27th August 2026 – 36 charities working within the health sector have received a funding boost in the first half of 2026 through the Benefact Group Movement for Good Awards, helping them to continue supporting the nation’s health.
27 charities received a £1,000 donation, while the other 10 received a £5,000 donation as part of the Group’s special draws.
Those who received £1,000 include NHS Trusts, hospices and regional Mind networks, while £5,000 was donated to charities including The Tom Henson Charity, which helps to put defibrillators into communities, and Little Lifts (also received £1,000), which is on a mission to provide free gift boxes to every breast cancer patient across the UK.
Now in its eighth year, Benefact Group Movement for Good is giving away more than £1 million to charities in 2026. Once again, members of the public were invited to nominate causes close to their hearts.
More charities chosen for support will be revealed later in the year, and everyone is encouraged to keep nominating by visiting https://movementforgood.com/.
Oa Hackett, Founder, Little Lifts, said: “We are so grateful to the Benefact Group Movement for Good Awards for becoming part of the Little Lifts Community. The Special Draw grant will enable us to provide between 74 and 112 Little Lifts Boxes to people affected by breast cancer, helping them feel supported and not alone as they face what can often be a daunting programme of treatment. Your support will help us get closer to achieving our aim of gifting 14,175 Little Lifts Boxes this year. Thank you for helping us to spread kindness to people affected by breast cancer when they need it most.”
Mark Hews, Group Chief Executive at Benefact Group, said: “We are hugely grateful that people continue to take the time to nominate good causes to receive a donation through Benefact Group Movement for Good. We understand the difference that £1,000 can make in helping charities continue their vital work, and we look forward to seeing the positive impact these donations will have on communities in the future.
“As an organisation owned by a charity, we donate all available profits to good causes, meaning the more our Group grows, the more we can give. Charitable giving is at the heart of everything we do, and we are delighted to donate more than £1 million each year to charities through this programme. We are hugely grateful for our supporters, including customers of trusted insurer Ecclesiastical and responsible investment manager EdenTree, who all play a role in making this possible.”
Having recently celebrated reaching the landmark amount of £250 million given in donations since 2014, Benefact Group is recognised as the third largest corporate giver in the UK over a decade.*
Benefact Group Movement for Good is funded by EIO plc, part of the Benefact Group.
* Directory of Social Change’s UK Guides to Company Giving 2017-26.
Visit www.movementforgood.com to nominate a charity now.
About the Benefact Group Movement for Good Awards
- Benefact Group Movement for Good is giving away £1,120,000 in 2026 to help charities change lives for the better. For more information visit www.movementforgood.com
Lead Photo: Little Lifts
The charities which received £1,000 are:
- Kernos Centre
- Reubens Retreat Ltd
- Kidney Cancer Support Network
- Alexander Devine Children’s Cancer Trust
- Radio Lollipop
- Ashgate Hospice
- Children’s Cancer North
- Little Lifts
- St Andrew’s Hospice Ltd
- The Endometriosis Association of Ireland
- Richmond Borough Mind
- Darlington Mind
- The Ataxia-Telangiectasia Society
- Headlines Craniofacial Support
- The Purple Elephant Project
- Lancashire and South Cumbria NHS Foundation Trust
- London Nightline
- The Cancer Club
- Bristol and Bath Parks Foundation
- Nystagmus Network
- Mental Health Innovations
- True Colours Theatre
- The Middlesex Association for the Blind
- The Gaitway Organisation
- Sarcoma Cancer Ireland Company Ltd
- Kaleidoscope Plus Group
- The Phoenix Stroke Club
The charities which received £5,000 are:
- Ferriers Barn Ltd
- Alopecia UK
- Darlington and District Hospice Movement
- My Cancer My Choices
- Chloe’s and Sophie’s Special Ears Fund
- ME Research UK
- The Health Agency
- Little Lifts
- The Tom Henson Charity
- People Matters (West Yorkshire)
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