Help Power our Mission
Help support our mission to tackle loneliness amongst young adults
What we do
At the Great Friendship Project we are dedicated to providing support and creating meaningful connections for young adults who are struggling with loneliness.
Since 2021, we have proudly watched our community grow to over 45,000 young adults across London.
Through our regular events, activities, and initiatives, we have fostered thousands of blossoming friendships and provided vital support to those struggling with loneliness.
Our Impact
We need your help!
Since 2021, we’ve made a huge impact in tackling loneliness and building connections but as a small organisation, we rely on funding and support to continue our work.
Your support (large or small) is vital in helping us grow our mission – creating supportive resources, training volunteers, and hosting regular activities that foster meaningful friendships.
If you’d like to get involved, here are four ways you can support us in our mission to tackle loneliness…
4 Ways you can Support
Help Support our Mission
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Donate £10
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With just £10, you could help us cover small but meaningful costs like event equipment, printed materials, and conversation starter cards – simple tools that make it easier for people to connect and feel welcome.
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Donate £20
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Your £25 donation could enable 10 young adults to attend our life-changing events, where they can form meaningful connections and find a sense of belonging.
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Donate £100
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Your generous £100, contribution could help turbo-charge our campaigns and outreach efforts to reach more young adults who may be struggling with loneliness.
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Donate £250
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A £250 donation could fully fund one of our activities, giving around 100 young adults the opportunity to meet, form connections, and feel part of a community.
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£1,000 Donation
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Your generous £1,000 contribution could train a new volunteer to host events, expanding our project’s reach and helping more people find friendship and support.
Donation
“After moving back to London with most of my friends having left the UK, I was worried about rebuilding friendships. The project has made it easy, and I’ve met some truly lovely people that I now consider my closest friends”
“Joining the project’s activities was one of the best decisions I’ve made. Making friends was always something I found tricky but the project is easily the best place and way I’ve found to meet new people.”
It’s been absolutely life changing. I never thought I’d be in my 30s, making the best friends I’ve ever had in my life.
