People’s Postcode Lottery Annual Report 2020 Players’ support helped the British Red Cross respond following the explosion in Beirut. Credit British Red Cross/Lebanese Red Cross.

Neighbours in Scone won £30,000 each in October.

£1 million for St John Ambulance’s Young Responders initiative will provide 28,500 young people with life-saving skills. Positive21 provides peer support for HIV-positive gay and bisexual men of all ages. Players in Newhaven each won £30,000 in February. Funding of £10,160 awarded from Postcode Neighbourhood Trust.

Contents

2 Welcome from the directors 4 A round table of experience 6 About Novamedia and the Postcode Lotteries 7 A potted history: 15 years of growth 10 2020: Our year in numbers Our team cannot wait to be back knocking on doors and ringing bells. 11 A game changer for charity funding 12 Extra funds for Covid and climate 14 A decade of dreams 16 Building stronger communities 22 Players and winners 24 People’s Postcode Lottery ambassadors 26 Our culture and team 28 Our approach to sustainability 30 Financial reporting 40 Governance The Snowdrop Project helps trafficking survivors reclaim their lives and build futures free from their past. Funding of £20,000 awarded from People’s Postcode Trust. Credit Hannah Soar.

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COVER: 101 islanders from the Outer Hebrides won a share of £3 million in January’s Postcode Millions 1 Welcome from the directors

None of us will ever forget 2020, a year like no other. Despite the unprecedented challenges of the global pandemic, this has been an exciting year of resilience, growth and change here at People’s Postcode Lottery.

This year reminded us in the starkest terms of our purpose. Never has the work of charities been more sorely needed, and the positive impact of our players’ funding for thousands of good causes – large and small – been more keenly felt. In Britain and around the world, the Covid crisis brought hardship to communities, but our funded charities innovated and adapted to deal with Clara Govier, soaring need, safe in the knowledge they had the funds to do so. A £3 million Managing Director Postcode Recovery Fund was launched, through the Postcode Innovation Trust, and Chair to further support their response. As the pandemic dragged on, we remained deeply grateful that player loyalty and the online subscription model meant our ticket sales were unaffected – in fact the number of players swelled to over 3.5 million. Thanks to a new sponsorship deal with ITV soap Emmerdale, we are telling funded charities’ stories to new audiences – in fact, it is estimated this reached 58% of people in Lorna Menzies, Managing Director the UK in 2020. and Head of Television In the end, players raised nearly £156 million in 2020 – around £17 million more than in 2019. This means a total of over £600 million has been raised in the 15 years since our launch in Britain, funding more than 8,500 good causes. An impressive achievement we plan to build on in the years to come. Our ambition to do even more received a massive boost in July when the new £50 million annual sales limit for charity lotteries finally came into force, replacing Rob Letham, the outdated £10 million limit. Managing Director and Head of Finance This significant reform in charity lottery law is the culmination of years of

2 A Morecambe Bay project from The Wildlife Trusts and partner organisations was awarded £880,000 to tackle loneliness and isolation worsened by the pandemic.

campaigning, consultation and collaboration. Without the backing of charity partners, and notable cross-party support, our campaign for these changes would not have borne fruit. In helping raise even more funds, we remain fully committed to making sure all players join in safely. This commitment, shared by the five sister Postcode Lotteries, was cemented this year with the formulation of a shared Code of Conduct for Responsible Play. Also core to our values as a social business is promoting equality, diversity and inclusion in every aspect of our operations. This year we carried out a The Wildlife Trusts’ peat restoration project will trap carbon on a huge scale. diversity audit to highlight what more we can do to ensure there are no barriers to joining the team, becoming a player or applying for a grant. At the end of the year Annemiek Hoogenboom moved away from her role as country director to become the founding member of the newly formed Charity Advisory Committee. She is joined on the committee by other thought leaders and experts, who will help safeguard our mission and ensuring we continue to grow the impact of funds raised by our players. Finally, as ever, our team is at the heart of our success. This year, everyone showed incredible resilience, adapting admirably to home working. Training and development continued online, and we even delivered our team day and annual Christmas Breakfast virtually. To all our team we would like to say a heartfelt thank you for keeping our passion and values alive during such challenging times. Sandown winners Wendy and Mark were surprised at their place of work with a cheque for £30,000 each at the start of March. 3 A round table of experience

Annemiek Hoogenboom, former country director, reflects on her changing role and introduces our new Charity Advisory Committee.

“There is always light, if only we are brave enough to see it and to be it.” This line from Amanda Gorman’s inauguration poem ‘The Hill We Climb’ is, I believe, most fitting to us here at People’s Postcode Lottery. In 2020, a year of unprecedented hardship for communities around the world, I am proud to say that we – hand in hand with the charities our players fund – rose to the challenge as a collective force for good in Britain and beyond. The uncertainty ahead will require even greater cooperation, creativity and courage. Right now, we face a critical time in the history of the planet, as the climate and biodiversity crises converge with the societal upheaval of the pandemic. While the world’s leaders consider their next steps, the third sector must boldly set the pace and direction towards a fair, just and sustainable recovery. We should think big, because it takes as much time as thinking small. All my life I have been passionate about helping to build a fairer world and finding new ways to fight for – and finance – social and environmental justice. Since bringing the Postcode Lottery format to Britain in 2005, I have been privileged, as country director, to watch it grow from strength to strength over the last 15 years. Now it is time for me to take on a new role, namely as founding member of our new Charity Advisory Committee. We are always looking for innovative new ways to grow the impact of the funds our players raise. Our approach is to tap into our networks and build collaborations at the highest level. To this end, we have created the Charity Advisory Committee, which will safeguard and champion our mission and bring blue sky thinking to the table. It will guide our mission, our charities team Annemiek and advise the 20 Postcode Trusts. Hoogenboom, As a founding member, I am joined on the committee by a hand-picked Former Country Director, group of thought leaders, advocates and experts. Each of them is passionate Founding Member of the Charity Advisory Committee about the power of charities, in word and deed. Together they bring decades of experience and valuable insight from a range of sectors. 4 "The Charity Advisory Committee will safeguard and champion our mission and bring blue sky thinking to the table."

Joining me on the committee are:

Committee Chair Sarah Brown, leading advocate for global education and health issues. Sarah is founder and chair of player-supported charity Theirworld, which works to tackle the global education crisis, and is also executive chair of the Global Business Coalition for Education. She holds several board positions and patronages.

Allan Little, multi award-winning broadcaster and BBC journalist. He reports on major news stories across the world and has presented BBC Radio 4’s Today programme and Newsnight. Allan is chairman of the Edinburgh International Book Festival and is an Honorary Fellow in History at the University of Edinburgh.

Dave Lucas, consultant and investor. Dave co-founded the media planning firm MediaVest in 1994 and over two decades, built it into the global media agency now known as Dentsu Aegis Network – as managing director and then chairman.

Baroness Nosheena Mobarik, successful businesswoman, Conservative member of the House of Lords and former member of the European Parliament. She has served as the chair of CBI Scotland and founded the Scotland Pakistan Network. Nosheema was awarded an OBE in 2004, and CBE in 2014.

5 About Novamedia and the Postcode Lotteries

Players of People’s Postcode Lottery help make good things happen – in their communities and around the world. Every ticket sold brings essential funding for a range of good causes.

“Without a doubt my source of inspiration In 1989, Novamedia created the world’s first Postcode Lottery in the is the work our charities do. I am touched by Netherlands, with a simple but ambitious mission – to raise funds towards creating a fairer, greener, more sustainable world. all those brave people committed to tackling Since then, the format has grown from strength to strength. There are now issues like the protection of human rights, lotteries in five countries – the Netherlands, Sweden, Britain, Germany and the protection of nature, and helping others. Norway – with around 13 million players between them. Today’s world needs courageous people to Together, to date, these players have raised almost 11 billion euros for 07 humanitarian and environmental charities around the world. Novamedia and 2 0 achieve a sustainable and just society.” 00 2 the Postcode Lotteries’ track record as a force for good is impressive – it was 5 ranked the world’s third biggest private charity donor and the second largest 2006 Sigrid van Aken, in Europe in 2019/20*. CEO, Towards the end of 2020, Novamedia co-founder Boudewijn Poelmann Novamedia/Postcode Lotteries stepped back from the running of the organisation, while People’s Postcode Lottery country director Annemiek Hoogenboom announced she was stepping down from that role. Colleagues and charity leaders expressed their Where the ticket price goes gratitude for her firm leadership, determination and unwavering sense of

A minimum of justice. 32% How it works to good causes (12% more than Players of People’s Postcode Lottery subscribe with their postcode and pay £10 20% regulatory minimum) a month per subscription to be entered into 20 monthly draws. Every day of the month we announce winning postcodes. The funds raised go directly to charities and good causes, or are awarded by one of 20 independent, grant- 40% giving Postcode Trusts, each with a particular focus. to cover prizes

Up to 28% to cover operational costs

*Independent charity index published in City A.M. Giving magazine, December 2020 6 A potted history: 15 years of growth

People’s Postcode Lottery came to Britain in 2005 with a pilot project in north-east England. Since then, millions of players have joined from around Britain, and raised more than £600 million for thousands of charities.

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£161 million

9 2020: Our year in numbers

£10 million £155 million+ for local community + raised by players in 2020 organisations***

community879 grants made 8,500 charities and good causes funded since £1million+ 2005 for 1,390 partnership awards programmes****

£24climate actionmillion initiative*

£6raised0 for0 good million causes since 2005+ 32%minimum goes to good causes £10 million in Covid support funding **

*The Postcode Climate Challenge initiative supports 12 charities: African Parks, Canal & River Trust, ClientEarth, Ellen MacArthur Foundation, Fauna & Flora International, Friends of the Earth, Greenpeace, The Ramblers, WaterAid, The Wildlife Trusts, Woodland Trust and WWF-UK. Charities funded directly. **£10 million includes £7 million for use in 2020 and a £3 million Postcode Recovery Fund for British charities and organisations in 2021. £4 million awarded from Postcode Neighbourhood Trust and £6 million awarded from the Postcode Innovation Trust. ***Funding awarded from People’s Postcode Trust, Postcode Community Trust, Postcode Local Trust and Postcode Neighbourhood Trust. ****Funding distributed via partnership network: The Fore and Learning Through Landscapes, funding awarded from Postcode Local Trust, and Localgiving Foundation’s Magic Little Grants programme, funding awarded from Postcode Community Trust. 10 A game changer for charity funding

In 2020 we celebrated a five-fold increase in the charity lottery sales limit, which hopefully paves the way for further reforms.

