gbp Foundation - Christmas fundraising 2025
- gbp group
- Dec 19, 2025
- 2 min read
This Christmas, the gbp foundation has been pleased to donate to charities around the country as part of our 12 days of Christmas Giving initiative. Nominated by our staff, gbp foundation is arranging donations of £300 each to the chosen charities and causes.
One of the nominated charities, Reverse Rett, was chosen as our main fundraising cause as part of our Staff Christmas event. We're pleased to say that, including a matched donation from gbp foundation, we've raised just over £1,000 for the charity.
The 12 days of Christmas Giving charities:
Day 1: Scottish Stammering Network - supporting and empowering individuals in Scotland who stammer, providing resources, community support, and raising awareness about this condition. https://www.scottishstammeringnetwork.org/
Day 2: Brain Tumour Research - Long-term funding to dedicated Brain Tumour Research Centres of Excellence at key academic institutions. https://braintumourresearch.org/
Day 3: Motor Neurone Disease (MND) Association - Funding research, improving care and providing support for people with MND, their families and carers. https://www.mndassociation.org/
Day 4: Linjoy Wildlife Sanctuary and Animal Rescue Centre - A 24-hour emergency rescue service for British wildlife and birds based in the Midlands. https://www.linjoywildlifesanctuary.org.uk/
Day 5: FreeShop Crawley - FreeShop provides the local community with food, toiletries and baby essentials. https://freeshopcrawley.com/
Day 6: LoveOliver - A dedicated charity that funds research into childhood cancer and provides vital support to affected families affected, including counselling, fun activities and much more. https://www.loveoliver.org.uk/
Day 7: Reach Social Enterprises - A creative space in Southampton for people with learning disabilities to learn skills, communicate, work together and produce amazing items to go on and sell. https://www.reachse.co.uk/
Day 8: The Ann Conroy Trust - The UK’s only educational resource dedicated to providing information to those living with Chiari Malformation, Syringomyelia and associated conditions. https://www.annconroytrust.org/
Day 9: Pendeford Community Bike Hub - Offering assistance and resources to help people in the local community in Wolverhampton overcome any challenges caused by lack of confidence or financial constraints and foster a love of cycling. By removing these barriers, they hope to change people's attitudes towards cycling, promoting it as more than just a mode of transportation, but also as a path to better health and wellness. https://pendefordbikehub.co.uk/
Day 10: Ladeside Primary School - A non-denominational school in Larbert, near Falkirk in Scotland. At present they support 300 pupils including an Early Learning and Child Care Centre (ELCC) and additional support Centre (ASC). Offering support to autistic and non-verbal children.
Day 11: Big Hero 3 Campaign - This campaign, funded by The Worshipful Company of Glovers, The Open Bionics Foundation and an anonymous donor, is to provide three selected children with a bionic "Hero Arm" and thus support those who may find it difficult to get such life-changing prosthetics without help. https://www.thegloverscompany.org/philanthropy/the-big-hero-3-campaign-2025
Day 12: Alder Hey Children's Charity - Liverpool.” https://www.alderheycharity.org/
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