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Mental health and wellbeing at school: Talk For Health

Mental health and wellbeing at school: Talk For Health

In 2019, Talk for Health received funding from Islington Giving's Mental Health Fund to carry out a year-lon…

Young people shaping the future of the borough

Young people shaping the future of the borough

Another successful Young Grant-Makers programme came to an end this month. Islington Giving were delighte…

New Director at the Kensington and Chelsea Foundation

New Director at the Kensington and Chelsea Foundation

Victoria Steward Todd has been appointed to the role

Introducing Barking and Dagenham Giving

Introducing Barking and Dagenham Giving

The newest place-based giving scheme in London...

Lewisham Local - the story so far...

Lewisham Local - the story so far...

Background Lewisham Local giving scheme started as a pilot at the end of 2016. Founded on an asset-based…

Warmer Together 2019-20

Warmer Together 2019-20

Can you donate all or some of your Winter Fuel Allowance today?

UNITED supports business community’s homeless initiative

UNITED supports business community’s homeless initiative

Money raised will go directly to local homeless charities operating in the borough.

Lewisham Local Card passes the big 400

Lewisham Local Card passes the big 400

A milestone achievement!

New Changing Lives Fund from Haringey Giving

New Changing Lives Fund from Haringey Giving

A unique fund to tackle inequality and disadvantage in the borough.

Granting Joy – The Catalyst Programme and the Hillside Clubhouse

Granting Joy – The Catalyst Programme and the Hillside Clubhouse

A simple, effective programme run by local partners.

Islington Giving announces a new partnership with the Goldsmiths’ Company Charity

Islington Giving announces a new partnership with the Goldsmiths’ Company Charity

A new partnership for Islington Giving.

Kristina Glenn: leading change in Islington for 26 years

Kristina Glenn: leading change in Islington for 26 years

Kristina helped establish programmes that would end up reaching thousands of Islington residents.

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