Legislation passed in March 2020 saw Britain’s “I am pleased that these changes will allow more money outdated £10 million limit for charity lottery to reach good causes and increase the difference they annual sales increase five-fold – to £50 million – make to people and society.” and the per-draw sales limit for charity lotteries increase from £4 million to £5 million. Dame Ellen MacArthur, These long-awaited and hard-fought reforms charity founder and former round the world sailor came into force towards the end of July. The result is a significant and very welcome boost to the amount of funding we can raise for charities. The change in the law is the result of years “Players of People's Postcode Lottery have an important of campaigning under our banner ‘Let Us Do role in raising millions for good causes and I'd like to More’, backed by many high-profile charities acknowledge their vital contributions. This change and politicians across the political spectrum. The new limit means charity lotteries are able to raise means more money is raised for deserving charities and more for good causes, as well as reduce administration that help and support can reach those who need it.” time and cut bureaucracy. It means from 2021 we were able to transform and simplify our charity Nigel Huddleston, structure to just 20 Postcode Trusts through which Minister for Sport, Tourism and Heritage our players’ funds are raised and awarded to charities. However, our ambition for reform does not end here. We will contribute to the UK Government’s planned review of the impact of the changes, set for late summer 2021. From there, we have our sights set on the next stage of the charity reform process, namely consultation on doubling the annual sales limit to £100 million – a further change that the Government have already said they are sympathetic to.

More about our public affairs work  www.postcodelottery.info/about-us/public-affairs 11 Extra funds for Covid and climate

This was a year like no other. While the Covid pandemic caused global WaterAid takes to crisis and uncertainty, the climate emergency continued to climb up the international agenda. People’s Postcode Lottery stepped up to the airwaves support communities and charities in tackling both challenges. Players of People’s Postcode Lottery have supported WaterAid’s work in sub- Riding out the Covid storm Saharan Africa to the tune of more than The global pandemic brought unforeseen challenges and pressures for people £16.5 million since 2013. and communities, and the charities who support them. Yet many of these charities In Rwanda, 95% of people have no adapted and innovated to meet changing circumstances and growing need. means to wash their hands with both Thanks to the flexible funding model, smaller supported organisations could re- soap and water. And 56% of schools lack direct the funding they received to adapt rapidly and continue their vital services. clean water. Hygiene messaging in the The £3 million Postcode Recovery Fund, awarded from Postcode Innovation Trust, time of Covid proved a real challenge launched in October, gave local community-based charities in Britain a chance to here. A quarter of the population cannot apply for between £500,000 and £1 million toward high-impact projects to tackle read and few can afford a TV, so radio is issues exacerbated by the pandemic: educational inequalities, homelessness, the most popular medium for people domestic violence, health and wellbeing, poverty, social exclusion and isolation. get news and information. This is why player-supported charity More about the Postcode Recovery Fund WaterAid partnered with Radio Ishingiro  www.postcodedreamfund.org.uk/news – the country’s biggest community radio station – to convey hygiene advice to millions of listeners through a series of radio plays. Written and produced * by young people from a remote part £10 million of the country, the engaging plays extra funding in 2020 to support convey messages about the role of charities during Covid handwashing, sanitation and clean water in combating diseases like Covid.

“The Postcode Recovery Fund gives charities an Including the £3 million Postcode opportunity to innovate in a way which will provide Recovery Fund for high-impact Covid lasting benefit, thanks to the support of our players.” response projects

Laura Chow, Head of Charities, *£10 million includes £7 million for use in 2020 and a £3 million Postcode Recovery Fund for British charities and organisations in 2021. £4 million awarded from Postcode Neighbourhood Trust and £6 million awarded from the People’s Postcode Lottery Postcode Innovation Trust. 12 Bolstering the climate fight UK packaging innovator wins Green Challenge The Postcode Lotteries Green Challenge is one At People’s Postcode Lottery, we have a long-standing of the world’s largest annual sustainability commitment to help raise funds for charities and good causes awards. Hosted by the five sister lotteries, the working to ensure a greener, more sustainable world. challenge champions start-ups hoping to tackle Climate change is now acknowledged to be the greatest global pressing environmental challenges through a threat of our time, requiring urgent, decisive action. Our bold combination of sustainability, entrepreneurship response is the Postcode Climate Challenge initiative, announced and creativity. in November. The winner for 2020 and recipient of the The Challenge commits more than £24 million in player raised €500,000 grand prize is alternative food funding to directly support 12 climate action projects by leading packaging innovator SoluBlue (UK). Chosen from charities including The Wildlife Trusts, WWF-UK, Friends of the six finalists, it has created a biodegradable food Earth, Fauna & Flora International, ClientEarth and Greenpeace. packaging made of seaweed, which is breathable The Postcode Climate Challenge also encourages players, and our and less likely to result in ‘sweaty’ food. own team, to get involved in one small challenge each month The runner-up prize of €200,000 went to another to help the environment and raise awareness of how everyday UK-based start-up called Jiva, maker of the world’s choices impact the planet. first recyclable, biodegradable printed circuit board (PCB) substrate. Honouring nature's hero The other four finalists were awarded at least For over 60 years Sir David Attenborough has informed and €100,000 and a place on a bespoke accelerator inspired millions about the beauty and fragility of the natural programme. Over 650 start-ups from across world. In recognition of this work Sir David was named Britain, the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, 2020’s Postcode Hero and received an award of £500,000 for and Germany applied to this year’s Postcode environmental charity Fauna & Flora International (FFI)*. Lotteries Green Challenge. This funding, raised by players, will support the conservation charity’s important work to stop biodiversity decline and protect “Winning the top prize is not only going the planet’s threatened wildlife and habitats. to revolutionise our growth plans, but it will provide further confidence to investors “The money raised by those who play this remarkable that our technology is the future. We’ve lottery will go to a very, very worthwhile cause. Together proven that our packaging works, so now with the players of People’s Postcode Lottery we are is the time to show the food industry and making a difference.” consumers that SoluBlue can help create a cleaner and greener planet!” Sir David Attenborough, vice president, Ayca Dundar, Fauna & Flora International Co-founder and CEO, SoluBlue (UK)

*Funding awarded from Postcode Planet Trust. 13 A decade of dreams

This year the Dream Fund celebrated its tenth anniversary. The fund challenges ambitious charities to think big, be bold and innovate – it provides the chance to bring a dream project to life in partnership with others.

Since the Dream Fund launched in 2010, 32 winners have been awarded a total of more than £16 million. The size of the funding pot has expanded every year, from £350,000 in its first year to a whopping £4 million in 2020. And the size of the awards has grown substantially too since the first £98,000 was awarded.

Funding for 2020’s Dream Fund projects were awarded from Postcode Dream Trust.

Wilder Blean £1.1 million Dream Fund award in 2020 Bison are coming to West Blean Wood near Canterbury in Kent. As part of an ambitious woodland wilding project led by Kent Wildlife Trust, Europe’s largest land animal will be reintroduced to Britain for the first time since going extinct here thousands of years ago. Bison are ecosystem engineers – their grazing naturally improves habitats for other species and acts as an alternative to management by humans. The bison at West Blean will create a public attraction too, and the hope is to replicate the project at other sites across the country.

Bison will be back in the UK for the first time in 6,000 years to restore a woodland ecosystem. Copyright Tom Cawdron. 14 House For Healing £1.5 million Dream Fund award in 2020 This ambitious partnership between Children 1st, Victim Support Scotland, Children England and the University of Edinburgh hopes to radically transform the way children give evidence in criminal cases. The first House for Healing, in the west of Scotland, will see children attend a homely, supportive space instead of the courtroom, providing a less intimidating way to give evidence. Here they will also get dedicated support to help them recover from trauma. It is hoped the pilot will provide the catalyst for revolutionising children’s experience of the justice system.

The UK’s first House for Healing will help child victims and witnesses get justice, recover, heal and move on.

Wild Oysters £1.1 million Dream Fund award in 2020 Since the mid-1800s, native oyster numbers have declined by 95% due to over-harvesting, habitat loss, pollution and disease. This project, by the Zoological Society of London (ZSL), Blue Marine Foundation and British Marine, hopes to restore native oyster populations in three areas around Britain. Healthy oyster beds mean cleaner water, abundant fish and shellfish and richer biodiversity. The project will also reignite public affinity to the native oyster through schools and community outreach.

Thousands of oysters will be returned to Britain’s coastal waters to boost ocean health and marine habitats. Credit ZSL. 15 Building stronger communities

Our players support a huge variety of charities and good causes – large and small, humanitarian and environmental, locally and internationally. Here is a flavour of the range of transformational work made possible by these funds over the last 12 months.

Tackling loneliness across the generations Funded charity: NSPCC £5.9 million since 2013 The Silver Line has received £2.7 million since 2016 People’s Postcode Lottery managed lotteries for NSPCC Funding awarded to The Silver Line from Postcode Support Trust

In June, campaigner and broadcaster Dame Esther Rantzen called for generations to come together to fight loneliness after research by People’s Postcode Lottery, with funded charities Childline (NSPCC) and The Silver Line, revealed that loneliness affects people at both ends of the age spectrum, and many are reluctant to talk about it. Almost two-thirds of young people aged 16 to 24 feel lonely at least once a week, with many embarrassed to say so. And eight out of ten people over 75 who regularly feel lonely say they never tell anyone about it. Founded by Dame Esther, Childline and The Silver Line offer phone support services for those feeling isolated and alone.

The Silver Line provides information, advice and friendship for older people.

