Support our work through your charitable trust or foundation

Thousands of people face homelessness or unsafe, insecure housing. Together, we can defend the right to a safe home for everyone.

Contact us to make a difference

You can help end the housing emergency in England through your charitable trust or foundation.

Please contact our team if you're interested in funding our vital work:

Phone: 0204 585 3531
Email: trusts@shelter.org.uk

Visit our Scotland page if you're interested in our work in Scotland.

Your impact

With our robust monitoring, evaluation and reporting, you'll be able to see the impact you're having.

Read our latest impact report to find out more about the change you can be involved in.

Partner with us

We can discuss which areas of our support services or campaigning work align most with your priorities.

1. Frontline services

Partner with us to help communities access our frontline services, at a national or local level.

National: we provide telephone and online advice services across England for people facing homelessness or unsafe housing

Local: you can partner with one or more of our local hubs, where we empower communities through support, advice and help with legal issues:

Local hubs

2. Campaigning and systemic change

Our frontline support is vital to people at the sharp end of the housing emergency. But the sheer scale of this emergency limits the impact our services alone can deliver.

By supporting our campaigning, research and policy influencing, you can help us improve renters' rights and pressure the government to build social housing.

These are long-term solutions to end the housing emergency for good.

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Ways to give

Trusts and foundations have been instrumental in helping us support people when they need us most, as well as successfully changing systems.

When partnering with us, you can choose to either:

fund specific projects: like the National Lottery Community Fund and Children in Need, who fund our family support services in London, Sheffield and Bristol
give us flexible funding: like The People's Postcode Lottery and The George Michael Fund, who have empowered us to allocate funds to where there is the greatest need