The Diversity Project Charity

Our initial aim is to raise significant funds to help charities who have been affected by the President’s Club disbandment, as well as supporting a small number of regional charities focusing on inclusivity. From 2020 we will also support charities and research supporting our social mobility, inclusivity and diversity aims to develop approaches which will benefit society as a whole.

We are delighted to be working with so many organisations, companies and individuals who want to make a difference. Working together we can be a force for good.

Fundraise

Socioeconomic Diversity in the Investment and Savings Industry Report

Socioeconomic Diversity in the Investment and Savings Industry Report
A new study which is the result of a grant made by The Diversity Project Charity to The Social Mobility Foundation, into the barriers to social mobility, and how to overcome them. Click here to view it. If you are interested in reading the full report, please contact us. Click here to view the press release.

To view our webinar accompanying this report, please click here

TDPC Mosaic

Give today and make a real difference to people’s lives up and down the UK.

Be part of our digital TDPC Mosaic of Professional and Financial Services companies working together to be a force for good. Interested? We’d love to hear from you: [email protected] or click on one of the tiles in the Mosaic, and fill out a form to buy a tile and show your company logo.

Charities we support

Grants made so far

Grants totalling

charities helped to date

£25,000

Fund Endoscopic Ear Surgery Kit to treat a wide range of complex ear conditions making them faster, safer and more effective for patients.

£14,000

Help young people gain qualifications, confidence and skills they need to access the workplace, putting them on the road to independence.

£10,000

Support the National and Regional helpline and online resource.

£25,000

Funding the Family Accommodation at GOSH – providing a ‘home away from home’ for patients and their families, and lessening the financial impact of an unexpected or extended stay in Central London.

£50,000

Approx. 1000 hours of coaching and mentoring to around 80 young people.

£15,000

Enable Honeypot to take 60 children to one of their houses, allowing families a break from caring responsibilities at home. 

£20,000

Subsidise up to 10 schools to enable them to participate in the Invincible Me programme and support Autumn 2019 programme for Outreach schools.

£10,000

Four full days of centre costs, helping up to 1000 people

£15,000

To fund one-to-one specialist care for 12 seriously unwell babies and children for an entire year. We are Gold Patrons for Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice.

£40,000

To support the Speak Out Stay Safe programme in Primary schools.

£5,000

Towards the funding of Oasis Hub Athletic, mentoring young people through football.

£15,000

Funding Hub Athletic for the 2019-2020 season using football to develop character, behaviour management and support to 150 disadvantaged and marginalised young people.

£10,000

Pilot work in schools and train more teachers to help primary school children with mental health issues to develop skills, strategies and resilience.

£13,500

Help to fund required aid and equipment for children with terminal illness

£40,000

Support the Hospice at Home Service which offers service users the opportunity to choose where they receive their care and support.

£10,000

Support various outreach activities through Open Academy, which brings creative workshops into schools, care homes and day centres.

£5,000

Funding towards the Aspiring Professionals Programme incorporating mentoring, internships, university application support and career/skills workshops.

£12,231

Funding for a specific research project on “The Career Aspirations and Experiences of Aspirant Finance Professionals from less advantaged Socio-Economic Backgrounds”

£10,000

Helping group leaders to convene collectively to address key issues, improve social cohesion and reduce barriers to inequality for the young people in their communities.

£10,000

Provide bursary assistance to individual young people specifically from the inner and greater London areas.

£10,000

Support educational work in four inner city schools in Glasgow, supporting 60 pupils who are at the highest risk of under achieving

£10,000

Support the Transition team who work with students to ensure their transition from Treloar’s to University or further education is as smooth as possible.

£11,000

Help to provide vital servicesand innovative solutions to support people experiencing homelessness.

£30,000

Support the project to provide Special Days to seriously ill 16-19 year olds over a period of 12 months to June 2020. 

£11,000

Enable the provision of direct services to some of the most disadvantaged women in South Glamorgan.
We are proud to support the following Charities that strive to improve communities. Our approach is to provide funding to Charities to allow them to use their expertise to provide the greatest benefit possible to those they are helping. Find out more on our Impact Page.

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 It is amazing what we have achieved so far, and would like to thank all those that have made this possible. But with your help we can do a lot more – all support is welcome!

Pounds Raised So Far

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