*Please select your chosen partnership(Required.)

The Drinks Trust:
Your donation will go towards supporting:
- The Drinks Trust Face It Together 140th Anniversary Campaign. This year, as we celebrate the anniversary of our foundation, The Drinks Trust is renewing its commitment to making a meaningful difference to people in need across the drinks industry. Our goal is to extend the reach of our support services to even more individuals who need them most.
- £1000 provides 14 counselling sessions.
- £5000 helps 10 people in immediate crisis to buy food or clothing for their children.
- £20,000 supports 40 people in severe financial hardship to pay pressing rental or energy bills.

Change Please:
Your donation will support the Smile for Change: Restoring Dignity and Oral Health Campaign.
Who We Are: We are a team of dental professionals providing free, high-quality care directly to the homeless community.
What We Do: We run mobile clinics and outreach programmes, bringing our services to various locations across the city.
What You'll Do: Provide funds to aid essential, life-changing care: exams, extractions, fillings, hygiene, and compassionate patient education

Be Inclusive Hospitality:
The donation will fund the 'Club Thrive - Grass to Glass Educational Day', supporting increased diversity in wine. The 1-day initiative will include a full-day immersion at a UK based wine estate, including harvest, wine production, and tastings. This is due to take place in the Autumn of 2026.

Regenerative Viticulture Foundation:
The RVF One Block Challenge

Your donation will support the expansion and impact of the One Block Challenge, now in 9 regions (soon to be 10!) across 4 continents. It's aimed at enabling grape farmers to try out regenerative practices in a collaborative way without 'betting the farm' on the outcome.

It brings together a group of neighbouring farmers who are interested in trying out some regenerative practices. They each choose a block or parcel of vines that they would like to dedicate to the challenge for a year, and all test the same practices that are relevant to their regional context. At the end of the year, they do the same soil health tests and see if there have been any changes. They meet on each other's farms, communicate in their peer groups and learn from each other while each only committing a small proportion of their own land. While there might not be a huge change in one year (as ecosystems rebalance over time), we are seeing it spark curiosity, accelerate the pace of change, and create amazing supportive peer environments, all while reducing chemical inputs and increasing biodiversity in vineyards. Your donation will help us to continue to support these farners, to ensure materials are specific to regional context, and to consolidate and publicise our learnings.