Achievement for All 3As • Activize • Addiction NI • Affinity Sutton • Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association UK (AMYA) • Alan Senitt Trust • Ambition • Ambulance Services • Angling Trust • Apprenticeships in • Aramark • Ashoka • Association of Colleges • Association of UK University Hospitals • Aylesbury Youth Action • Baden-Powell Scouts’ Association • Barclays • Beating Blood Cancers • Bethnal Green Academy • Bishopbrigg’s Academy • BITC • Boys’ Brigade • British Gas • British Gymnastics • British Heart Foundation • British Youth Council • BSkyB • Burlington Danes School • Cabinet Office • Canal and River Trust • Canterbury College Students Union • Cara Friend LGBT Switchboard NI • Cara Friend LGBT Youth • Catch22 • CBI • Chairman of HMC 2014-15 • Character Scotland • Charities Aid Foundation • Chief Rabbi Mirvis • Child to Child • Chime • Church of England • CIPD • Citizens UK • Citizenship Foundation • City Year • Co-Operation Ireland • Corporation for National and Community Service (United States) • Croydon College • CSV • CVMinder • CVQO • DCLG • Demos • Dept for Education • Diana Awards • of ’s Award • ’s Scheme • East Midlands Ambulance Services • EDF Energy • EDT • Education Central, Arts Connect WM & the University of Wolverhampton • Education Endowment Foundation • England Athletics • Envision • Epsom College • Ethnic Youth Support Team • First Give • FLT • Frances Bardsley Academy • Franklin Scholars • Free the Children • Free the Children (Canada) • Friends for Leisure • Future Foundation • Generation Change • Get Connected • Get Hooked on Fishing • Girlguiding • Guide Dogs Northern Ireland • Heathrow • Highgate • Hope Together • Ipsos MORI • ISC Working Party on Community Action in Independent Schools • Jean Tomlin OBE • Jewish Lads & Girls’ Brigade • Jobsite • John Dunford - National Pupil Premium Champion • Join In • Jubilee Trust (Birmingham University) • King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust • King’s College School Wimbledon • KPC Youth • Learn to Lead • Linklaters • Lloyds Bank • Youth • Lord Kirkham – Chair of DofE • Lord Levy, JLGB President • Love Parks • Mayor of London – Boris Johnson • Media Trust • Medway Youth Trust • Mentor UK • Mitzvah Day 365 • Mosaic • Mulberry Schools for Girls • NAHT - Russell Hobby, General Secretary • NAHT Edge - Louis Coiffait, CEO • National Citizen Service (NCS) • National Grid • National Trust • National Union of Students • National Youth Agency - NYA • NCVO • NCVYS • Neighbourhood Watch • NHS England • Northern Ireland chest, heart & stroke • Nutmeg • O2 Telefonica • OCR • Ofsted - Michael Wilshaw • Ormiston Academies Trust • Parkour UK • Parkrun • Participation People • PAVO (Powys Association of Voluntary Organisations) • Pears Foundation • Positive Futures NI • Prince’s Trust • Project Scotland • Project Trust • PWC • Queen’s Students’ Union • Raleigh International • Reach Out • Reachout Scotland • Red Cross UK • RIBI • Rocking Ur Teens • Royal Free Charity • RSPB • RunAClub • Safe • SAFE Foundation • Safer London • Schrader • Scout Association • Sea Cadets • Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust • Sir John Thursby Community College • Skillforce • Spirit of 2012 • Sport and Recreation Alliance • Sports Leaders UK • St Asaph Youth • St John Ambulance • St John Wales • St Joseph’s In The Park • Start 360 • Stranmillis University College (NI) • StreetGames • Streetwise • Student Hubs • Student Volunteering Cardiff • Teach First • Team London • Tendering Enterprise Studio School • The Archbishop of York Youth Trust • The Challenge • The Independent Association of Prep Schools • The National Association of Voluntary Services Managers • The National Development Team for Inclusion • The Prince’s Trust Northern Ireland • The Unicef UK Rights Respecting Schools Award • The University of Birmingham School • The University of Winchester • UK Community Foundations • UK Fixers • UK Youth • empowering more United Learning • Universities UK and National Union of Students • University hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust • University of the First Age • University of Ulster (NI) Students’ Union • Uprising • UWC Atlantic College • Vi-Ability • VInspired • Volunteer Now • young people to Volunteer Police Cadets • Wates • Wellington College • Whizz-Kidz • Whole Education • Windlesham House School • Wings of Hope • Winterton Community Academy • WWF • WWV • YHA • Young Dragons • Youth Action Northern Ireland • Youth At Risk • play their partYouth Council for Northern Ireland • Youth Federation • Youth Sports Trust • Youth United • YouthNet • Achievement for All 3As • Activize • Addiction NI • Affinity Sutton • Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association UK (AMYA) • Alan Senitt Trust • Ambition • Ambulance Services • Angling Trust • Apprenticeships in Scotland • Aramark • Ashoka • Association of Colleges • Association of UK University Hospitals • Aylesbury Youth Action • Baden-Powell Scouts’ Association • Barclays • Beating Blood Cancers • Bethnal Green Academy • Bishopbrigg’s Academy • BITC • Boys’ Brigade • British Gas • British Gymnastics • British Heart Foundation • British Youth Council • BSkyB • Burlington Danes School • Cabinet Office • Canal and River Trust • Canterbury College Students Union • Cara Friend LGBT Switchboard NI • Cara Friend LGBT Youth • Catch22 • CBI • Chairman of HMC 2014-15 • Character