
Who we work with
We work with people-powered movements that work across economic, social and environmental issues.

The outcomes we want to see are:
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A sustainable world - with regenerative economies, industries and environments
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Stronger communities and movements, getting the resources and recognition they need so they can focus on creating the societies they want to live in
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A growing consensus around the ways to achieve sustainable development and the essential contribution that movements make
The Movements Trust welcomes applications from:
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Informal and unincorporated groups
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Movements formed of at least 3 people, and individuals if you are working in partnership with others - but above all, with the power or aspiration to reach many more
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Movements with little or no existing resource, and those experiencing barriers or exclusions
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Movements who use influencing approaches that are charitable activities. In other words, non-violent organizing and awareness raising, and nothing party-political
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In some circumstances we can support registered organisations where your legal form excludes you from charitable grants (e.g. CICs, social enterprises). However, If you are a registered charity / NGO in your country of origin we are unlikely to be able to offer our services unless:
1. you have a been awarded a grant by a funder who has asked you to find a UK charity recipient to donate through, AND
2. your work includes awareness raising, mobilisation or influencing.
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Please get in touch if need to discuss your situation with us


We support movements who are working towards a sustainable society, for example:
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Working for systems change that will create a more sustainable world and encourage a move away from practices that extract from the environment, exploit people, damage the environment, and limit our resources
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Working with others to develop practical or innovative ideas about a better future, and one that champions a sustainable world, where all people meet their need for just work, housing, health, education, environment and communities
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Working locally, nationally or globally
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Or working on something we haven’t thought of yet!
