
LandAid brokers over £1 million worth of pro bono support
In year 1 of our new strategy, the LandAid Pro Bono Programme has brokered over £1 million in pro bono support to charities working at the forefront of tackling youth homelessness.
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In year 1 of our new strategy, the LandAid Pro Bono Programme has brokered over £1 million in pro bono support to charities working at the forefront of tackling youth homelessness.
Oxford Properties has stepped up as a proud sponsor of the LandAid Trek 2025. We spoke to their Executive Vice President, Joanne McNamara, about why they have chosen to support the event for a second year running.
As a leading real estate lawyer with a career spanning over four decades, Ciaran Carvalho has long championed the industry’s potential to create lasting positive change. Now, as a Patron of LandAid, he is helping tackle one of the UK’s most urgent social challenges: youth homelessness.
LandAid Head of National Partnerships, Katie Stephenson explains why change is needed and why now is the time for the property industry to unite around youth homelessness. Turning commitment into impact has never been more vital.
This month, LandAid joined other charities in a Parliamentary Day of Action, calling on the UK government to create a youth-chapter in their new cross-departmental strategy to end homelessness.
With Race for LandAid 2025 around the corner, we’re shining a spotlight on our Headline Sponsor, Allsop, one of LandAid’s longest-standing and committed impact partners.
The StreetSmart campaign raises funds to tackle homelessness by collecting donations from diners at leading restaurants during the busy build up to Christmas. This time the initiative raised a staggering £1,027,000 all from £1 per table donations at over 600 restaurants that took part.
A new government report has called for urgent reform of temporary accommodation - from raising quality standards to building more affordable homes. With youth homelessness at record levels, this matters to all of us in the property sector.
This April, supporter and experienced climber, Jay Whiting will take on one of the toughest mountaineering challenges in history, scaling Everest, Lhoste and Nuptse to raise vital funds to give young people a fair start in life.