16 Banking on the future of trees Funded charity: Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew £2.4 million since 2013 Funding awarded from Postcode Earth Trust

Sir David Attenborough calls it “perhaps the most significant conservation initiative ever”. The Millennium Seed Bank Partnership aims to safeguard the world’s plant diversity by storing billions of seeds sub-zero vaults. As part of the initiative, Kew Gardens started the UK National Tree Seed Project in 2013. This year the player-funded project reached a milestone of having collected over 13 million seeds from native trees across the UK.

13 million seeds from native trees and shrubs have been collected to protect UK woods. Credit RBG Kew.

Keeping breakfast going Funded charity: Magic Breakfast £2.5 million in funding since 2013 Funding awarded from Postcode Children Trust

As many as 1.8 million UK school children are at risk of morning hunger, which can lead to poor concentration and behaviour. Player-funded children’s food charity Magic Breakfast is combating this by providing free breakfasts to over 48,000 children in 480 partner schools across the country. During lockdown school closures, the charity’s Keeping Breakfast Going emergency campaign continued to provide breakfasts – as home deliveries and take-home food packs – to children would normally support in school, ensuring none of them go hungry.

Magic Breakfast provides healthy breakfasts to children at risk of hunger. Credit Ginger Pixie Photography. 17 Dance for better living Funded charity: English National Ballet £17,585 awarded in 2020 from Postcode Community Trust

Parkinson’s Disease can have a devastating effect on quality of life. The project Dance for Parkinson’s, run by English National Ballet (ENB), uses movement and dance to help people with the condition to live well. As well as relieving physical symptoms, the high- quality dance classes – inspired by ENB's repertoire – help improve mental wellbeing and self- confidence. With player funding, these classes were rolled out around the country, including in London, Liverpool, Ipswich and Cardiff.

Dance helps relieve the physical symptoms of Parkinson’s and boosts metal wellbeing, confidence and strength.

Medal for animal hero Funded charity: APOPO £4.4 million in funding since 2014 Funding awarded from Postcode Planet Trust

In September, Magawa, a giant African pouched rat, was awarded a PDSA gold medal for his “lifesaving bravery and devotion to duty”. Magawa was trained to detect landmines by player-funded charity APOPO and has cleared more than 141,000 square metres of land – the equivalent of 20 football pitches – making it the charity’s most successful Hero Rat. He was presented with a miniature PDSA Gold Medal, the animal equivalent of the George Cross.

African giant pouched rat, Magawa has sniffed out 39 landmines and 28 unexploded munitions in his career. Copyright PDSA/APOPO. 18 CLIC Sargent’s Mind The Chaps is a space for dads to connect with other dads whose children have cancer.

Peer support for cancer dads Funded charity: CLIC Sargent £11.6 million since 2016 People’s Postcode Lottery managed lotteries for CLIC Sargent

The dads of children with cancer can often feel very isolated and alone. National children’s cancer charity CLIC Sargent, funded by players since 2016, is working to change this with its fathers’ peer support group called Mind The Chaps! The group gives fathers a space to talk freely and share their feelings with other men and dads in similar circumstances. During 2020, the group continued to meet online, and chatted with People’s Postcode Lottery ambassador Jeff Brazier about their experiences and feelings.

19 Empowering girls in an online world Funded charity: Girlguiding £7.2 million funding since 2014 People’s Postcode Lottery managed lotteries for Girlguiding.

In September, Girlguiding published results of its Girls' Attitudes Survey, revealing the detrimental impact of online peer pressure on the wellbeing of girls and young women. The survey showed that just under half of girls and young women regularly use apps or filters to enhance photos of themselves on social media. Over half said they have seen online adverts that have made them feel pressured to look different. And 80% revealed they had considered changing how they look. Through its range of activities and programmes, Girlguiding continues to support girls and young women in the face of online pressures by providing an empowering girl-only space for its members. Girlguiding empower girls to be their best and become confident women.

Sing-alongs and smiles Funded charity: Golden Oldies £13,000 awarded in 2020 from Postcode Community Trust

The charity affectionately known as Goldies brings socially isolated older people together through a love of favourite songs. Its Sing & Smile sessions take place in venues across England and Wales, and the charity also supports those with dementia and additional learning needs. In summer 2020, uplifting footage from a session in a Bristol pub was beamed into homes around the country during the advert breaks of popular soap Emmerdale, which is sponsored by People’s Postcode Lottery.

Golden Oldies brightens the lives of thousands of older isolated people through singing and activities. 20 Soap sponsorship spotlights charities

The incredible work of player-funded charities around Britain is now being showcased daily to millions of primetime soap opera viewers, thanks to a high- profile new media partnership deal. Announced in March 2020, People’s Postcode Lottery’s sponsorship of the popular ITV soap Emmerdale sees a range of community initiatives being spotlighted – from a kayak search and rescue team in Warwickshire to a children’s clothing charity in Youth Music’s Incubator Fund is creating greater access and sustainable music careers for younger, underrepresented people in the industry. Edinburgh. Credit Linkup TV. The show attracts more than six million viewers, so this is a wonderful Sounds of a new generation way to raise awareness and reach Funded charity: Youth Music potential new players, hopefully £7.2 million funding since 2013 resulting in even more funding for good People’s Postcode Lottery managed lotteries for Youth Music causes. It is estimated that we reached around 58% of the UK population in In November, charity Youth Music announced the 31 music initiatives to 2020 thanks to the sponsorship deal. receive funding from the first round of its £2 million Incubator Fund, thanks to players of People’s Postcode Lottery. The Incubator Fund aims to tackle industry inequality by improving access to sustainable music careers for 18-25-year-olds. The recipient initiatives, many of whom were hard hit by the pandemic, include a breakout radio station, a youth record label and a jazz group training black women in behind-the-scenes music roles.

21 Players and winners

Almost four million people across Britain are now raising vital funds for charity by playing People’s Postcode Lottery. And every day, a good number of these players celebrate a win. In 2020, over 82% of players won and a total of over £193 million in prize money was paid out to winners in postcodes across England, Scotland and Wales. Prizes usually range from £10 to £30,000, up to a share of the monthly £3 million Postcode Millions prize. Covid restrictions meant ambassadors were not knocking on doors or ringing bells as much as usual, but delivered the good news via video calls to delighted players everywhere.

£3 million win for islanders January’s Postcode Millions draw, held on behalf of Postcode Animal Trust, saw 101 residents of the Hebridean islands of North Uist and Berneray share a cool £3 million. Two neighbours in the full winning postcode received £193,055 each, while the remaining 99 residents won between £21,425 and £64,275. Pamela, left, and her neighbour Sharon both won a six figure sum.

“I'm just numb, my mouth is dry. I'm completely speechless. The whole place has been buzzing. It's such a big amount for such a small community. It means so much to all of us.”

Pamela from Berneray, who won £193,055. 22 players3.5 in…million+ 69% of British postcodes 12% growth in active players year on year

Bumper wins in December December was the single biggest prize month in People’s Postcode Lottery history, with £22 million going to winners. The month brought the largest ever Postcode Millions prize – a whopping £4.1 million. Held on behalf of Postcode Active 82.6% Trust, the draw saw the prize pot shared among 170 people in of players won… Hungerford’s RG7 7 postcode sector. Those with tickets in the full winning postcode won £476,571 each. December also featured our ‘£50K a Day’ campaign, in which £193 million+ one winning postcode was announced every day, and each in prize money ticket in that postcode received £50,000. The total prize pot for this campaign was £7,150,000.

new1 million+ tickets this year

46,924 tickets sold on “Oh my gosh! That has made my year. My heart is racing. our greatest ever sales day (December) I’m going to cry! It’s a life-changing amount of money.”  …13,500 up on last year’s Alison, NHS community nurse from Bentham, who won £50,000. record players year on year

23 People’s Postcode Lottery ambassadors

Jeff Brazier Danyl Johnson “The past months have highlighted the importance of charities “We might not have been knocking on doors and ringing bells, and their services – to those who rely on them and the but that did not stop us from delivering good news to millions of communities they benefit. Charities have innovated and adapted players across the country! It has been just as special to see our to ensure they keep reaching those in need throughout the winners’ reactions on video calls, but I cannot wait to be able to pandemic. Together, our incredible players, the thousands of celebrate their successes in person again.” charities they support and the dedicated Postcode Lottery team have continued to make so much possible. Together we really do make a difference and it is inspiring to see.”

24 Matt Johnson “Many charitable organisations have had to do more with less as a result of the Covid outbreak. So, the tens of millions in funding players raise each year has never been more needed than it is now.”

Judie McCourt “Over £155 million was raised for good causes this year. Players’ support meant vulnerable children could benefit from a healthy breakfast, even during lockdown; it supported the emergency response in Beirut after the devastating explosion; it has bought equipment so children can continue their learning outside the classroom; and fathers of children with cancer have been able to continue supporting one another through virtual group sessions. All of this and so much more.”

Fiona Philips “Players of People’s Postcode Lottery have been helping transform lives and communities in Britain and beyond for 15 years. In 2020 we saw the total amount raised for good causes reach over £600 million and, for the first time in a single year, more than £10 million went to smaller, local community organisations, making a massive difference in every region across Britain.” 25 Our culture and team

Our people are at the heart of Postcode Lottery. This year they proved remarkably resilient and adaptable in the face of unexpected changes.

We strive to offer all team members a fun, rewarding workplace. Ordinarily they enjoy the camaraderie and support of colleagues by working under one roof, but for much of 2020, things were very different. What the team say As the Covid pandemic took hold in mid-March 2020, our buzzing head office fell silent and teams made the big shift “Working from home has been stressful to remote working. IT support stepped up several gears to help everyone get organised at home. Network and phone but People’s Postcode Lottery has done a infrastructure was rapidly adapted to keep our teams – the fantastic job in making it easier for everyone! customer experience team in particular – connected and A birthday message from the big bosses and functioning. lots of small gestures combine to make this a Ours is a culture based on team engagement and great place to work.” development, however the pandemic did not distract from that. Training and personal development continued apace, remotely, with both internal and external training delivered online. "I am extremely grateful to be part As an organisation we have proven resilient in the face of of a great team that has risen to the unexpected changes. We are proud of all our team members, enormous challenge of working remotely who adjusted well to ever-changing circumstances in an and responding with an extremely well- extraordinary year. coordinated and organised response."