Scotland • Charities Aid Foundation • Chief Rabbi Mirvis • Child to Child • Chime • Church of England • CIPD • Citizens UK • Citizenship Foundation • City Year • Co-Operation Ireland • Corporation for National and Community Service (United States) • Croydon College • CSV • CVMinder • CVQO • DCLG • Demos • Dept for Education • Diana Awards • Duke of Edinburgh’s Award • Duke of Edinburgh’s Scheme • East Midlands Ambulance Services • EDF Energy • EDT • Education Central, Arts Connect WM & the University of Wolverhampton • Education Endowment Foundation • England Athletics • Envision • Epsom College • Ethnic Youth Support Team • First Give • FLT • Frances Bardsley Academy • Franklin Scholars • Free the Children • Free the Children (Canada) • Friends for Leisure • Future Foundation • Generation Change • Get Connected • Get Hooked on Fishing • Girlguiding • Guide Dogs Northern Ireland • Heathrow • Highgate • Hope Together • Ipsos MORI • ISC Working Party on Community Action in Independent Schools • Jean Tomlin OBE • Jewish Lads & Girls’ Brigade • Jobsite • John Dunford - National Pupil Premium Champion • Join In • Jubilee Trust (Birmingham University) • King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust • King’s College School Wimbledon • KPC Youth • Learn to Lead • Linklaters • Lloyds Bank • London Youth • Lord Kirkham – Chair of DofE • Lord Levy, JLGB President • Love Parks • Mayor of London – Boris Johnson • Media Trust • Medway Youth Trust • Mentor UK • Mitzvah Day 365 • Mosaic • Mulberry Schools for Girls • NAHT - Russell Hobby, General Secretary • NAHT Edge - Louis Coiffait, CEO • National Citizen Service (NCS) • National Grid • National Trust • National Union of Students • National Youth Agency - NYA • NCVO • NCVYS • Neighbourhood Watch • NHS England • Northern Ireland chest, heart & stroke • Nutmeg • O2 Telefonica • OCR • Ofsted - Michael Wilshaw • Ormiston Academies Trust • iwill.org.uk Parkour UK • Parkrun • Participation People • PAVO (Powys Association of Voluntary Organisations) • Pears Foundation • Positive Futures NI • Prince’s Trust • Project Scotland • Project Trust • PWC • Queen’s Students’ Union • Raleigh International • Reach Out • #iwill is a UK-wide campaign aiming How can you make your pledge Creating opportunities for youth to make involvement in social action meaningful? Ask these questions: social action - e.g. campaigning, fundraising and • How can you make your pledge • What can you do to open up more volunteering - part of life for more 10-20 clear and focused? high quality opportunities? year-olds by the year 2020. Our aim is to create real and sustained societal • Is your pledge measurable and • Could you provide funding or in- change through galvanising cross-sector are you clear about what’s needed kind support? support from leaders in our society. to achieve your aims? • Is your pledge relevant to the To do so, #iwill is calling on business, strategy and the six principles of education, voluntary and public sector high quality social action? organisations to promote the benefits of youth social action, improve the quality of • How will you show progress opportunities and increase the number annually through to 2020? that are available to young people. • If you operate across the UK, how can you make an impact across the Over 500 organisations have already four nations? made substantial pledges towards the campaign’s goal. The #iwill principles for quality youth social action “To give all young people the opportunity to take practical action in the service of others has been a lifelong ambition for me. This campaign will not succeed without the drive of organisations and individuals from every sector. I am Reflective Challenging incredibly proud of the young people across the U.K. who are doing marvellous Recognising Stretching and contributions as well ambitious as well as things, which are not only benefiting their communities, but also help them to as valuing critical enjoyable and enabling develop their own skills and character.” reflection and learning HRH The , Patron of Step Up To Serve and the #

What does great You can get involved by: Embedded Youth-led youth social action Accessible to all, and Led, owned and Spreading the word about youth Embedding youth social action in well integrated to look like? shaped by young existing pathways to The Campaign has identified people’s needs, ideas social action education and employment become a habit for life a set of six principles which define and decision making great youth social action. • How can you encourage more • What can you do to integrate it into young people to take part? your ethos, policies and practices so that it becomes part of young people’s • How can you raise the profile? lives wherever they are? Progressive Socially • How can you demonstrate the Sustained, and Impactful • How can you use your influence to double benefit - to young people AND providing links to Have a clear intended lead changes in your sector’s approach other activities and their communities? benefit to a community, to youth social action? opportunities cause or social problem How will YOUR organisation pledge to support the #iwill campaign today? For more information contact [email protected]. To submit a pledge, visit www.iwill.org.uk/iwill- pledge-upload. Example pledges can be seen at www.iwill.org.uk/iwill-pledges

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