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The Causes
Black-led charities and causes across the UK.
BPD Global
Community
BPD Global is the charity spin-off of Black Pound Day, founded by Swiss, the founder of Black Pound Day. Same founder, same energy, now pointed at the community: BPD Global focuses on community engagement and empowerment. Its charitable purpose is relieving unemployment, with help finding work, peer-led support sessions and business and employment workshops.
Registered CIO 1202922
100 Black Men of London
Social Change
100 Black Men of London is a charity dedicated to improving the life chances of young Black boys through mentoring, scholarship and economic empowerment programmes. The team runs weekend mentoring, summer schools and family-support sessions in partnership with schools and youth organisations across the capital.
Registered charity 1107729
The Harry Garratt Foundation
Charity
The Harry Garratt Foundation was born out of a love for sport and a drive to make a positive impact in the sporting community. It funds equipment, coaching bursaries and access programmes that bring young people from underserved communities into competitive sport.
Registered charity 1210544
5 X More
Maternal Care
Five X More is a grassroots organisation working to improve maternal health outcomes for Black women and birthing people in the UK. The team produces antenatal education, advocacy tools and policy work in response to the disparities in Black maternal mortality.
Registered charity 1196140
Access UK
Social Change
Access UK supports refugees, asylum seekers and vulnerable migrants rebuilding their lives in Britain. The team runs legal advice, housing assistance and education and employment support, and advocates for the rights of people the system leaves without a route through it.
ACLT
Health
ACLT, the African Caribbean Leukaemia Trust, recruits stem cell, blood and organ donors from Black, mixed heritage and minority ethnic communities, where a patient is far less likely to find a match. Beverley De-Gale and Orin Lewis founded it in 1996 when their son Daniel needed a transplant and the register held 550 donors who could have matched him. He received one in 1999, the first Black person in the UK to be matched with an unrelated donor. The team runs donor drives, hospital and community outreach and support for families going through the same search.
Free Books Campaign
Education
The Free Books Campaign is a community interest project that distributes free books by writers of colour to children, teachers and libraries. The project pairs book drops with reading events and curated lists so young readers see themselves on the page.
CIC 12923771
Dope Black CIC
Charity
Dope Black is a nonprofit organisation dedicated to building community for Black parents and their families. The team runs award-winning podcasts, in-person family events and online support groups for mothers, fathers and educators.
CIC 12435882
Damilola Taylor Trust
Charity
The Damilola Taylor Trust was established in May 2001 to honour the memory of Damilola Taylor and invest in young people in his name. The Trust funds youth-led leadership programmes, anti-knife-crime work and educational bursaries in Damilola's community of Peckham and beyond.
Registered charity 1090815
A New Direction
Young People
A New Direction is an award-winning charity that works to enhance the creative potential of children and young people in London. Their mission is to ensure that young people, regardless of background, can shape culture and pursue creative careers. As a recognised leader in creative education, they are dedicated to promoting inclusivity and equal opportunities in London's cultural and creative sectors. A New Direction offers a range of programmes to empower young people by fostering creativity and connecting them with opportunities in the arts. Their initiatives include mentoring, training and advocacy to support sustainable careers in the creative industries. The organisation runs the Good Growth Hub, a resource centre that helps young Londoners develop the skills, confidence and networks needed for success. By working closely with schools, businesses and cultural institutions, A New Direction ensures that London's youth can access the tools they need to achieve their creative potential.
Registered charity 1126216
African & Caribbean Youth Organisation
Education
ACYO (African and Caribbean Youth Organisation) is a UK-based initiative dedicated to empowering young people of Black African, Caribbean and mixed heritage. The organisation provides a centralised online hub offering access to education, employment, housing, finance, mentoring and counselling. ACYO's mission is to promote social inclusion for youth who face systemic barriers due to race, ethnicity or financial hardship. Through strategic partnerships, including with Black-owned businesses, ACYO helps young people develop practical and social skills to become thriving members of society. CashBlack is proud to support ACYO's transformative work in building a future where Black youth are equipped, inspired and connected. ACYO delivers a wide range of services through its digital portal and structured programmes. These include access to jobs, apprenticeships and training courses; mentoring and counselling support; housing and financial guidance; creative and entrepreneurial opportunities in music, art and sport; and the ACYO Programme, a two-year initiative offering work experience, exam support and residential placements in prestigious schools across Africa and the Caribbean. This immersive experience helps participants reconnect with their heritage while gaining academic and life skills.