“I am thankful to work for a company who do their very best to be diverse and inclusive. Everyone is working hard and being courageous to maintain this whilst being sustainable, fun and sharing during a difficult period.”

26 “We never doubted that as a team we are united and strong, whether in the office or at home. We remained glued together by our belief in what People’s Postcode Lottery achieves for players and communities.”

Annemiek Hoogenboom, Together we make a difference. Former Country Director

“Lorna, Rob and I could not be more A growing team proud of how the team has responded to the changes and challenges brought by the pandemic in 2020. Team members continued to do an outstanding job for our players, winners and supported charities in the past year. We have a truly amazing team and take inspiration from what can be achieved by coming together even in the hardest of circumstances.”

Clara Govier, Managing Director team382 members

new team53 members joined us in 2020

27 Our approach to sustainability £10 49% 51% MILLION Customer-focused campaigning CHARITY COVID FUNDING* Our customers are our players. We aim to engage them in our LAUNCHED mission – we show them the incredible things achieved by DIVERSITY AUDIT £24 MILLION MALE / FEMALE charities and good causes around the world, and thank them for COMPLETED CLIMATE CHALLENGE** RATIO their support.

Funding for resilience The unique model of unrestricted, flexible, long-term funding gives supported charities breathing£10 space to build capacity and £ 600 49% 51% resilience, and focus on growingMILLION their services. MILLION CHARITY COVID TO CHARITY Operating with integrity FUNDING* SINCE 2005 We strive to do the right thing and be the best we can possibly LAUNCHED PRIMETIME DIVERSITY AUDIT MALE / FEMALE IMPLEMENTED be. We are committed to integrity and transparency across all £24 MILLION CHARITY TRAIN NOT PLANE COMPLETED CLIMATE CHALLENGE** RATIO SUSTAINABLE EVENTS areas of our business. Our conduct is built around industry best CAMPAIGN PLAN POLICY practice. We go above and beyond to protect personal data and ensure safe play. A great place to work and meet£10 £10 49% 51%49% 51% Our people are our greatest strength.£MILLION 600 We createMILLION a safe and inspiring workplace where theyMILLIONCHARITY can be their COVID CHARITYbest. We focusCOVID on TO CHARITY their well-being and invest in theirFUNDING development.* FUNDING We aim *to SINCE 2005 maintain a thriving, equal and respectful environment, guidedPRIMETIME by LAUNCHED LAUNCHED our values and shaped by our team. DIVERSITY AUDITDIVERSITY £24AUDITIMPLEMENTED MILLION£24 MILLION MALE / FEMALEMALE / FEMALE CHARITYCOMPLETEDCOMPLETED CLIMATESUSTAINABLE CHALLENGE**CLIMATE EVENTS CHALLENGE**TRAIN RATIONOT PLANERATIO PLAN POLICY Relationships built on trust and transparency CAMPAIGN Our relationships with funded charities, our team and our suppliers are built on trust– and a code of conduct based on transparency and fairness. We workclosely with our partners to analyse and better understand our areas of impact. £MILLION 600£MILLION 600 More on our approach to sustainabilityTO CHARITYTO CHARITY  www.postcodelottery.info/about-us/sustainabilitySINCE 2005 SINCE 2005 PRIMETIMEPRIMETIME IMPLEMENTEDIMPLEMENTED *£10 million includes £7 million for use in 2020 and a £3 million Postcode Recovery Fund for British charities and TRAIN NOT PLANETRAIN NOT PLANE organisations in 2021. £4 million awarded from Postcode Neighbourhood Trust and £6 million awardedCHARITY from the CHARITY SUSTAINABLE SUSTAINABLE EVENTS EVENTS Postcode Innovation Trust. CAMPAIGNCAMPAIGN PLAN PLAN POLICY POLICY **The Postcode Climate Challenge initiative supports 12 charities: African Parks, Canal & River Trust, ClientEarth, Ellen MacArthur Foundation, Fauna & Flora International, Friends of the Earth, Greenpeace, The Ramblers, WaterAid, The Wildlife Trusts, Woodland Trust and WWF-UK. Charities funded directly. 28 Spotlight on diversity Code of conduct for safe play

Fostering a culture of equality, diversity and inclusion In 2020, public affairs representatives from Nova- is core to the People’s Postcode Lottery ethos. media’s five sister lotteries put their heads together This year, we undertook a diversity audit to better to draw up a new seven-point Code of Conduct understand our strengths in this regard and, more for Responsible Play, which outlines a shared importantly, the changes needed to make our commitment to protect potentially vulnerable organisation even more inclusive – so that there are players. no barriers to someone joining the team, becoming Though lotteries are considered low risk compared a player or applying for funding. to other forms of gambling – as well as helping Following the audit, we now have set of eight raise funds for good causes – the sister lotteries commitments to implement – these form part of continually strive to make sure play is as safe as our 2021 business objectives. All departments will possible. The code captures seven agreed principles also set their own commitment to equality, diversity we commit to, despite cultural and regulatory and inclusion. differences across the countries. It shares best practice and serves as a baseline for any new The eight commitments are to: Postcode Lotteries in the future. 1. Introduce training on diversity, inclusion and unconscious bias for all team members 2. Review our recruitment policy, processes and partners 3. Increase awareness of funding opportunities to underrepresented groups New life for our old IT kit 4. Collect and monitor team diversity data to support internal benchmarking and actions As an organisation reliant on information 5. Champion diversity and inclusion in all aspects technology, we recognise that e-waste is a growing of the business and recruit volunteer Diversity yet under-reported problem. To tackle it, we have and Inclusion Champions in each department partnered with the Leith E-Waste and Education 6. Review all media, marketing collateral and Hub (run by the social enterprise Edinburgh channels to ensure inclusive imagery and Remakery), to give all our retired IT equipment a language new lease of life. 7. Consider how we make our team events and The initiative trains people who are jobless to celebrations as inclusive as possible refurbish donated equipment, which is then 8. Regularly communicate, request feedback and supplied to small businesses and charities that need share how we are doing kit. By donating our unwanted IT equipment, we are tackling e-waste, fostering a culture of repair and reuse, as well as supporting skills development.

29 Promoting Societies 2020 Financial Reporting ActionAid 2,593 African Parks 2,024 Our performance in 2020 (in £1,000) Amnesty International 2,593 Barnardo’s 2,562 Breast Cancer Now 1,305 British Red Cross 2,537 Share of total Canal & River Trust 4,590 Cats Protection 1,282 2020 2019 CLIC Sargent 2,545 Total Proceeds 487,381 100% 432,998 100% ClientEarth 2,030 Crisis UK 2,647 Prizes 194,952 40% 173,199 40% Depaul UK 2,593 To Promoting Societies 155,962 32% 138,559 32% Dogs Trust 2,524 Lottery Management Costs 136,467 28% 121,240 28% Ellen MacArthur Foundation 2,019 Fauna & Flora International 2,030 Friends of the Earth UK 4,586 Girlguiding 2,572 Greenpeace 2,030 Guide Dogs for the Blind Association 1,294 Maggie’s 2,514 NSPCC 2,594 Oxfam GB 2,520 PDSA 1,881 People’s Postcode Trust 2,545 Plan UK 2,583 Postcode Active Trust 1,525 Postcode African Trust 1,976 Postcode Animal Trust 2,532 Postcode Care Trust 2,657 Postcode Children Trust 3,878 Postcode Community Trust 2,598 Postcode Culture Trust 2,625 Postcode Dream Trust 1,997 Postcode Earth Trust 2,593 Postcode Education Trust 2,614 Postcode Equality Trust 2,569 Postcode Global Trust 2,655 Postcode Green Trust 2,637 Postcode Heroes Trust 2,542 Postcode Innovation Trust 3,596 Postcode International Trust 693 Postcode Local Trust 2,552 Postcode Neighbourhood Trust 2,545 Postcode Planet Trust 2,322 Postcode Sport Trust 1,997 Postcode Support Trust 2,953 Royal National Institute of Blind People 1,944 Royal Society of Wildlife Trusts 4,511 Royal Voluntary Service 2,535 Save the Children 2,593 Sightsavers 2,587 Theirworld 2,670 The Ramblers 4,612 Unicef 2,625 War Child 2,514 WaterAid 4,542 Woodland Trust 4,538 WWF - UK 4,533 Youth Music 2,683 Grand Total 155,962 30 Funds for charities and good causes

