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Summary of our 24/25 Annual Report
05 February 2026
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As we move into a new year - an exciting one for us, as it's our 10th Anniversary - it’s inspiring to look back at what our charity partners have achieved and supported over the 2024/25 period.
Our Annual Report celebrates some major milestones, with over 11,000 young people supported through our charity network (a huge achievement - surpassing our 2029 10k target). £1.5 million has been distributed in grant funding, that’s 75% of our 2029 target. Hymans Robertson staff volunteered over 2700 hours over the 24/25 period – valued at up to £462.4k.
Following on from the success of The Wee Bursary in Glasgow, The Brummie Bursary launched in Autumn 2025. Supporting young people in Birmingham aged 16-25, the bursary is supported by Heart of England Community Foundation, The Albert Hunt Trust, and West Midlands Combined Authority and is managed by Money Ready.
Looking to the future, the expansion of the city-based bursaries in Edinburgh and London will follow on from the impact of the Wee Bursary in Glasgow, and the Brummie Bursary. Support will continue for community-based charities in Edinburgh, London, Birmingham and Glasgow via the Community Fund.