As part of 3Keel’s ‘business with purpose’ strategy, we are donating 2% of our net profits to charity. The 14 charities below were nominated by members of the 3Keel team. Please vote for one by clicking their logo on the right hand side of this page. The top 5 charities will receive a donation. Poll closes at 11.59pm on Friday 26th March!
The British Lung Foundation runs campaigns to reduce outdoor and indoor air pollution, carries out research on lung conditions, and provides support to people affected by lung conditions. With cities in the UK having the highest levels of air pollution in Europe, the work of BLF is vital.
Offering support to local people with mental health issues by working in the charity’s gardens. Due to Covid 19 and a lack of visitor days providing a great source of income, they are struggling to raise sufficient funds.
CiWF works to end farming practices that cause animals pain and suffering. They expose the impact of modern intensive farming on animals and has helped bring about agreements to outlaw battery cages for hens, narrow veal crates and sow stalls across Europe.
Fighting hunger, tackling food waste through both raising awareness and redistributing surplus food. Pressure on the charity has hugely increased due to Covid 19.
NFCN is a network volunteers from the farming community that provide free, confidential, pastoral and practical support to farmers and farming families. Covid and Brexit has had a significant impact on farmers & their mental health in the UK.
Fortify Health works to reduce the prevalence of anaemia and neural tube defects in India through the fortification of wheat flour with micronutrients. They support millers to cost-neutrally fortify their flour in the open market and support government to mainstream wheat flour fortification in safety net programs.
The Forest Schools Association promotes Forest Schools for all children, doing great work at getting kids outside to learn differently in an engaging environment.
The Good Gym is a group of runners who combine regular exercise with helping communities, such as delivering shopping to elderly people, which has been vital throughout the Covid pandemic.
Facilitates the transfer of computers and laptops from businesses to children that do not have them. Covid 19 has worsened the digital divide, with education being hugely impacted.
The UK’s leading charity for the protection of our seas, shores and wildlife, working to protect species and encourage responsible fishing.
Mind is the UK’s largest mental health charity. The Covid-19 pandemic has impacted mental health across the UK, so having access to Mind’s resources is more vital than ever.
This is a community-orientated charity that works with schools, community groups and the general public to promote environmental awareness, community cohesion and wellbeing through offering learning and practical opportunities for people to interact with the land, farming and animals.
Surplus food is distributed among charities and community organisations across Oxfordshire, alongside reducing the imapcts of food waste.
SPANA work in some of the poorest and most remote areas of the world, improving the lives of working animals that plough fields and transport goods, people and water. Working animals enable people to generate an income, strengthening livelihoods and contributing to poverty reduction and economic growth.
