Please note this is a past Event, but you can still donate to the charities who pitched, learn more below.
On Wednesday 3rd of December, TFN members and supporters came together for a brilliant evening of connection, generosity and giving, raising over £69,600 for three small but mighty charities. This total includes additional pledges received after the event from members who were unable to attend, as well as Gift Aid.
Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the evening such a success.
Below, you’ll find event photos, links to the charity pitch recordings, an invitation to contribute to the Swan Appeal in support of TFN’s core costs, and more information on becoming a TFN Member.
We are still accepting pledges, so please do share this information and help spread the word.
Thank you again for your continued support.
£69,600
Raised so far...
With thanks to our event host
This event took place on the 3 December 2025
Location
Macquarie
28 Ropemaker St
London
EC2Y 9HD
MEET THE CHARITIES WHO PITCHED
Three brilliant small charities
Brianna's Legacy Project
Total raised £24,735
Funds raised will accelerate Phone Free Education – a national campaign calling for a statutory ban of phone in schools.
About
Founded by Esther Ghey after the 2023 murder of her daughter Brianna, the charity works to improve young people’s mental health and make the digital world safer. With TFN’s support, Brianna’s Legacy Project will expand its Look Up & Live and Flourishing Families programmes, which build resilience and guide healthier online habits. Last year’s income: £51,000.
Bees Abroad
Total raised £21,131
Funds raised will allow Bees Abroad to expand their work with amputated beekeepers in Sierra Leone.
About
Founded by UK beekeepers, Bees Abroad helps rural communities build sustainable livelihoods. In Sierra Leone, it empowers amputees through beekeeping. With TFN’s support, experienced beekeepers will train others - creating lasting income, confidence, and environmental care. Last year’s income: £179,000.
Their Future Today
Total raised £23,818
Funds raised will help Their Future Today launch the first foster care pilot in Sri Lanka.
About
In Sri Lanka, over 9,000 children live in orphanages, though most have parents who believed it was their only option. Their Future Today was founded after Lynn Stanier witnessed the impact of institutional care on children following the tsunami. Working with local partners, it reunites families and promotes foster care. With TFN’s support, it will launch Sri Lanka’s first foster-care pilot. Last year’s income: £248,000.
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