4 in 10 childen in London live in poverty.

The way out of poverty is a decent job.

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Our Aim:

Project:
Magic Breakfast

5,000

children accessing free healthy breakfasts in 50 schools over 3 years.

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4 in 10 childen in London live in poverty.

The way out of poverty is a decent job.

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Our Aim:

Project:
Tech City Stars

125

digital apprenticeships for local young people.

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630,000 children in London live in poverty.

The way out of poverty is a decent job.

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Our Aim:

Project:
Inspiring Reading

5,000

children accessing free breakfasts over 3 years.

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4 in 10 children in London live in poverty.

The way out of poverty is a decent job.

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Our Impact:

Project:
Miss Dorothy

53

schools signed up to the programme.

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630,000 children in London live in poverty.

The way out of poverty is a decent job.

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Our Impact:

Project:
Young London Working

638

young people supported into employment.

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4 in 10 children in London live in poverty.

The way out of poverty is a decent job.

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Our Impact:

Project:
City Year

355

children received mentoring support in 2012.

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630,000 children in London live in poverty.

The way out of poverty is a decent job.

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Our Impact:

Project:
The Place2Be Shoreditch Hub

705

children accessed the service in 2011.

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4 in 10 children in London live in poverty.

The way out of poverty is a decent job.

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Our Impact:

Project:
Playing To Win

96.5%

of children asked said they feel positive about themselves now.

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Our Work

Our mission is to give young Londoners the skills and opportunity to get a decent job and therefore escape poverty. We do that by finding and funding the most effective projects in London and working with them to improve their impact.

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Our Area

Our programme currently operates in 7 boroughs: Tower Hamlets, Hackney, Islington, Newham, Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham. Over the next year, we plan to be pan London, concentrating on areas of most need.

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Our Supporters

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The Mayor’s Fund For London is supported by two key strategic partners – Barclays and Goldman Sachs

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Strategic Partner

Barclays is investing in 3 of our projects and our real-time evaluation carried out by New Philanthropy Capital.

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Strategic Partner

Goldman Sachs has worked with us to develop the Young London Working Project, producing the funding & designing the project from day one.

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Berkeley marked the launch of their charitable Foundation with a fundraising evening at Horse Guards Parade in March 2011 from which we were a major beneficiary.

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BGC Partners commemorates the employees they lost in the Sept 11 attacks through an annual Charity Day. We have been a beneficiary since 2009.

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Borealis Infrastructure is one of our valued corporate supporters.

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We are delighted to have been chosen as Cazenove Capital’s Charity of the Year for 2013 and 2014 and are working with them and their staff on fundraising events and volunteering activities.

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Clifford Chance are valued supporters with a long term commitment to our work.

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Man Charitable Trust have been generous supporters of the Mayor’s Fund for London since our launch in 2009 donating to our project Unlocking Potential.

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Santander are a key supporter of our work and Ana Botin, CEO of Santander UK sits on our Board of Trustees.

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