CIC 13198034
Black Cultural Archives
Black History
The Black Cultural Archives (BCA) is the UK's leading national heritage centre dedicated to preserving and celebrating the history of people of African and Caribbean descent in Britain. Founded in 1981, BCA serves as a home for Black British history, aiming to inspire and empower individuals and communities by ensuring their stories are not forgotten but celebrated and passed down to future generations. BCA collects, preserves and showcases the rich histories of Black people in the UK through exhibitions, educational programmes and community outreach. Their archive contains invaluable records that paint a fuller picture of Black British contributions, including personal stories, documents and artefacts. By making this history accessible, BCA seeks to educate the public and foster a greater understanding of the cultural impact of Black people in Britain. The organisation's efforts extend to organising events, exhibitions and educational activities that engage both the local and wider community. Their work also highlights key historical moments, like the New Cross Massacre (1981) and the impacts of systemic racism, while also celebrating the resilience and achievements of Black Britons.
Registered charity 1051087
Black Girls Travel Club
Travel
Black Girls Travel Club LDN is a vibrant community created for women in their twenties who share a passion for travel. The group organises meetups and trips both within the UK and abroad, aiming to build a supportive and fun environment for Black women who love to explore new places, make connections and experience diverse cultures. The club arranges various activities, including local meetups in and around London, as well as trips that take members to exciting destinations both in the UK and internationally. These experiences are designed to foster friendship, encourage networking and provide a space for women to share their love of travel. By creating this community, Black Girls Travel Club LDN aims to break down barriers and make travel more accessible and enjoyable for Black women.
Black Minds Matter
Mental Health
Black Minds Matter is a UK-based charity that aims to provide mental health support to black people and communities. They recognise the unique challenges faced by black people in accessing mental health services, including stigma and cultural barriers. Through their fundraising efforts, they provide financial assistance for black individuals and families to access therapy and mental health support. Additionally, they work to raise awareness and promote understanding of mental health issues within the black community. Black Minds Matter is a crucial organisation in promoting mental health equity and addressing racial disparities in healthcare. CashBlack is proud to support their work and help make mental health support more accessible for all. The charity provides financial assistance to help Black individuals and families access therapy and mental health support. By raising funds, they ensure that those who might otherwise be unable to afford mental health services are given the opportunity to receive professional care. In addition to offering therapy, Black Minds Matter raises awareness about the mental health challenges that disproportionately affect Black communities. Through their outreach efforts, they aim to break down stigmas surrounding mental health in the Black community, making it easier for individuals to seek help when needed.
Registered charity 1193036
Carib Eats
Food Services
Carib Eats is a social enterprise based in Hackney, London, that goes beyond being a simple meal delivery service. It's a community-focused initiative that brings the vibrant flavours of Caribbean cuisine to those in need while fostering a deep sense of connection. What began as a local act of kindness has evolved into a network of volunteers, recipients and supporters working together to combat food poverty and alleviate social isolation. Carib Eats delivers freshly prepared Caribbean meals to vulnerable individuals in the community. Their mission is to not only feed those who are struggling but to remind them of the warmth and comfort that a home-cooked meal can provide. By delivering traditional Caribbean dishes, they foster a sense of nostalgia and cultural pride while addressing food insecurity. Their work extends beyond nutrition, aiming to uplift spirits and combat loneliness, especially among the elderly and isolated community members.
CIC 12815878
Coding Black Females
Education
Coding Black Females was created in 2017. They are a nonprofit organisation, and their primary aim is to provide opportunities for Black female developers to develop themselves, meet familiar faces, network, receive support and build relationships through having regular meetups. Coding Black Females hosts regular meetups and events to help Black women in tech connect, build relationships and exchange skills. These gatherings offer opportunities for networking, mentorship and professional development. The organisation also runs various programmes and training initiatives, helping Black women at different stages of their careers, from beginners to experienced developers, enhance their skill sets. Through workshops, collaborations with companies and mentorship programmes, Coding Black Females is driving inclusivity and diversity in the tech space.
Company 11690630
Girls Care Jamaica
Education
Girls Care Jamaica is a non-profit organisation empowering young women and girls through education, mentorship and personal development initiatives. They provide school supplies, mentorship programmes and resources to help girls build confidence and pursue education. In the wake of Hurricane Melissa, the organisation is providing relief packages, hygiene kits and mental health support to affected families.
