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Good Things Foundation

Good Things Foundation Impact Review (launched with the 2026-2028 Strategy)

Good Things Foundation's Impact Review, launched in February 2026 alongside its 2026-2028 Strategy, sets out the evidence base from supporting 1.7 million people to get online and build digital skills. Working with a network of more than 8,000 partner organisations, the charity reports over 400,000 free data connections through the National Databank, more than 28,000 devices distributed via the National Device Bank and over 130,000 people supported with skills through platforms such as Learn My Way, with 92% of beneficiaries reporting feeling happier, healthier or better off as a result.

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Good Things Foundation is the UK's leading digital inclusion charity, working through a national network of community organisations to fix the digital divide with free data, devices and skills.

Key Metrics

1.7 million people supported
400,000+ free data connections via the National Databank
28,000+ devices distributed via the National Device Bank

Key Outcomes

  • 130,000+ people supported with digital skills through Learn My Way and other platforms
  • 92% of beneficiaries feel happier, healthier or better off
  • Network of 8,000+ community partner organisations

Geography

UK-Wide

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