Third Age Project, The Diamond Centre for Disabled Riders, Future Dreams Trust Limited, National Migraine Centre, The Brompton Fountain Royal Brompton & Harefield Family Support Group, Long Lane Junior Football Club Limited, The Black Prince Trust, Street Doctors Ltd and Mumsaid Maternal Mental Health Support all received donations of £1,000 in the September draw.
The Benefact Group Movement for Good Awards, which have been running for eight years, will give more than £1 million to charities in 2026. Members of the public can nominate important charities and causes close to their hearts.
More charities are in the running to receive funding later in the year as part of future draws, and London residents are encouraged to keep nominating by visiting https://movementforgood.com/.
Mark Hews, Group Chief Executive at Benefact Group, said: “As an organisation owned by a charity, we understand the impact that donations can make in helping organisations to continue their work. Giving back is at the heart of everything we do. We donate all available profits to good causes, meaning the more our Group grows, the more we can give back. We are so grateful to everyone who takes the time to nominate charities for donations throughout the year.
“We are proud to donate more than £1 million to charities each year through this programme. This is only possible thanks to the support of our customers and partners, including trusted insurer Ecclesiastical and responsible investment manager EdenTree. We know that a £1,000 donation can make a meaningful difference in helping charities to deliver essential services throughout the UK and Ireland. We look forward to seeing the positive impact they will have on our communities in the months ahead.”
Having recently celebrated reaching the landmark amount of £250 million given in donations since 2014, Benefact Group is recognised as the third largest corporate giver in the UK over a decade.*
