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2024
Jigsaw4u

Annual Review 2025

10,507 individuals supported in 2024-25 — the busiest year in Jigsaw4u's 28-year history; 16,121 one-to-one sessions delivered
Key Metric 1
1,623 group sessions delivered; 6,500+ volunteer hours contributed; 462 free activities events held with 5,948 individuals attending
Key Metric 2
First-ever central government grant received in 2024-25, alongside increased South West London ICB funding, enabling hundreds more individuals to be reached; over 90% of income goes directly to service delivery
Key Metric 3
NHS Paediatric Clinical Psychologist at St George's University Hospitals noted Jigsaw4u is integral to enabling NHS delivery of children's services
Health & Wellbeing Mental Health
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2024
AFC Wimbledon Foundation

Annual Report and Financial Accounts 2024-25

3,500+ local people engaged every week in sport, social, educational and exercise activities; participants range from age 4 to 96 across Merton, Wandsworth and Kingston
Key Metric 1
4,020 girls and women engaged through community programmes, school initiatives, football development and holiday camps; 420 young people aged 8-18 at risk of anti-social behaviour engaged through PL Kicks — a 37% increase in SEND participation year-on-year
Key Metric 2
79 young people aged 11-24 mentored into education, training and employment; 50 young adults supported through DIVERT custody intervention programme; 926 participants across 20 schools via Stadium Schools
Key Metric 3
Strongest fundraising year to date secured in 2024-25, including multi-year sponsorships from MidexPro and Wimbledon Foundation; new 3-year strategy (2025-2028) launched with ambition to become London's leading community club
Sport & Physical Activity Mentoring
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2024
RSPB

Annual Report 2024-25

200+ nature reserves managed across the UK; Altyn Dala Conservation Initiative won the Earthshot Prize 2024 (Protect and Restore Nature category) — Saiga Antelope population recovered from fewer than 40,000 to 2.8 million since RSPB co-founded the initiative in 2005
Key Metric 1
Geltsdale in Cumbria completed as the largest RSPB nature reserve in England following final land purchase; 110,000 native trees already planted there; Wallasea Island in Essex expanded by 100 hectares via a £2.2m grant — the largest ever received from a trust by the RSPB
Key Metric 2
Restore Nature Now march drew 60,000+ people and 350+ organisations to London — the largest ever march for nature and biggest single-issue demonstration ahead of the 2024 general election; neonicotinoid (bee-killing) pesticide ban upheld in England January 2025 following sustained RSPB campaigning
Key Metric 3
Western European Turtle Dove breeding population increased 40% (615,000 more breeding pairs) following RSPB-led international hunting ban across Spain, Portugal and France 2021-2024; Flow Country (including RSPB Forsinard Flows) awarded UNESCO World Heritage Site status — first ever peatland World Heritage Site
Environment & Climate Campaigning
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2024
WWF-UK

Annual Report and Financial Statements 2024-25

Total income £89.3m; £69.8m spent on charitable activities; supporter base grew 9% to 1.55 million — with 303,000 new supporters joining despite a 6% overall income fall
Key Metric 1
168,000+ people took action through the Prescription for Nature campaign; 37,000+ signed the petition for a Living Planet Act; Prescription for Nature advert reached 20 million people
Key Metric 2
Living Planet Report 2024 revealed monitored wildlife populations have fallen 73% since 1970; 742 newly recorded species documented in the Congo Basin; 5% annual increase in Kenya's black rhino population — on track for 2,000 by 2037
Key Metric 3
Launched UK's first nationwide Seagrass Action Plan with Welsh government backing (£100,000 committed); 210,000 seagrass seeds now planted in the Firth of Forth alongside 10,000 European flat oysters returned this year; Restoration Forth won Coasts and Waters category at Nature of Scotland Awards
Environment & Climate Policy
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2024
Greenpeace UK

Impact Report 2024

223,000 people pledged to vote with climate in mind ahead of the 2024 UK general election; Project Climate Vote saw supporters knock on 54,000 doors, make 14,000 phone calls and organise 1,300 events
Key Metric 1
Shell backed down and settled its multi-million dollar lawsuit against Greenpeace without receiving any supporter funds; 250,000+ people signed the open letter to Shell's CEO; government dropped legal defence of Rosebank and Jackdaw North Sea oil fields following Greenpeace-supported court case
Key Metric 2
Norway reversed plans to open 280,000 sq km of Arctic waters to deep sea mining following Greenpeace campaigning; 32 countries supported a moratorium on deep sea mining; 200,000+ people signed the petition against deep sea mining; Unilever lobbied for plastic production cuts at Global Plastics Treaty talks following sustained Greenpeace campaign targeting Dove
Key Metric 3
Government lifted ban on new onshore wind developments in England following years of Greenpeace lobbying backed by 150,000-signature petition; September 2024 renewable energy auction secured £1.5bn in new clean energy projects with potential to power 11 million homes
Environment & Climate Campaigning
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2024
Migrant Help

Annual Report 2024-25

120,000+ people supported through asylum services — highest ever number of clients
Key Metric 1
Over 1 million phone calls to helpline answered in the year
Key Metric 2
3,000+ modern slavery and trafficking survivors assisted with complex needs
Key Metric 3
Retained status as primary provider of asylum seeker advice and support across England
Poverty & Inclusion Refugees
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2024
Refugee Council

Impact Report 2024-25

15,203 refugees and people seeking asylum supported; 11,266 were new clients
Key Metric 1
7,022 children and young people supported through specialist Youth Services
Key Metric 2
Total income £14.9m; total expenditure £19.6m
Key Metric 3
Launched Childhood First Partnership — network of 30 charities tackling misclassification of children as adults
Poverty & Inclusion Refugees
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2025
Bethany Christian Trust

Bethany Christian Trust Annual Report 2025 — Welcome Home

Over 7,000 people supported per year across more than 30 services in Scotland
Key Metric 1
30,286 presentations at Care Vans across Scotland; 12,275 bed spaces provided at the Welcome Centre; 18,546 starter packs delivered through Gateway to Homes
Key Metric 2
1,044 households furnished through Gateway; 1,347 individuals supported through Community Support and Development across Scotland
Key Metric 3
51 people moved on positively from Bethany House; 134 people sustained tenancies through Fife Short Term Supported Housing; 17 young people supported through Kharis Court with 100% successful move-on
Housing & Homelessness Poverty
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2024
MCR Pathways

MCR Pathways Annual Impact Report 2024

7,174 young people supported across the UK; 5,734 mentoring relationships
Key Metric 1
93% of mentored young people progressed to employment, education or training after school
Key Metric 2
103,228 volunteering hours delivered; equivalent value of £1.3 million
Key Metric 3
97% of mentored young people improved confidence, aspirations and goal-setting through trusted adult relationships
Education & Young People Community
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