chatting together at the VAWG Grassroots Fund celebration event, with other people visible in the background but out of focus.

30,000 women, girls and families supported

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Test blog

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