Guardian Ballers
Community
Guardian Ballers is dedicated to empowering young people through engagement in basketball activities, education around mental and emotional wellbeing and facilitation of practical experiences to serve local communities and charitable organisations. The organisation targets young people from areas of socio-economic disadvantage, as well as Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic backgrounds, with a minimum of half of their participants being female. Guardian Ballers works to tackle disparities in mental health, physical activity and societal leadership statistics among their targeted populations. They provide a holistic approach that combines physical activity with education and community service, helping young people develop their identity, improve their wellbeing and contribute positively to society.
GUBA Foundation
Social Impact
GUBA Foundation is a registered charity in England and Wales (1149303), NGO in Ghana and a registered 501C non-profit organisation in the USA. Over the past 12 years, the Foundation has positively impacted over 8,000 individuals across these 3 regions. Their impactful work is propelled by a dedicated team of consultants and professional volunteers, committed to driving sustainable development and improving the quality of life for those they serve. The GUBA Foundation is at the forefront of addressing critical social challenges through three main pillars: Education, Health & Wellbeing and Youth Empowerment. Their efforts are particularly concentrated in rural areas across African, Asian and Ethnic minority communities where access to these essential services is often limited.
Registered charity 1149303
Hello Beautiful Foundation
Charity
The Hello Beautiful Foundation is a UK-based cancer prevention charity housed within the creative wellness space of Hello Love in Bloomsbury, London. Rooted in the belief that art, mindfulness and non-toxic living can transform lives, the foundation supports individuals affected by cancer through holistic practices, education and community engagement. Their ethos blends personal sustainability with artistic expression, creating a sanctuary where healing and creativity coexist. CashBlack is proud to support their mission to promote wellness, empowerment and positive social change. Hello Beautiful offers free workshops, holistic classes and wellness guidance for those impacted by cancer. Their programming includes Qi Gong, meditation, breathwork and other non-toxic lifestyle practices aimed at illness prevention and emotional healing. Beyond cancer support, the foundation collaborates with a wide range of social causes, from mental health to environmental sustainability, using art and community as vehicles for transformation. Their gallery, vegan café and dojo serve as vibrant hubs for education, connection and advocacy.
Registered charity 1158384
Imkaan
Female Empowerment
Imkaan is a UK-based, Black feminist organisation. They are the only national umbrella women's organisation dedicated to addressing violence against Black and minoritised women and girls i.e. women and girls which are defined in policy terms as Black and 'Minority Ethnic' (BME). Imkaan works to challenge and dismantle systemic inequalities that disproportionately affect women and girls from these backgrounds. They provide a range of resources, training and support services for organisations that work with survivors of violence. Additionally, they advocate for policy changes that recognise the specific needs of Black and minoritised women, influencing national discussions on gender-based violence and discrimination. Their efforts span both grassroots community work and national policy lobbying, making them a vital voice in the movement for racial and gender justice.
Registered CIO 1105976
Kwanda
Community
Kwanda is a community-driven organisation that brings together members of the African diaspora to fund and support local projects across Africa and the Caribbean. The organisation focuses on empowering local entrepreneurs and communities by providing the necessary resources and capital to address long-term challenges and create sustainable solutions. Kwanda pools donations from its members to fund various community-led projects. These projects range from building clean water wells and supporting local businesses to providing scholarships and sustainable menstrual products. Kwanda emphasises transparency and community involvement, allowing members to vote on which projects to fund and track the impact of their contributions.
Lives Not Knives
Anti-Violence
Lives Not Knives is a UK-based charity dedicated to reducing knife crime and supporting young people to achieve their potential. They provide educational workshops and mentoring programmes to help young people develop skills and confidence, as well as campaigning for a safer community. With a focus on prevention, they aim to empower young people to make positive choices and live fulfilling lives. Lives Not Knives is a vital organisation in the fight against knife crime and a valuable partner for CashBlack in promoting social change. Lives Not Knives provides critical services such as educational workshops, mentoring and community programmes aimed at skill development, confidence building and career guidance. The charity also runs campaigns focused on raising awareness around knife crime and its prevention. Through these programmes, young people are empowered to make positive life choices and avoid violence, offering them a path toward personal and professional success.