GOOD CAUSE AMOUNT (£) Citizens Advice Aylesbury Vale 19,506 Happy Child International Foundation (It’s a 20,000 Penalty) People's Postcode Trust Clothe and Feed 12,500 HIV Scotland 14,600 ADHD Foundation 8,500 Collage Arts 20,000 Home-Start South and West Devon 15,000 African Community Heritage Hub Ltd 16,898 Commonside Community Development Trust 20,000 Hopscotch Theatre Company 10,119 Age Concern York 20,000 Communities Fiji Britain (CFB) 17,417 Hull FC Rugby Community Sports and Education 14,380 Age UK Teesside 11,310 Community Heart Productions 10,720 Foundation All People All Places 19,926 Connect Aid CIC - Food Share Project 1,999 Imagineer Foundation CIO 20,000 Amber Crisis Pregnancy Care 11,200 Copeland & Allerdale occupational social centre 7,255 Inclusive Economy Liverpool 2,000 Anne Frank Trust UK 4,977 Council of Somali Organisations 19,880 IRMO 9,800 Anti Caste Discrimination Alliance (ACDA) 20,000 Craig Y Don Croquet Club (CYD Sports and 2,700 JET Jobs Education and Training 17,740 Community Centre) Artistic Spectrum 2,000 Jigsaw Visitors’ Centre 9,324 Crosslight Advice 19,624 Art with Heart CIC 2,000 Jubilee Church (ACM) 17,660 Cumbernauld & Kilsyth Care 3,600 Aspiring 2 Be 2,000 Karis Neighbour Scheme 18,000 CYC The Hangout 20,000 Autism Bedfordshire 20,000 Kinergy 20,000 Dangerpoint Ltd 10,000 Autism Initiatives (UK) 18,500 Kingston Churches Action on Homelessness 20,000 Designability Charity Ltd 19,400 Barnsley Wooley Miners CC 1,600 Knowsley Youth Mutual 1,965 Dimobi Children Disability Trust 14,975 Bath and North East Somerset Carers Centre 15,884 Latin American House 20,000 Dorothy House Hospice Care 13,890 Bethel Trust Port Talbot 19,830 Leeds Baby Bank 20,000 Dovecot and Princess Drive Community 18,625 Book Clubs in Schools 14,900 Association LGBT Healthy Living Centre 19,000 Bookmark Reading Charity 20,000 Down Syndrome Training and Support Service Ltd 17,393 MAP Middlesbrough 5,092 Boxing Futures Ltd 14,671 Dundee and Angus ADHD Support Group 20,000 Mental Fight Club 15,600 Bradbury Fields 18,748 East Kent Education Business Partnership Ltd 8,500 Migrants Organise Ltd 15,000 Bridport and District Citizens Advice Bureau 18,957 ECPAT UK 19,547 Mind in Harrow 19,880 Brighton Table Tennis Club 18,928 Edventure Frome Community Interest Company 2,000 Mustard Tree 20,000 Brighton Unemployed Centre Families Project 12,000 Eggcup 20,000 MyBnk 20,000 Bristol Association for Neighbourhood Daycare 3,756 Exeter Community Energy Ltd 2,000 My Sisters’ House CIC 2,000 C2C Social Action 19,999 Family Gateway 20,000 National Literacy Trust 20,000 Caldmore Village Festival Ltd 8,410 Federation of Disability Sport 10,494 Neath Mind Association (also known as Neath Port 17,960 Talbot or NPT Mind) CARAS (Community Action for Refugees and 16,200 FiLiA 19,718 Asylum Seekers) New Beginnings Reading 18,954 Footprints Conductive Education Centre Ltd 4,572 Carers Forum Stirling Area t/a Stirling Carers Centre 10,000 New Borderline (known as Borderline) 20,000 Free Legal Advice Group For Domestic Violence 13,800 Carers of East Lothian 15,164 (Flag DV) Norfolk Community Law Service 20,000 Causeway Irish Housing Association 2,000 Friends of Ravenhill Park 1,759 Ocean Road Centre 18,000 Central Scotland Regional Equality Council 19,995 Gingerbread, the charity for single parent families 20,000 OneConversation 9,143 Chapman Centre Trust 9,750 Govanhill Baths Community Trust 18,200 Orkney Charitable Trust 6,000 Cherishers 811 Ltd 2,000 GRAFT Thames Valley Ltd. 16,950 Our Chartist Heritage (OCH) 20,000 Children and families staffordshire 15,461 Groundwork Wales 19,758 Pan Intercultural Arts 15,000 Chiltern Citizens Advice Bureau Limited 19,385 Hainworth Wood Community Centre 4,120 Positive Action For Refugees And Asylum Seekers 15,000 31 Pregnancy Counselling and Care (Scotland) 13,364 The Hive Food Bank 9,960 Postcode Care Trust Prime Theatre 11,000 The Kite Trust 18,000 Carers Trust 600,000 Race Against Blood Cancer 20,000 The Meadows Children and Family Wing 18,959 Missing People 800,000 Rebalancing the Outer Estates Foundation 9,913 The Parenting Network C.I.C 1,915 Music in Hospitals & Care 100,000 Rebuild East Midlands 18,860 The PCC of All Saints with St Peter Hutton 14,380 Prince of Wales’s Charitable Fund 800,000 Refuge4Pets 20,000 The Redress Trust Limited 20,000 The Reader 600,000

Refugee Support Network 20,000 The Rotary Club Of Chichester Harbour 2,000 Postcode Children Trust Rhondda Netball 6,000 The Sick Children’s Trust 19,983 Children 1st 750,000 Room2Heal / Room to Heal 19,284 The Snowdrop project 20,000 Children North East 400,000 Royston Youth Action 20,000 The Tenebrae Choir 5,220 Daisy Chain 400,000 Rye Harbour Sailability 19,617 The Wharton Trust 19,972 Magic Breakfast 400,000 Sahahra Ltd 1,613 Trapped in Zone One 1,965 Place2Be 400,000 SAMEE 9,846 Tregaron Family Centre 14,271 Prospex 80,000 SAMS Partnership (held within The Together Free 15,400 Tros Gynnal Plant 19,000 Whizz-Kidz 400,000 Foundation) TVCP 19,767 Postcode Community Trust Sandwell Youth in Action 9,350 Urban Circle Newport 3,040 Accessible Arts & Media 19,916 Schoolreaders 20,000 Wakefield Hospice 11,994 Action for Elders Trust 20,000 Scottish Documentary Institute 12,366 Walk Ministries 16,818 Age UK South Gloucestershire 20,000 Scourie Community Development Company 10,100 Walsall Creative factory CIC 2,000 Alive and Kicking UK 9,680 Sen Talk CIC 2,000 Walton Leigh School Parents Staff Association 19,997 Art4Space 2,000 Settle Support 20,000 Wapping Bangladesh Association 12,540 Artcore Limited 19,426 Sharewear Clothing Scheme 20,000 Weavers Community Forum 14,925 Ashbrooke Sports Club Limited 19,900 Sheffield Women’s Counselling and Therapy 9,720 Service West Sussex Mediation Service 3,000 Ashfield Voluntary Action 15,000 Signpost (Colchester) Limited 16,000 Whitburn and District Community Development Trust 20,000 Ashton Community Chess Club 1,295 Sister System 19,975 Wiveliscombe Community Swimming Pool Club 1,889 Avon Indian Community Association (AICA) 1,464 Sophie Hayes Foundation 19,400 Wrexham Foodbank 6,560 Barons Court Project 20,000 Southend on Sea Guild of Help & Citizens Advice 20,000 Younger People With Dementia (Berkshire) 9,750 Baseless Fabric Theatre Ltd 8,282 Bureau (CAS) Young People First (Midlands) 19,760 Bathgate Band 2,000 South Essex Advocacy Services 14,976 Postcode African Trust Beacon Family Services CIC 1,982 Spare Tyre Theatre Company 6,000 Action Against Hunger 425,000 BEAP Community Partnership 18,300 Square Peg Foundation cic 2,000 AfriKids 425,000 Bedford & Milton Keynes Waterway Trust 9,000 Stellar Quines 10,310 Book Aid International 425,000 Belvidere Village Community Group 780 St Mary’s (Bramall Lane) Community Centre 17,000 Mary’s Meals 425,000 Berkshire Autistic Society (working name Autism 17,466 Success4All cio 18,477 Berkshire) Ndlovu Care Group 425,000 Surviving Economic Abuse 20,000 Birkenhead Forum Housing Association Ltd. 1,770 Peace Direct 425,000 Sustainable Merton 19,000 Bishop’s Castle Lawn Tennis Club 1,970 Postcode Animal Trust Taunton and District Citizens Advice Bureau 15,546 Black Sheep Collective CIC 1,991 Battersea 700,000 Teardrops Supporting The Homeless 19,000 Blend Cook Eat Share CIC 2,000 Marine Conservation Society 500,000 TheBigLeague CIC 1,872 Bloco Ashe Bury Community Samba Group 1,200 Medical Detection Dogs 350,000 The Breck Foundation 12,075 Bristol Baseball Club 1,997 Riding for the Disabled Association 500,000 The Children’s Literacy Charity 20,000 Bubble & Speak 2,000 Traffic International 150,000 The Community Impact Initiative C.I.C. 2,000 Burnham Community Allotment 810 Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust 500,000 The Girls’ Network 19,500 Cabasa CIC 2,000 32 Camden People’s Theatre 17,955 Greentop Community Circus Centre 8,000 Made In Hackney 19,875 Cancer Support Scotland (TAK TENT) 20,000 GTown Talents 2,000 Maldon Boxing Academy 2,000 Carers United 15,964 Gympanzees 18,780 Manchester Literature Festival 13,000 Carmarthen Domestic Abuse Services 13,920 Hackney Music Development Trust (HMDT Music) 19,500 Mansfield Choral Society 1,120 Cede Foundation 12,279 Hackney Shed Limited 12,263 Market Harborough Cricket & Squash Club 1,640 Cheslyn Hay Community Choir 500 Hamptworth Croquet Club 1,948 Memory Matters South West CIC 2,000 Cleethorpes Community Sports & Education 20,000 Heads up Ltd CIC 2,000 Metro Sports and Social Cub of Vision Impaired 11,745 People Cleobury Mortimer Men’s Shed(CMMS) 7,710 HeadsUP Mental Health Awareness Ltd 2,000 Mindful Peak Performance CIC 1,980 CoCreate Dorset CIC 2,000 Heckington Players Amateur Dramatic Society 1,750 Mon-SAR (Anglesey Lowland Search and Rescue) 19,200 Colne Open Door Centre Ltd 8,166 Helping Hooves Derbyshire CIC 2,000 Mosaic-Supporting Bereaved Children 17,757 Come Play With Me CIC 1,934 Holt Community Gardeners 1,986 Mount Ambrose Cricket Club 1,221 ConGens Group 19,181 Home-Start Essex Ltd 14,100 Moving Together 1,900 Copper- Men’s Shed Amlwch 1,000 Home-Start Royston, Buntingford & South 12,522 Cambridgeshire (incorporated as Home-Start Mummy’s Star 6,488 Create (Create (Arts) limited) 19,998 Royston & South Cambridgeshire) Music24 20,000 Creating Adventures 11,434 Hope for Sutton 19,960 Music 4 U 13,000 Crooked Spine CIC 1,224 Hummingbird Refugee Project 15,008 Music Making SENse 2,000 Cruse Bereavement Care Scotland 17,950 Hunstanton and District Men’s Shed 2,000 Neuro Therapy Centre 14,117 Dance Art Foundation 19,844 If U Care Share Foundation 16,991 New Dawn New Day Ltd 18,925 Dangerous Dads CIC 1,850 Imaginate 7,256 NEW FRIENDS FOR YOU (working name Friends 7,920 Dartford Volleyball club 1,960 Improving Lives Notts 14,848 for You) Dementia UK 20,000 Independently CIC 1,800 No5 Young People 19,540 Derbyshire Association of the Blind Ltd T/A Sight 18,700 Integrated Neurological Services 13,698 Norbury Village Hall 10,196 Support Derbyshire Ipswich Town Community Trust 2,480 North Edinburgh Dementia Care 10,709 Doncaster Book Awards Ltd 2,000 Jack Drum Arts CIC 2,000 North Star Counselling Community Interest 2,000 Drum Works CIC 2,000 Company Kickstarts Dance CIC 2,000 Dyson Perrins Museums Trust T/A Museum of Royal 19,999 Nottingham & Nottinghamshire Refugee Forum 18,000 Worcester Kilwinning Communuty Football Academy 7,236 One-to-One (Enfield) 14,788 East Herts Citizens Advice Service 19,260 Kinder Mountain Rescue Team 2,828 Oxford City Farm 19,940 East Surrey Domestic Abuse Services (ESDAS) 17,783 Kingswood Trust 10,700 Para Dance UK 20,000 Easy Peel Studio CIC 1,980 Kirklees Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Trust 7,411 Partnership for Children 15,996 Edward’s Trust 19,201 Lads Need Dads CIC 2,000 Performing Room 13,000 Elders Council of Newcastle (EC) 15,600 Lancashire Women 19,974 Phoenix Bereavement Support Services 16,116 EmpathyLab 2,000 Leicester Hockey Club CIC 1,820 Pianodrome Community Interest Company 2,000 Empowr-U 1,990 Leicester Neptune Swimming Club 600 Pink Champagne Breast Cancer Survivors Dragon 7,369 Encore Enterprises CIC 1,977 Leonard Cheshire Disability 20,000 Boat Team Family Counselling Trust 18,276 Life Seeker CIC 1,994 PLUS (Forth Valley) Limited 15,982 Feckenham Cricket Club 1,200 littlelifts 18,754 Portico North CIC 2,000 Friends of NLive Radio 2,000 Live! 10,548 Portsmouth Victoria Swimming Club 1,440 Fruit Fly Collective 1,995 live cancer free ltd 2,000 Priority 1-54 2,000 Gelligaer & District Amateur Boxing Club 1,984 Localgiving 550,000 Radiate Arts 2,000 Get Out 18,350 London Irish Foundation 15,000 Radnor Federation of Young Farmers Clubs 10,000

