Charitable investments

• Age UK Norwich - supporting older people to stay healthier for longer through health coaching, befriending, clubs, trips and advocacy work.
• Can-Survive UK - a Manchester-based charity supporting culturally diverse communities living with and beyond cancer.
• Colostomy UK - a national charity supporting people living with a stoma through offering practical help, raising awareness and fighting the stigma so no one faces life with a stoma alone.
• Create Strength Group - supporting people to recover from substance misuse in Bradford, improving health and wellbeing, preventing relapse, and developing resilience, life skills and productive pathways that enable individuals to thrive.
• Empowerment Charity Lancashire - serving disadvantaged communities in Blackpool and the Fylde Coast, empowering local people to bring about change to their health and wellbeing.
• Encompass Southwest - tackling rural homelessness, poverty and health inequalities in Southwest England through providing trauma informed and person-centred support.
• The Green House - working to break the silence, stigma and shame of child sexual abuse, and through the power of innovation help families to rebuild their lives after abuse.
• Happy Baby Community - transforms lives for pregnant women and new mothers who have fled war, trafficking and violence to seek safety for themselves and their babies, by creating a sanctuary across Greater London and the south east where they and their babies can truly thrive.
• The Rainbow Project - an LGBTQIA+ charity changing lives for LGBTQIA+ people and their families in Northern Ireland through tailored health and wellbeing services that mitigate the impact of discrimination, as well as training, campaigning and policy work to eliminate its root causes.
• Rape and Sexual Abuse Service Highland - providing specialist support and advocacy for anyone affected by sexual violence across the Scottish Highlands.

2026 Runner’s Up: Elder Tree, GASPED, Lighthouse Ireland, Murray's Initiative, Teens Unite Fighting Cancer.

• Action on Postpartum Psychosis - a national charity supporting mothers and their families affected by this severe but treatable mental illness in the days and weeks after giving birth.
• Common Youth- a Belfast-based charity providing confidential sexual health and contraception services for young people under 25 in Northern Ireland.
• George House Trust- supporting people living with HIV to live well across the North West.
• Helpforce- accelerating the impact of volunteering in health and care services to improve outcomes for patients and staff.
• Isle of Wight Youth Trust- Overall winner - providing youth mental health, wellbeing and practical support services and activities to young people and their families.
• Keighley Healthy Living- addressing health inequalities and improving the physical and mental wellbeing of the local community in Bradford, Keighley and Craven through lifestyle changes.
• The Marie Trust- supporting the complex mental and physical health needs of people who are homeless in Glasgow including addiction, trauma and malnutrition.
• Nilaari Agency- a Bristol-based charity providing culturally tailored mental health support to adults from Black, Asian and minoritised communities.
• Search: Services for Older People- supporting older people in Newcastle, particularly those experiencing poverty and ill health to live healthier, active and more independent lives.
• Stepping Stones North Wales- supporting the mental and physical wellbeing of adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse.

2025 Runners Up: Base 51, Sutton Carers Centre, Asian Resource Centre of Croydon, Mikeysline.

• Amma Birth Companions - a Glasgow-based charity working to improve pregnancy, birth and parenting experiences for individuals facing adversity, including women seeking asylum and refugees.
• Aware NI - the depression charity for Northern Ireland, offering support and education for people with depression, anxiety and bipolar disorder.
• Care & Repair Cymru – helping vulnerable and disabled older people in Wales to live independently in their own homes.
• Hamara Healthy Living Centre – working to reduce health inequalities and poverty in Leeds, particularly among people from ethnic minority backgrounds.
• Open Door Charity – offering creative and accessible mental health and wellbeing support for young people across the Wirral and Merseyside.
• Orchid Cancer Appeal – supporting men across the UK diagnosed with prostate, testicular or penile cancer and raising awareness of the signs and symptoms of these three male specific cancers. 
• Ivison Trust – 2024 GSK IMPACT Overall Winner - a national charity based in Leeds, supporting parents and carers whose children are being sexually and criminally exploited from outside the family. 
• Rising Sun Domestic Violence and Abuse Service – supporting the recovery of survivors of domestic abuse across east Kent.
• Together Co. - alleviating loneliness to foster stronger, healthier communities in Brighton and Hove.
• Wirral Multicultural Organisation – offering support to improve the health of people from ethnic minority backgrounds across the Borough of Wirral.

2024 runners up: Anawim, Compass Advocacy Network, Darnall Well Being, Doctors in Distress, Suicide & Co.

• Aurora New Dawn - supporting victims and survivors of domestic abuse, sexual violence and stalking.
• Birth Companions - supporting and empowering women facing inequality and disadvantage during pregnancy, birth and early motherhood.
• The Cellar Trust – providing mental health services to support people in Bradford District and Craven.
• Croydon BME Forum – working to tackle health inequalities and improve the physical and mental health of ethnic minority communities in Croydon
• LGBT Switchboard (Brighton & Hove) – connecting the LGBTQ people of Sussex with targeted support since 1975.
• New Citizens’ Gateway – supporting the physical and mental well-being and welfare of asylum seekers and refugees in London and beyond
• The Rainbow Foundation – 2023 GSK IMPACT Overall Winner - an active ageing charity delivering outstanding services to improve the health and wellbeing of our communities.  
• Red Rose Recovery – improving individual lives, building resilience, empowering service user voice, and creating stronger, better-connected families and communities.
• Sheffield Churches Council for Community Care - providing older people with a helping hand when they need it most.
• Street Doctors – empowering young people affected by street violence with emergency lifesaving skills and knowledge about the consequences of violence, to keep themselves and their communities safe. 

2023 runners up: Friends and Families, Phase Trust, Saheliya, Helen Bamber Foundation, Recovery Cymru Community.