Philanthropy and major giving
Make a difference for the people facing the housing emergency. Our team are here to help.
Considering helping the fight for home with a large donation?
At Shelter, we count donations over £3,000 in a single year as major giving.
If you’re considering making a major gift, our Philanthropy team are here to help you support Shelter in a way that suits you.
Our dedicated team works to match your interests and values with the work we do so your gift has the greatest impact on the housing emergency.
What you get
A personal relationship manger in the philanthropy team to answer any of your questions
Regular updates on the impact of your giving
The opportunity meet people with lived experience of homelessness and bad housing
Exclusive invitations to Shelter events
The impact you could have
£5,085 could fund our helpline for one day, providing telephone assistance to people in urgent need
£9,914 could fund our digital advice service for one week, giving people answers and information via our website
£19,681 could fund our legal advice for one day, helping people facing eviction and housing issues.
How to make a major gift
There are two ways you can make a major gift:
Get in touch
We recommend contacting our Philanthropy team so we can help you donate to Shelter in a way that suits you.
Our team are here to help
Charlotte Aston
Senior Philanthropy Manager
Annie Gregory
Philanthropy Manager
Dan Beeson
Philanthropy Manager
Molly Timmis
Philanthropy Executive
Tom Booth
Philanthropy Executive
Help people fighting for a safe home. Donate now.
We exist to defend the right to a safe home. Because home is everything.
17.5 million people are living in overcrowded, dangerous, unstable or unaffordable housing. This is the housing emergency.
Our advice and support services offer one-to-one help with housing issues and homelessness. We work in communities to understand the problem and change the system. We run national campaigns to fight for change at the top. And our solicitors help people who’ve lost their homes or are facing eviction.
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