Glasgow Zine Library, SCIO 20,000 London Symphony Orchestra 19,067 Rainbow Valley 7,540

Graeae Theatre Company 18,920 Luton All Women’s Centre 20,000 Rationale Arts 20,000 33 Read for Good 18,270 Voluntary Action South West Surrey 6,500 Children on the Edge 250,000 Recycling Unlimited 19,200 VYD 2,000 Global Fund for Children 150,000 River And Sea Sense Ltd 1,900 Wath Brow Hornets ARLFC 2,000 Humanity & Inclusion UK 250,000 Seed Eating Disorder Support Services 19,781 We Hear You 13,770 Médecins Sans Frontières 850,000

Self injury Support 20,000 Westbury Shed 2,634 Postcode Green Trust Shabang Inclusive Learning 16,100 West Derby Hockey Club 2,000 Bumblebee Conservation Trust 100,000 Shrewsbury Food Hub 15,600 WHALE Arts Agency 19,973 Keep Britain Tidy 550,000 Skilz Academy 18,000 Whole Step CIC 1,950 Surfers Against Sewage 250,000 Skool of Street 10,000 Yonder Surf Academy CIC 1,954 The Conservation Volunteers 550,000 Small Acts of Kindness Trust 10,000 Young Actors Theatre Islington 5,000 The Royal Parks 750,000 South Essex Community Hub 20,000 Postcode Culture Trust Trees for Cities 100,000 Sports and Life Skills CIC 1,800 Edinburgh International Book Festival 350,000 Postcode Heroes Trust Square Food Foundation 19,500 MAC Birmingham 350,000 Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust 450,000 Stamford Bridge Village Hall 2,174 National Galleries of Scotland 500,000 Scottish Air Ambulance 200,000 Starling 19,986 National Museum Wales / Amgueddfa Cymru 350,000 Street Soccer 200,000 St Margaret’s House 9,975 National Museums Scotland 350,000 The Sentry 600,000 Synergy Dance Outreach 9,946 Sistema Scotland 350,000 Thomson Reuters Foundation 600,000 The Anne Robson Trust 12,000 V&A Museum of Design Dundee 350,000 Tottenham Hotspur Foundation 600,000 The Birth Partner Project (TBPP) 19,929 Postcode Dream Trust The Cellar Trust 7,162 Postcode Innovation Trust Children 1st 1,500,000 The Charlie Burns Foundation 17,353 Action Against Hunger 225,000 Kent Wildlife Trust 1,125,201 The Chaseley Trust 17,866 AfriKids 100,000 Zoological Society of London 1,180,353 The Cornwall Arts and Crafts CIC 1,798 Alzheimer’s Society 120,000 The Cricket Asylum Foundation 10,840 Postcode Earth Trust Apopo 94,421 The Friendly Transport Service (Shropshire) 5,860 National Trust 725,000 Carefree 250,000 The Harbour Project for Swindon Refugees and 5,312 National Trust for Scotland 375,000 Children 1st 129,000 Asylum Seekers Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh 375,000 Children North East 100,000 The Mary Dolly Foundation 19,710 Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew 375,000 Daisy Chain 100,000 The Nest Southwest Community Interest Company 2,000 Science Museum Group 525,000 Dame Kelly Holmes Trust 50,000 The Octopus Foundation 2,000 Yorkshire Dales Millennium Trust 375,000 Dementia Adventure 59,135 The Russ Devereux Headlight Project 20,000 Edinburgh International Book Festival 31,500 Postcode Equality Trust the Stanley People’s Initiative 15,000 Ethex 510,000 Clooney Foundation for Justice 250,000 The Twisting Ducks Theatre Company CIO 18,967 Greenhouse Sports 75,000 Girls Not Brides 250,000 The Valerie Foundation 1,992 Harrow Carers 250,000 Helen Bamber Foundation 250,000 The Wee County Men’s Shed 1,676 Hatch 25,000 Hope & Homes for Children 250,000 The Welbeloved Club 2,000 Helen Bamber Foundation 100,000 Human Rights Watch 800,000 Thinking Film Ltd 2,000 Homeless Oxfordshire 250,000 Liberty 450,000 Thornton Lodge Action Group (TLAG) 13,214 Impact Hub Kings Cross 40,000 Reprieve 250,000 Tone and Trim Community Gym (T&T) 2,000 Keep Britain Tidy 50,000 Women for Women International 450,000 Travelling Light Theatre Company 14,241 MAC Birmingham 40,000 Urswick Playground 6,000 Postcode Global Trust Magic Breakfast 50,000 Visyon ltd 19,772 Amref Health Africa UK 250,000 Marine Conservation Society 100,000 Voices and Choices CIO 19,710 CARE International UK 650,000 Mary’s Meals 100,000 34 Medical Detection Dogs 75,000 Brunswick Organic Nursery 4,000 Friends of Chislehurst and Walden Recreation 12,089 Grounds Missing People 140,000 Buglife 13,443 Friends of Foundry Wood 16,000 National Galleries of Scotland 100,000 Bute Conservation Trust 6,856 Friends of Gleadless Valley Methodist Church 2,000 National Museum Wales / Amgueddfa Cymru 50,000 Butterfly Conservation 20,000 Community Garden National Trust for Scotland 50,000 Buxton Town Team 1,983 Friends of Harthill and Calderstones Park 20,000 Ndlovu Care Group 100,000 Caithness Book Club 1,740 Friends of Howwood Park 2,000 NEMI Community CIC 240,000 Carleton Community Umbrella 1,824 friends of ley hill park 2,000 Place2Be 100,000 Carnforth Rangers FC 2,000 Friends of Nobles Rest 2,000 Re-engage (Contact The Elderly) 100,000 Change Agents UK 19,900 Friends of Palatine School 15,000 Riding for the Disabled Association 100,000 Chatterley Whitfield Friends CIO 20,000 Friends of Prince of Wales Park 5,823 Royal Zoological Society of Scotland 50,000 Christ Church PCC 2,000 Friends of the Meadows 2,000 RSPB Scotland 250,000 Civic Pride Rossendale 3,990 Friends of Tregoniggie Woodland 2,000 School for Social Entrepreneurs 130,000 CleanupUK 16,710 Friends of Yeovil Country Park 7,000 Scottish Edge 65,000 Climate Action Ilkley 17,563 Gairloch & District Heritage Company Ltd 12,500 Sistema Scotland 75,000 Commonwork Trust 19,525 Gateway into the Community 19,450 Social Enterprise UK 35,000 Community Solutions North West Ltd 1,980 Getting Better Together Ltd. 12,000 Street League 119,214 CountrymenUK 15,000 GetYourLifeBack! 20,000 The Reader 48,086 Creative Futures Midlands C.I.C. 2,000 Good companions bolton 19,871 The Silver Line 100,000 Croft-on-Tees Community Village Hall CIO 10,901 Grand Union Arts CIO/Grand Union Studios Ltd 12,300 UNLTD 249,897 Crossroads Community Hub 8,368 Great Torrington Commons Conservators 10,000 Volunteer It Yourself 145,000 Cwmni Nod Glas Cyf 2,000 Greenfingers Charity 19,711 Whizz-Kidz 100,000 Dane Bank Green Space CIO 17,314 Green Health Thames Valley 9,200 Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust 175,000 Darnhill Festival Association 14,944 Griffithstown Communal Gardens 2,000 Women for Women International 75,000 Dartington Recreation Association 20,000 Grwp Cymuneddol #Caruamlwch 2,000 Zoological Society of London 50,000 Dickens Field Trust 20,000 Hackbridge & Beddington Corner Neighbourhood 2,000 Ditchingham Village Hall 2,937 Development Gp Postcode Local Trust Dorothy Parkes Centre 17,704 Hazlerigg and District War Memorial Community 8,200 6th Gainsborough Sea Scouts 10,200 Dorridge & District Residents Association (DDRA) 2,000 Centre Age UK East London 17,712 Dulwich Picture Gallery 9,605 Healthy Living Centre Dartford 20,000 Ardagh Community Trust 20,000 Earth Restoration Service 5,460 Heath Hands 6,000 Barningham Net Zero Community Interest 2,000 East Riding Voluntary Action Services (ERVAS) Ltd 19,992 Hibernian Community Foundation 11,760 Company Edinburgh International Festival Society 17,251 Historic Cheapside 1,000 Barningham Village Hall 5,100 Ellacombe Community Partnership 9,895 Hope for the Future 18,960 Beach Access North East 12,187 Environment Trust 17,280 Hornimans Adventure Playground 19,890 Bodster Equine Assisted Learning Community 2,000 Interest Company Eston Arts Centre 2,000 Incredible Edible Knowsley 2,000 Bolton Conservation Volunteers 1,950 Exeter Phoenix 12,596 Inside Out for Children 20,000 Bournemouth Parks Foundation 4,925 Fairfield Environment Trust 19,962 Kemerton Conservation Trust 1,572 Brandon in Bloom 2,000 Firwood & District Residents Association 13,946 Lancashire Association of Boys and Gilrls Clubs 1,800 Brigend Carers Centre 20,000 FISCUS North Limited 15,944 Lea Hall Miners Welfare Centre 20,000 Brighton Permaculture Trust 20,000 Fishbourne Playing Field Association 2,000 Lillisleaf Community Development Ltd 7,050 Bristol Avon Rivers Trust 19,450 Forest Farm Peace Garden 20,000 Little Ouse Headwaters Project 6,972 Bristol Natural History Consortium 9,950 Friends of Brierdene 1,750 Llanhilleth Miners Institute 15,000 Brockwell Park Community Greenhouses 11,000 Friends of Chaddesden Wood (FoCW) 2,000 Lowfield Green Housing Co-operative 2,000 35 Lunnasting Public Hall 9,000 The Friends of Conway Park 2,000 ADAPT Prembabies Limited 7,210 Manchester City Galleries Trust 