• Combats poverty and climate change
• Provides renewable solar lights 578mil in Africa 
• A £4 solar light will save a family living in poverty £130pa

SolarAid uses solar lights to combat poverty and climate change in sub-Saharan Africa. Converting from greenhouse gas-inducing kerosene lamps to solar lights hugely benefits our planet, and improves the safety of countless people.

• Helped 27 million access clean water
• Supported 210,000 pupils with decent toilets
• Through healthcare helped 1.3mil with good hygiene

WaterAid transforms lives by improving access to safe water giving hygiene and sanitation to the world’s poorest communities. To do this they implement water technology and teach communities to create robust clean water systems.

• Provide medicine, food and education (to 45mil in 2020)
• Support refugee children
• Encourage children to explore a world of possibility

Save the Children believe every child is full of potential and deserves a fair chance in life. With over half of the world’s children being refugees, they’re part of the next generation that can change our industry – and our world.

• 700,000 people take their own life each year
• One person commits suicide every 40 seconds
• 79% of suicides occur in low and middle income countries

IASP is dedicated to preventing suicide, suicidal behaviour and alleviating its effects. They are committed to reducing suicide through their work with the World Health Organisation (WHO), and by guiding policies and promoting, implementing and evaluating evidence-based prevention activities.

• Fighting to end legal inequality, sex trafficking and harmful practices
• Secured access to education for pregnant girls in Sierra Leone
• 96,514 girls helped through legal change in 2020

Equality Now are system disruptors; lawyers, activists and supporters who know the only way to achieve substantial equality is through structural change and by addressing the root causes of oppression. Equality Now advocates for everyone to have equal rights.