The Charities
Barts and The London Charity
Barts and The London Charity, on behalf of the Trauma Unit at The Royal London Hospital, is the primary beneficiary of the Lord Mayor’s Appeal 2012. The Trauma Unit treats patients with multiple injuries resulting from road incidents, falls, assault and gun/knife crime.
London Youth Rowing
London Youth Rowing is a ground-breaking sports initiative, developing young people through physical activity, and opening access to rowing at all levels. Over 5,000 Londoners now participate in their indoor and on-water rowing activities.
The Rowing Foundation
The Rowing Foundation was founded in 1980 with the aim of making rowing accessible to those under 18, or in full-time education, and disabled athletes. The Foundation offers grants to small clubs and organisations to provide rowing facilities to young people with no access to sport, to junior coastal rowing and to adaptive rowing.
Fields in Trust
Fields in Trust's current flagship programme The Queen Elizabeth II Fields Challenge aims to safeguard and celebrate 2012 outdoor recreational spaces in the UK, as a permanent tribute to both HM The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee and the London 2012 Olympics and Paralympics.
Futures for Kids
Futures for Kids was established in 2008 by a group of people who work in the futures and options industry. The aim of the charity is to ensure better lives and futures for the world's most vulnerable and socially excluded children, and to provide those working in all areas of our industry such as banks, brokerage houses, exchanges and software firms with a vehicle to facilitate donations and participation.