Collective Fund Clients

A memorial fund set up in the memory of the celebrated author and advisor on education Sir Ken Robinson, continuing his legacy and work through initiatives in education.

Smartphone Free Childhood aims to advance education around the harms of smartphones and social media for children, to empower parents and schools to create change at a local level, and to carry out associated campaigns as part of advocacy activities.

Laura was diagnosed with glioblastoma in her first year of university and died four years later in May 2023. She was a force of nature and passionate about improving the outcomes for people with high grade gliomas. Her foundation will help fund research to improve treatments and quality of life for those diagnosed with brain cancer, a disease which kills more children and adults under 40 than any other cancer.

The George Baldock Foundation was set up by George's family in September 2025, to raise funds for charity in George's memory.

The Life You Can Save UK is the UK fundraising arm of US charity The Life You Can Save, which takes an evidence-based approach to changing the culture of giving in affluent countries. Their mission is to encourage people to give to projects that make the biggest impact towards reducing suffering and improving the quality of life for those living in poverty.

The Room is a grantmaking fund dedicated to supporting charities in Oxfordshire. Its mission is to improve health and well-being, enhance education, and reduce poverty, with a strong focus on benefiting women and children.  

The Ruth Fund is dedicated to promoting equality, justice, and freedom from discrimination in contexts where cultural or religious norms perpetuate inequality. It supports initiatives to prevent and address domestic and economic abuse, misogyny, coercion, and all forms of discriminatory or controlling behaviours. The Fund prioritizes effective policies, practical interventions, and innovative approaches that aim to eliminate barriers to equality, and foster inclusive, equitable communities.

The University of Toronto's Collective Fund serves as their UK fundraising arm, to support the education and research endeavours of the University of Toronto. This research explores cleaner forms of energy, reimagining the design and infrastructure of cities, and creating new technologies for environmentally sustainable societies.