Trusts and Foundations

We tackle poverty at its roots

At World Vision, we are relentless in going where the need is greatest, where children are most vulnerable. That’s why your support is so important. Together, we can tackle poverty at its roots and work with communities to ensure long term change, so progress is continued long after we’ve left.

For 70 years, we have been driven by a simple aim: to transform the lives of the world's most vulnerable children. Working in partnership with others, we can have a greater impact in the lives of those we serve, so we are proud to work with dedicated, like-minded partners to achieve this aim.

Inspired by our Christian faith and partnering with people just like you, we work in the most dangerous places to help all people, regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, or gender. This work has brought better futures for 200 million vulnerable children and counting.

In collaboration with partners, we have already achieved so much around the world

We reach a hungry child with nutritious food every 60 seconds

Every minute a family receives the tools to overcome poverty

One person is reached every 10 seconds with clean water

Want to find out more?

If you are interested in becoming a trust or foundation partner with us, or just want to find out more information, please get in touch by emailing philanthropy@worldvision.org.uk. Our team of Philanthropy Executives are waiting to hear from you, so start your life-changing partnership with us today.

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We partner for lasting change

We are a trusted partner to several incredibly generous and committed trusts and foundations, working together to achieve global impact through our long term and emergency programmes. We strive for excellence in our partnerships and seek to grow our influence and impact through meaningful relationships, with the needs of the most vulnerable children at the heart.

We are proud of the impact we have made, but we could achieve so much more with your support. Get to know our organisation better through our most recent reports, or get in touch with the team at philanthropy@worldvision.org.uk.

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Annual report

Successes and challenges in our mission to transform the lives of vulnerable children.

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Impact report

The depth and breadth of progress being made to transform the lives of vulnerable children.

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Our partners

Who we partner with to ensure the greatest possible impact on the lives of children.

The transformation you can support

You can help people all around the world survive and rebuild after emergencies, war and natural disasters, become economically resilient to future challenges and ensure children and their families have access to healthcare, clean water and nutritious food.

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Thanks to people like you, we are supporting children and families to work their way out of poverty, disasters and exploitation all across the world.

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Help ensure children don't starve

Millions of children die each year from preventable causes. It’s a lottery of dirty water, infections they weren’t immunised against, malnutrition and illnesses that can be treated with the right health care. 22-month-old Mishu from the Democratic Republic of Congo is being treated for severe malnutrition. Ten months ago, he fell ill with malaria and typhoid and has never really regained his health.

A girl stands in front of a flood that affected her village in Bangladesh

Help children survive in emergencies

When disaster strikes we are on the ground, quickly providing immediate support – and we stay for the long term, helping rebuild lives for children, families and communities. We help children like Urmi, 12, from Bangladesh. The super cyclone Amphan left a trail of destruction in her village. Houses were blown away, farms flooded and fisheries inundated. Hit by twin disasters of coronavirus and cyclone, the villagers were unable to go to cyclone shelters.

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Support community development for lasting change

We work closely with communities to ensure that not only are their immediate needs met, but that they can transform their lives for the better in the long term. You can choose to fund one project, or part of a project in particular, such as the building of a borehole to provide a community with clean water or providing microloans to support women to start their own businesses. Children in Eswatini will benefit from their community's beekeeping and business skills training, pictured here. These increase and diversify the products and resilience of small, vulnerable farming households.

Accountability in our work

Transparency and accountability are deeply important to us. Our independent auditors report by Crowe UK LLP is conducted in accordance with International Standards on Auditing (UK) and applicable law and transparently presented in our annual reports. In addition, we are proudly:

Registered with the UK Fundraising Regulator
A member of the Data and Marketing Association
A member of BOND
A participant in the UN Global Compact
Signed up to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), the Core Humanitarian Standards (CHS) Alliance and Accountable Now (formerly known as the INGO Accountability Charter)

Find out more

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Where your money goes

How your donations have changed children's lives for good.

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Latest publications

Dive deeper into our work and its impact through our detailed reports and publications.

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Philanthropic giving to transform lives

Learn how your generosity can make a life-changing difference to vulnerable children.

Get in touch

If you are interested in becoming a trust or foundation partner with us, or just want to find out more information, please get in touch by emailing philanthropy@worldvision.org.uk.

If you’re not a trust or foundation but want to make a huge impact, you can find out more on our philanthropy or corporate charity partnerships pages.