19,950 The Friends of Hinchingbrooke Country Park 2,000 ADEC (Arts Development in East Cambs) T/A 10,010 Babylon ARTS Manchester Environmental Education Network 10,000 The Friends of Ilkley Moor 19,883 Afghanistan and Central Asian Association 18,397 Mersey Rivers Trust 20,000 The Friends of Langlands Moss Local Nature 1,997 Reserve African Caribbean Leadership Company 20,000 Monk Fryston and Hillam Community Association 19,210 The Globe Group CIC 2,000 African Women Group 10,156 Moor Trees 20,000 The Judy Murray Foundation 19,100 Age UK Redbridge Barking and Havering 19,998 Ouseburn Farm Charity Ltd 10,610 The Learning through Landscapes Trust 550,000 Age Well Hwyliog Mon 10,000 Outdoor People 2,000 The Mare and Foal Sanctuary 19,999 Aire Place Studios CIC 2,000 Outside Lives LTD 1,483 The Neighbourhood Project CIC 2,000 Alex, The Leukodystrophy Charity 20,000 Pathways 4 All Ltd 20,000 The Penllergare Trust 17,103 Alice (Relief of Poverty and Advancement of 17,624 Penny Brohn UK (working name of Penny Brohn 20,000 Community) Cancer Care) The Penstone Village Glade Community 726 Association Allegra Ladies Choir 2,000 Planet Aware CIC 1,980 The Prospects Foundation 20,000 All or Nothing Dance Aerial Theatre 17,907 Play Midlothian 10,020 The Ramsgate Society 7,000 Allsorts Gloucestershire 19,789 Pollenize Community Interest Company 2,000 The Weardale Museum 15,785 Archbishop’s Palace Conservation Trust 9,400 Positive Activities Ltd 19,200 The Wilderness Rangers 2,000 Art Against Knives 18,208 Railway Land Wildlife Trust 16,364 Tide Plymouth 2,000 Artbox London 17,575 Remode Renfrewshire CIC 1,874 Towan Blystra Habitats Integration Team 1,953 Arts 2 Heal 15,500 R-Evolution 20,000 Transition Chester 1,994 Assisting Berkshire Children to Read 8,100 Rosemary and Time CIC 1,780 Treloggan Residents Association 2,000 Auditory Verbal Centre (AVUK) 19,876 Ruperra Conservation Trust 5,400 Treverbyn Community Hall 4,000 Awaz voice of the community 13,790 Sea Life Trust’s Cornish Seal Sanctuary 18,684 Vincent Wildlife Trust 20,000 Axe Valley & West Dorset Ring & Ride Service Ltd 15,000 Sheppey Sea Cadets 20,000 Warwickshire Search and Rescue 5,850 Ayrshire Women’s Hub CIC 2,000 Shipley Eco-Action Group 1,278 We Are Food Pioneers CIC 1,980 Bangladeshi Parents Association in Newham 10,440 Shrewsbury and Newport Canals Trust 6,474 Wear Rivers Trust 19,920 Bankside Open Spaces Trust 19,923 Slough Fort Preservation Trust 2,667 Welcome to our Future (Local Agenda 21) 10,000 Barnet Community Projects 18,429 South London Cares Limited 6,395 West Midland Bird Club 6,500 Barnet Lone Parent Centre 12,371 South West Community Woodlands Trust (SWCWT) 4,500 Westraven Community Cafe and Garden 13,617 Barton Town Cricket Club 1,991 St. Mark Universal Care 19,955 Wildgoose Rural Training 20,000 Basingstoke & Alton Cardiac Rehabilitation Charity 11,730 St Mary Gillingham Scout Group 12,000 Windygates Durievale Bowling & Sports Club 1,850 BCA Independent Advocacy Services 14,472 St Sidwell’s Centre 18,575 Wolverley Playing Fields 9,682 Benburb FC 1,600 St Werburghs City Farm 18,087 Woodlarks camp site Trust 15,914 Bereavement Care 10,000 Sunnyside Community Gardens 18,887 Yeovil Rivers Community Trust 6,000 Berwickshire Association for Voluntary Services 20,000 Sussex Community Development Association 11,460 (SCDA) Ltd YORgreencic 1,715 Bethnal Green Nature Reserve Trust 9,777 Team Oasis Children’s Charity 20,000 Young Epilepsy 20,000 Beyond The Page Ltd 2,000 Teesmouth Field Centre 3,600 Bideford AFC Youth 2,000 Postcode Neighbourhood Trust The American Garden in Peckham 19,953 Bishop’s Castle and District Lifeline Company LTD 2,000 1st Burnmoor Scout Group 1,450 The Brock Garden Centre SCIO 7,860 Blackbird Leys Adventure Playground 9,100 5UP CIC 2,000 The Bulldog Trust Limited 150,000 Black Health Initiative (BHI) 19,700 8th Port Talbot Scout Group 1,950 The Centre for Sustainable Healthcare 19,500 Blackpool Carers Centre 19,589 Abbeymead Football Club 1,950 The Children and Young People’s Gardening Project 3,585 Aber Valley Heritage Group 19,514 Blackpool FC Community Trust 20,000 The Ethel Trust 8,700 Adanna Women’s Support Group LTD 1,850 Body & Soul 19,250 36 Borderlands (South West) Ltd 20,000 Cwmafan Bowls Club 1,101 Grays Athletic Community FC Ltd 1,950 Bosnia & Herzegovina UK Network 14,150 DadsHouse 18,150 Grit Breakthrough Programmes 15,807 Boston Community Transport 9,066 Dame Vera Lynn Children’s Charity 11,641 Growing Well Limited 19,809 Boughton Playing Field/Pocket Park 8,576 Dansworks Dance Academy of Performing Arts CIC 1,993 Haswell & District Mencap 15,502 Bounceback Food CIC 1,908 Darlington Operatic Society 8,045 Haxby & Wigginton Youth & Community 17,680 Association Breathe Easy, Clackmannanshire 625 Dartmouth Caring 17,238 Head Injured People in Cheshire 9,000 Bright Ideas for Tennis 10,000 Daventry Area Community Transport 3,638 Headway Devon 11,180 Brighton and Hove Faith in Action 13,500 Dementia-friendly Alton 1,980 Headway Preston and Chorley 14,029 Browns Community Services 2,000 Derby Counselling centre 3,700 Hearts & Minds 17,650 Buckby Library & Hub 5,550 Devon Antenatal & First Aid CIC 1,999 Hear Women/GarGar Foundation 19,820 Calne Bowls Club 2,000 DIAL Barnsley 6,945 Hebron Trust 20,000 Cancer Help (Preston) Ltd 9,836 Diaspora African Women’s Support Network CIC 2,000 Henllan Church Insitute 1,991 Can Cook CIO 19,900 Different Planet Arts 13,650 High Trees Community Development Trust 20,000 Canolfan Cynghori Bro Ddyfi Advice Centre (Advice 16,320 Diversity House 16,466 Mid Wales) Hodan Somali Community 19,346 Domestic Abuse Safety Unit North Wales 20,000 Canterbury Housing Advice Centre 20,000 Holburne Museum 9,959 Ebchester Community Association 1,495 Care for Veterans 19,723 Home-Start Derby 14,290 Emerge Community Arts 2,000 Carers4Carers Ltd 2,000 Home-Start South East Dorset 10,120 Emmaus Colchester 19,158 Carers First 19,578 Home-Start South Warwickshire 10,175 Emmaus Hastings & Rother 9,897 Carers Forward CIC 2,000 Horsham Matters Ltd 3,106 Ensemble Reza 20,000 CARIS Islington Ltd. 9,845 Hull Children’s University 9,100 Enterprise Homes Group 18,000 Carrs Lane Counselling Centre 1,000 Humber Job Hub CIC 1,620 Essex Dementia Care (EDC) 10,120 Carterton Family Centre 11,401 Hythe Cricket & Squash Club 1,920 Ethnic Minorities Law Centre 20,000 CASS The Carers Association 10,775 Insight - Counselling Coaching And Support 20,000 Fairbeats Music 19,327 Services Castlemilk Hall SCIO 7,426 Farnham Christian Community Trust Ltd 11,748 Invictus Wellbeing Services 2,000 Charles Burrell Centre 1,901 Faversham Buildings Preservation Trust 4,250 Islay & Jura Community Enterprises Limited 17,417 Chester Pride 20,000 FDM: For Disability Mobility 4,400 Islington Bangladesh Association 14,196 Children with Cancer Fund (Polegate) 7,000 Fightback Charity (The Society of Disabled Refugee 20,000 Jewish Bereavement Counselling Service 9,068 Chinese Community Centre-Birmingham 19,354 and Asyl Jigsaw (South East) 14,435 Churches Housing Aid Society 17,000 Filament Theatre Company Limited 7,673 Just Family. CIC 2,000 Cinque Ports Community Kitchen CIC 1,599 Fintry Community Council 2,000 Just Good Friends (North West) Limited 15,000 Citizens Advice Wokingham 10,400 Flatpack Projects 20,000 Keep Children Safe Online 1,800 Codsall Village Hall and Playing Field Charity Ltd. 8,550 Follow Your Dreams Charity 20,000 Khalsa Youth Football Academy 1,560 Colchester Gateway Clubs 5,023 Forest Churches Emergency Night Shelter(FCENS) 20,000 Kirriemuir Day Care Ltd 14,000 Community Action Blackburn 20,000 Forever Green Community Group 725 Lewisham Churches Care 9,640 Community Advice Support Education 3,500 Forth Valley Welcome 7,920 Life Education Wessex 9,955 Community Empowerment and Support Initiatives 19,480 Foundation for Change 19,260 (CESI)-UK Lighthouse Community Centre CIC 1,997 Friends and Families of Special Children 19,500 Community Focus Inclusive Arts 1,400 Lincolnshire Lowland Search and Rescue 10,290 Friends of Thetford Forest 1,107 Community Kitchen (Manchester) Ltd 19,800 Lincolnshire Rural Support Network 14,880 Futures Theatre Company 17,686 Connect North Korea 18,000 Garnsychan Partnership 19,615 Lister Steps Ltd 19,500 Creative Stroke Recovery Group 2,000 Girls Development Project 19,986 Living Without Abuse 17,720

