Who we work with
Future First is grateful to have received support from the following organisations:
Esmee Fairbairn Foundation
The Esmee Fairbairn Foundation has provided Camden Future First, the organisation’s charitable arm, long term support to allow it to build its capacity so that in 2011-2012, two thirds of students at Camden secondary schools will work with Future First.
The Sutton Trust
Future First has worked closely with the Sutton Trust since 2009 receiving financial support for our continuing work at FCC, as well as expert guidance on Future First’s social impact measurement across all of our work with young people.
UnLtd
Future First and the social entrepreneurs behind it have received support and funding through UnLtd’s unique programme of support. This has included both the Unltd Level 1 award and the Betternet Level 2 award, provided by UnLtd and the Nominet Trust.
Wates Family Enterprise Trust
In 2010-2011 Future First received a strategic grant from the Wates Family Enterprise Trust to further our work with corporate partners. Thanks to this two-stage grant, Future First has been able to expand its corporate work to new clients, providing more opportunities for young people.
Santander
Santander (then the Abbey Charitable Trust) were one of Future First’s early supporters, providing a grant to our charitable arm in 2009 which supported our work in our pilot school cluster.
The Young Foundation
In 2009, Future First was one of the first winners of the Young Foundation’s Learning Launchpad award, providing support, training and investment for the organisation.
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It’s Your Community – In 2009, Future First received an award from O2 to invest in developing our alumni training and development.
Mark Leonard Trust
Part of the Sainsbury’s Family Trust, in 2010 the Mark Leonard Trust supported Future First through a social loan to expand work in schools outside of Camden.