Partners and stakeholders

In addition to our funded partners, the Foundation is committed to connecting with like-minded organisations across our sector. We know that by working together, we can make a bigger impact and help speed the change we all wish for.

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Our trusted networks

The Foundation is proud to collaborate with the following charities.

The Foundation is proud to collaborate with the Scottish Tech Army. The STA is a volunteer-based organisation that provides ‘tech for good’ solutions to the public and third sector across Scotland. It emerged at the start of the Covid pandemic and continues to strengthen its volunteer base and social impact, expanding beyond Scotland support social purpose organisations across the UK.

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The IFoA Foundation is the charity of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries.

Its mission is to give support and opportunities to actuaries and future actuaries from all backgrounds, empowering the profession to have an even greater positive impact.

The Foundation’s charitable activities are funded by donations from actuaries, corporate partners and supporters of the profession.

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Young Scot is Scotland's national youth information and citizenship charity, dedicated to empowering young people aged 11 to 26. Through their comprehensive platform, they offer access to quality-assured information, opportunities, and discounts, helping young Scots make informed decisions and actively participate in their communities.

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The Foundation is proud to support the vision and mission of the Money and Pension Service Money and Pensions Service (maps.org.uk). We continue to actively work with MaPS across the UK: ensuring that our charity network (and particularly the young people and communities they support) can access MaPS services and tools.

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Being a thoughtful grant maker

The Hymans Robertson Foundation is proud to be a member of both IVAR (the Institute for Voluntary Action Research) and SCVO (the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations). Through our involvement with IVAR, we benefit from research, resources and a collaborative network that supports best practice in grant making and the wider charity sector across the UK. As a member of SCVO, we engage with Scotland’s vibrant voluntary sector, both through attendance at the Gathering (its annual voluntary sector event), and through access to Governance and professional development resources. These memberships reinforce our commitment to being a thoughtful, well-informed grant maker and an active participant in the voluntary sector community.

Our cofunders

From October 2023, we have engaged grant makers in Glasgow and Birmingham to support bursaries to young people.

In Glasgow, a range of partners co-fund the Wee Bursary. In Birmingham, we have funding partners supporting the Brummie Bursary. For more information please view our Bursaries page. We are proud to partner with the Albert Hunt Trust that has provided funding in 25/26 for our city-based bursaries.