Charitable investments

• Action on Postpartum Psychosis - a national charity supporting mothers and their families affected by this severe but treatable mental illness in the days and weeks after giving birth.
• Common Youth- a Belfast-based charity providing confidential sexual health and contraception services for young people under 25 in Northern Ireland.
• George House Trust- supporting people living with HIV to live well across the North West.
• Helpforce- accelerating the impact of volunteering in health and care services to improve outcomes for patients and staff.
• Isle of Wight Youth Trust- Overall winner - providing youth mental health, wellbeing and practical support services and activities to young people and their families.
• Keighley Healthy Living- addressing health inequalities and improving the physical and mental wellbeing of the local community in Bradford, Keighley and Craven through lifestyle changes.
• The Marie Trust- supporting the complex mental and physical health needs of people who are homeless in Glasgow including addiction, trauma and malnutrition.
• Nilaari Agency- a Bristol-based charity providing culturally tailored mental health support to adults from Black, Asian and minoritised communities.
• Search: Services for Older People- supporting older people in Newcastle, particularly those experiencing poverty and ill health to live healthier, active and more independent lives.
• Stepping Stones North Wales- supporting the mental and physical wellbeing of adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse.

2025 Runners Up: Base 51, Sutton Carers Centre, Asian Resource Centre of Croydon, Mikeysline.

• Amma Birth Companions - a Glasgow-based charity working to improve pregnancy, birth and parenting experiences for individuals facing adversity, including women seeking asylum and refugees.
• Aware NI - the depression charity for Northern Ireland, offering support and education for people with depression, anxiety and bipolar disorder.
• Care & Repair Cymru – helping vulnerable and disabled older people in Wales to live independently in their own homes.
• Hamara Healthy Living Centre – working to reduce health inequalities and poverty in Leeds, particularly among people from ethnic minority backgrounds.
• Open Door Charity – offering creative and accessible mental health and wellbeing support for young people across the Wirral and Merseyside.
• Orchid Cancer Appeal – supporting men across the UK diagnosed with prostate, testicular or penile cancer and raising awareness of the signs and symptoms of these three male specific cancers. 
• Ivison Trust – 2024 GSK IMPACT Overall Winner - a national charity based in Leeds, supporting parents and carers whose children are being sexually and criminally exploited from outside the family. 
• Rising Sun Domestic Violence and Abuse Service – supporting the recovery of survivors of domestic abuse across east Kent.
• Together Co. - alleviating loneliness to foster stronger, healthier communities in Brighton and Hove.
• Wirral Multicultural Organisation – offering support to improve the health of people from ethnic minority backgrounds across the Borough of Wirral.

2024 runners up: Anawim, Compass Advocacy Network, Darnall Well Being, Doctors in Distress, Suicide & Co.

• Aurora New Dawn - supporting victims and survivors of domestic abuse, sexual violence and stalking.
• Birth Companions - supporting and empowering women facing inequality and disadvantage during pregnancy, birth and early motherhood.
• The Cellar Trust – providing mental health services to support people in Bradford District and Craven.
• Croydon BME Forum – working to tackle health inequalities and improve the physical and mental health of ethnic minority communities in Croydon
• LGBT Switchboard (Brighton & Hove) – connecting the LGBTQ people of Sussex with targeted support since 1975.
• New Citizens’ Gateway – supporting the physical and mental well-being and welfare of asylum seekers and refugees in London and beyond
• The Rainbow Foundation – 2023 GSK IMPACT Overall Winner - an active ageing charity delivering outstanding services to improve the health and wellbeing of our communities.  
• Red Rose Recovery – improving individual lives, building resilience, empowering service user voice, and creating stronger, better-connected families and communities.
• Sheffield Churches Council for Community Care - providing older people with a helping hand when they need it most.
• Street Doctors – empowering young people affected by street violence with emergency lifesaving skills and knowledge about the consequences of violence, to keep themselves and their communities safe. 

2023 runners up: Friends and Families, Phase Trust, Saheliya, Helen Bamber Foundation, Recovery Cymru Community.