Iceland Foods Charitable Foundation

In 2024, Million Mile Clean volunteers had a HUGE impact in their communities 🌊💥 Across beaches, streets, rivers, and mountaintops, thousands of volunteers joined forces to fight plastic pollution—and the results speak for themselves: ✅ 4,918 cleans completed ✅ 118,288 incredible volunteers ✅ 310,692 miles covered ✅ 81,076kg of waste removed—plastic, cans, glass, and fishing gear. None of this would be possible without our incredible community and the support of Iceland Foods Charitable Foundation, Hydro Flask, Spongebob , and People's Postcode Lottery. 🙌 Read about the amazing work done by our communities in our annual report 👉 https://lnkd.in/ep2CZCGk. #MillionMileClean #PeoplePower #PeopleVSPlastic

How can businesses use the Shaping Us Framework to promote conversations about social and emotional development?   The framework describes social and emotional skills in a clear way which can inform and inspire action.   In our Business Taskforce report, we highlight strengthening social and emotional development as one of the opportunities for impact to improve the economy.   The Iceland Foods #Emoji posters are a brilliant example of how businesses can foster conversations between customers and young children to create a space of understanding in stores.   The posters are at a child friendly height and act as a practical tool to help customers with young children, reaching 5 million customers every week. 📹 Watch the video in full here:  https://lnkd.in/e7rkTUbS Iceland Foods Charitable Foundation

This Rare Disease Day, we’re celebrating Rare Dementia Support’s ninth birthday and the incredible achievement of reaching our fundraising goal for the new Rare Dementia Support Centre! Thanks to remarkable generosity, our original goal has been surpassed. Incredibly, over £9m has been raised for the world’s first specialist centre for people with rare dementias. The extra funds will support the new UCL-led centre’s ongoing costs and the running of the RDS service. Among others, we would like to thank The Hilary and Galen Weston Foundation, Garfield Weston Foundation, Iceland Foods Charitable Foundation, The Wolfson Foundation and Rosetrees for their generosity, as well as a range of supporters who took on challenges, held gala dinners, hosted community fundraisers, and donated so successfully. Thanks to your support, this permanent home for RDS will become a reality. Our chief executive, Claire Wood Hill says, “We have been delighted to fundraise for the world’s first Rare Dementia Support Centre. We are very grateful to everyone who has made donations and shown incredible commitment to fundraising to help us to make this vital centre a reality. The Rare Dementia Support Centre really will transform the lives of people affected by these devastating conditions.” Discover how this world-first centre will change lives - and when it will open https://lnkd.in/ePnb7m4y

Support dementia research and be in with the chance to win a house in Scotland!🏠 Omaze UK are offering you the chance to win an idyllic house in Perthshire, worth £4,000,000, and raise funds #ForACure. It's the third time Alzheimer’s Research UK have partnered with Omaze: in our previous draws, Omaze collectively donated £4.1m, speeding up the search for new treatments for dementia. To celebrate the launch, Omaze are giving a limited time offer: get 2 for 1 entries until Wednesday 19 February 2025! By entering the Scotland House Draw, you can help us deliver future treatments to those who need them. Enter now: https://lnkd.in/ecH7NsgQ

We’re really proud of the impact our Missed Birthdays campaign has had in showing how everyone can play their part in helping end youth suicide. But, the truth is, this type of work is only possible when you have the best partners - so it’s time to say a massive thanks to Iceland Foods Charitable Foundation. Their shopping list of support is quite something: from funding the Missed Birthdays installation in Westfield and their support in the creation of Evelyn’s story, through to their role as founding partner of the C.A.R.E. Kit, their support has been (literally) life-saving. 💚 Together, we’ve helped reach thousands of people with life-saving suicide prevention advice, and kickstarted vital conversations around mental health.