We work with Skillshare International, a non-governmental organisation with many years’ experience in managing development programmes in Africa and India.
Over the last five years, the Foundation has contributed over £450,000 of funding towards projects managed by Skillshare, generating a further £2,500,000 from the EU, the UK Government and other sources. We also support UK-based charities that have been nominated by Tribal staff.
The Foundation has a board of trustees and virtually no administration costs, as the trustees cover all of their own expenses.
The work of the Foundation is strongly supported by staff throughout Tribal, as well as by many of our suppliers and customers, who also share our vision. The Foundation is an important part of Tribal’s commitment to corporate responsibility.
Latest staff nominated projects supported by the Foundation
- Andover and District Mencap
- CHICKS (County Holidays for City Kids)
- Amber Foundation
- SSNAP (Support for the Sick Newborn and their Parents)
- Inspire / Tykes Corner, Aylesbury Estate, South East London
- M-Ubuntu in South Africa
- Children’s AIDS Art Programme (CAAP)
- Childhood First
- Southampton Advice and Representation Centre
- Acid Survivor International (ASTI)
- Children in Crossfire
- Kimini Market Children’s Charity, Kenya
- Children’s Legal Centre
- Soroti Rural Development Agency, Uganda
- Amy’s House
- Wordworks
- Arthur Rank Hospice
- Midlands Air Ambulance
- Maytree Respite Centre
- Kidz Club, Leeds
- St Peter’s Hospice, Bristol
- Yorkshire Air Ambulance
- Papworth Trust, Cambridge
- St Leonard’s Hospice, York
- Birmingham Children’s Hospital
- Bristol City Community Trust
- KIDS
- Hull Samaritans
- The Education and Book Appeal for Ghana (TEABAG)
- Australian Literacy and Numeracy ‘Wall of Hands’ project
- Building Opportunities for people with life-long learning difficulties (BUILD)
- Crossroads Care
- South African Entrepreneurship Institute (SAEI)