Registered charity 1153634
Mabadiliko CIC
Social Justice
Mabadiliko CIC is a community interest company dedicated to promoting racial equality and social justice. With a focus on creating inclusive workplaces and communities, they aim to ensure equity for all racial groups by fostering open and honest conversations about race, tackling cultural biases and advocating for meaningful behavioural change. Mabadiliko CIC provides vital services aimed at raising awareness about racial prejudices and promoting antiracism tools. Their work includes community engagement, research initiatives and participation on boards of public service and charity organisations, such as Mind. They also offer culturally sensitive emotional support and resilience-building programmes specifically for Black African and African Caribbean individuals facing racism and oppression in both the workplace and broader society.
CIC 11410674
She Is You
Female Empowerment
She Is You is a UK-based community interest company that focuses on female empowerment. Their mission is to provide women with a supportive environment where they can grow both personally and professionally. Through their work, they aim to equip women with the tools and skills needed to realise their full potential and lead successful, fulfilling lives. She Is You organises monthly themed meet-ups and workshops across London, offering professional and personal development opportunities. These sessions cover topics that matter most to women, creating a space for learning, sharing and empowerment. Their workshops focus on key areas of growth, helping women develop confidence, skills and a strong sense of community.
CIC 13520516
Sistah Space
Female Empowerment
Sistah Space is a UK-based charity that focuses on supporting women and families from African and Caribbean heritage who are affected by domestic abuse. Their unique approach ensures that cultural considerations are understood and addressed when offering support, ensuring no one faces additional barriers when seeking help. Sistah Space provides specialist services tailored to meet the specific needs of Black women and girls. They are dedicated to removing cultural biases and addressing the intersectionality of racism and gender-based violence. Through their advocacy, they work to raise awareness and improve the Violence Against Women & Girls (VAWG) sector, ensuring that domestic abuse experiences of Black women are fully understood and addressed.
Registered CIO 1179934
Stephen Lawrence Day
Human Rights
The charity works with young individuals aged 13 to 30, providing them with the tools and opportunities needed to succeed in their chosen careers. By focusing on education, mentoring and skill development, Stephen Lawrence Day empowers these young people to overcome societal barriers. Additionally, the charity advocates for systemic change, encouraging society to become more inclusive and fair for all, regardless of background. It supports young people from disadvantaged backgrounds, helping them realise their potential. The charity also aims to influence broader societal attitudes and institutions, ensuring that equality, diversity and justice are upheld for future generations.
Registered charity 1102267
Talk Support
Mental Health
Talk Support (also known as Talk Counselling) is a UK-based charity dedicated to preserving and improving mental health across diverse communities. Operating primarily in Greater London but accessible nationwide, Talk Support offers confidential counselling, mentoring and advocacy services to individuals, couples, families and groups. Their mission is rooted in the belief that "everyone deserves the chance to be heard." With a diverse team of fully qualified therapists and mentors, they provide culturally sensitive support tailored to the emotional, psychological and practical needs of their clients. CashBlack is proud to support Talk Support's compassionate work in building resilience and recovery for those navigating mental health challenges. Talk Support delivers a wide spectrum of services designed to meet the complex needs of people experiencing emotional distress, trauma or mental health conditions. These include individual, couples and family counselling; bereavement coaching and pregnancy counselling; support for domestic abuse survivors; mentoring for education, employment and life skills; alcohol and substance misuse support; and befriending and community workshops. They also provide therapeutic advocacy in schools and hospitals, helping children and adults access structured emotional support. Their mentoring programme pairs individuals with trained mentors to help with CV writing, job applications, interview preparation and personal development.
Registered charity 1194317
The Black Society
Social
The Black Society CIO was established as a charity in 2021 with a vision to create a more equitable society that nurtures and utilises the diverse potential of the people and resources in the community through collaboration and education. The Black Society works closely with communities to provide support, guidance and opportunities for those facing disadvantages. Their focus is on enhancing educational opportunities, offering resources and fostering collaboration to address systemic inequities. They also actively engage with the community to gather feedback, ensuring that their resources are used effectively to meet the needs of the people they serve.
Registered CIO 1194762
The Kids Network
Children's Welfare
The Kids Network is a London-based charity focused on supporting children as they approach a key transition in their lives, moving from primary to secondary school. They believe in the power of community support to help children navigate this crucial period. The Kids Network provides children with volunteer mentors, trusted local heroes from their own London communities. These mentors offer guidance, emotional support and encouragement, helping children build confidence, develop resilience and thrive as they prepare for the challenges of secondary school.
Registered charity 1167178
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