Crossroads Braintree & Chelmsford 11,440 Global Arts Manchester 2,000 Loughborough Wellbeing Centre CIC Ltd 2,000 37 Luton Tamil Welfare CIC 2,000 Oscar’s Wish Foundation 18,200 Stepping Forward UK 14,400 Lyde Green Community Association CIO 14,086 Otley Road and Undercliffe Community Works 13,262 St Lukes’ Oxford 19,800 Magic Me 20,000 Pathways Services Limited 17,467 Stone Lions Club (CIO) 750 Mallaig and District Swimming Pool Association 18,500 People Know How 19,601 Strongbones children’s charitable trust 12,610 MammaKind 17,567 Peterborough Asylum and Refugee Community 19,968 Success Club CIO 13,590 Organisation Manage Money Wales CIC 2,000 Surrey Drug and Alcohol Care Limited 19,260 PHOEBE 9,394 Marchwood Scout & Guide Building Management 5,410 Survivors Together 18,668 Committee Playskill 5,520 Swan Youth Project 10,000 Maru Karate Kai 1,600 Positive21 10,160 Swindon City of Sanctuary 16,700 Medical Aid Films 19,500 PramDepot CIC 2,000 TalkFIRST 15,600 Melton Mowbray Child Contact Centre 2,000 PSBreastfeeding CIC 2,000 Tandem 3,000 Merchants Place Ltd 1,998 Race Council Cymru 19,565 Tappy Twins (UK) C.I.C. 2,000 Mersey Counselling and Therapy Centre 8,010 Rainbow Hub NW Ltd 20,000 Team Domenica 20,000 Merseyside Somali and Community Association 19,992 Ravenscliffe Community Association 19,318 Teamwork Trust 19,232 Middle Park Community Centre Ltd 20,000 Reading Samaritans 3,000 Teamwork WYC 10,960 Milan Senior Welfare Organisation 19,994 ReflecTeen Hub Organisation 2,000 The Ability Cooperative Ltd 2,000 Money4YOU 20,000 Relate Chesterfield and North Derbyshire 10,976 The Alcohol Education Trust 9,690 Moon Academy CIC 1,988 Rememebring the Past, Resourcing the Future 5,070 The Ark Trust Ltd 9,692 Move More 5,709 Resolve Now 11,802 The Bond Board Limited 5,500 Musiko Musika 19,374 Restorative Justice for All International Institute 2,000 The Carers Centre 9,600 My Home Life Essex Community Association 19,985 Ronald McDonald House Bristol 12,700 The Centre for African Entrepreneurship 20,000 Narthex Sparkhil 19,904 Royal Regiment of Fusiliers Museum (Royal 11,660 Warwickshire) The Centre for Environmental Initiatives 3,448 National Association for Children of Alcoholics 15,000 (Nacoa) Safe Steps 19,825 The Chartwell Children’s Cancer Trust 15,000 National Axial Spondyloarthritis Society (NASS) 13,962 Sandy and District Helping Hands 1,780 TheFDF Centre for Independent Living 19,960 Nature Nurture CIC 2,000 Sarcoma UK 20,000 The Fife Carers Centre 10,459 Newham All Star Sports Academy (NASSA) 19,905 Shallal 19,978 The Green Centre CIC 1,920 Newhampton Arts Centre 15,000 Shropshire Peer Counselling & Advocacy Service 14,501 The Hinge Centre 13,413 New Hope Community Church 10,500 Sickle Cell Care Manchester 12,617 The Jarrett Foundation 15,500 Nicodemus 19,701 Somali Girls Can 20,000 The Kent Multiple Sclerosis Therapy Centre Ltd 20,000 Northamptonshire Domestic Abuse Service 20,000 Somali Youth Development Resource Centre 20,000 The KidsAid Foundation 12,000 (SYDRC) North Bristol Advice Centre 11,893 The Kings Arms 1,980 Soul Food Sisters 2,000 Northern Powerhouse Boxing Academy 1,980 The leanne pero foundation 18,600 South London Counselling and Support Services 19,995 North Tyneside Disability Forum Ltd 19,670 The Living Room 19,983 Spadework Ltd 19,320 North Yorkshire Sport Ltd 20,000 The Moving on Project 12,000 SPC Care of the Elderly Association 18,720 Norwich City Community Sports Foundation 11,902 The Muscle Help Foundation 19,940 SportInspired 18,347 Old Bath House Community Centre 18,989 The New Belve Youth and Community Sports 10,880 Spread a Smile 17,600 Centre Old Fire Station Stoke Newington 13,550 Springboard 5,860 The North Kessock Ticket Office Project 7,030 One Knowsley 19,920 Spring into Action 2,000 The Old School Amlwch Port (Amlwch Port sports 1,200 One Life Autism Support Group 2,550 & social ass) Staines Boat Club 1,850 One Stop Advice & Training Centre 19,600 The PCC Of The Ecclesiastical Parish Of Kemp Town: 12,000 Starlight Children’s Foundation 18,159 St Mary Open Art Box 1,920 Starter Packs Glasgow 15,000 The People Matter Trust Ltd 16,500 Open Door Exmouth 14,872 stem4 19,756 The Recover Team Ltd 20,000 38 The Ring Amateur Boxing Club Ltd 11,898 Fauna & Flora International 250,000 The Saturday Cafe Clubs 18,100 Global Witness 400,000 The Uckfield Millennium Green Trust 1,236 Royal Zoological Society of Scotland 400,000 The Venchie Children & Young People’s Project 13,005 Zoological Society of London 400,000

Tom’s Trust (old charity number 1142670) 6,405 Postcode Sport Trust Totnes Caring 12,000 Cruyff Foundation 450,000 Touch Trust Ltd 19,060 Greenhouse Sports 450,000 Transform Lives Company 1,940 Lord’s Taverners 800,000 Ty Elis (Porthcawl Counselling Service) Ltd 19,800 Newcastle United Foundation 450,000 Tynedale Hospice at Home 20,000 Street League 800,000 Unite the beat in the community 2,000 Postcode Support Trust Unity Works Social Enterprises 18,679 The Silver Line 600,000 Unseen UK 17,500 Alzheimer’s Society 550,000 Upperthong Village Hall, Upperthong Old School 7,082 Dementia Adventure 400,000 Urban Development Foundation 9,685 Grandparents Plus 300,000 Vallance Community Sports Association 8,500 Re-engage (Contact The Elderly) 400,000 Venture Arts 20,000 The Food Train 100,000 Veterans’ Growth 19,500 Volunteering Matters 750,000 Volunteer Centre Uttlesford 10,358 Walsall Rehabilitation and Healthy Living Trust 10,000 (Heart Care) Walsall Society for the Blind 19,812 Warriors community Foundation 18,000 Watchfield Village Hall CIO 544 Wellow Village Shop Association Ltd 1,955 Wessex Cancer Trust 19,196 West End Women and Girls Centre 19,995 Westfield Community Development Association 19,454 Westfield Park Community Centre SCIO 18,500 West Wight Men In Sheds 2,605 Wolves Play Cafe Community Interest Company 2,000 Wycombe Rent Deposit Guarantee Scheme 15,778 Young Asian Voices 13,139 YourStory Ltd 16,498 Youth Adventure Trust 16,036 Youth Dream ( Selsey ) Ltd 11,700 Youth Genesis Trust Ltd 14,643 Youth League International 19,889 Youthline Limited 9,769

Postcode Planet Trust Apopo 750,000 Clinton Foundation 101,214 Cool Earth 250,000 39 Governance

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