We partner with organisations and companies that are committed to increasing opportunities for young people.
We have a strong track record of creating bespoke, mutually beneficial partnerships with a range of businesses and across different types of collaborations. From Charity of the Year and brand collaborations to grant giving and programme funding.
All our partnerships provide ample opportunities for those who support us to get involved – from our packed events calendar with many ways to fundraise, to skills-based volunteering, in-kind and pro bono support.
Take a look at Coporates or Funders currently in the spotlight
Burger King takes on a challenge event.
16 Burger King UK team members and a UK Youth representative took on the tough 100km Jurassic Coast Challenge, walking up to 27 hours through steep terrain. Led by Restaurant Manager Phil, their commitment highlights how Burger King teams are embracing opportunities to support young people. Fundraising efforts like this are vital for UK Youth to continue providing life-changing programmes that boost confidence, improve mental health, and create brighter futures.
I did the 3 peaks challenge with BK last year, and the lads were interested to get involved in something similar, so when UK Youth and BK launched the info about the Jurassic Coast Challenge, we all signed up immediately. I guess you can say the rest is (painful) history
Partnership programme in the spotlight!
In collaboration with Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP), UK Youth is proud to deliver the Building Connections programme, which empowers youth organisations to connect thousands of young people with local employers and real career opportunities. Together, we’re creating inclusive events and supportive environments that help young people—especially those with additional needs—build confidence and take meaningful steps toward their futures. This partnership exemplifies how sustained corporate support can drive lasting impact for young people across the UK.
The most imporant thing for young people today is to just not give up and be patient and to understand that trying different things is okay – Hrishi Chavda, CCEP Sales Apprentice
RSA Volunteer in the New Forest
We were thrilled to welcome a fantastic team of volunteers from RSA Insurance to Avon Tyrrell, UK Youth’s outdoor learning centre in the heart of the New Forest.
The team rolled up their sleeves to help build a new accessible path to one of our archery ranges and construct an expanded shelter—making the space usable in all weather. Thanks to their dedication and the support of our maintenance team, the archery range is now more inclusive, more resilient, and ready to be enjoyed by young people and families, rain or shine.
A huge thank you to RSA for making a lasting impact and helping create a more accessible and adventurous space for all who visit Avon Tyrrell.
Who partners with us?
Meet our corporate partners who play a vital role in changing young lives—fueling opportunities, supporting communities, and creating lasting impact across the UK.
Burger King UK
In partnership with Burger King, we’re tackling digital inequality by providing youth organisations with targeted funding, tools, and pro bono expertise to support young people in a digital world better. So far, the collaboration has reached over 20,000 young people, strengthened the digital capacity of 20 organisations, and delivered more than 200 hours of legal support—demonstrating the power of combining financial and strategic support to create a measurable impact.
Coca-Cola Europacific Partners
Our long-standing partnership with Coca-Cola Europacific Partners is driving lasting impact through multi-year support and shared commitment to young people. At its core is the Building Connections programme—a scalable, light-touch model that empowers youth organisations and delivers vital, unrestricted funding.
Osborne Clarke is a strategic partner helping UK Youth tackle digital poverty. Through a multi-year commitment, they’ve supported youth organisations in digital coldspots, reaching nearly 6,000 young people with devices, training, and better infrastructure. In addition to funding, they offer pro bono legal support, mentoring, and volunteering — strengthening governance and long-term impact. This partnership shows how corporate expertise and targeted funding can create real digital opportunity for young people.
RSA
In partnership with RSA Insurance, UK Youth is delivering the Building Aspirations Programme to boost employability and social mobility for young people in Manchester and Liverpool. Supporting 120 young people each year, the initiative combines skills training with financial support to help them overcome barriers and access meaningful career opportunities.
Explore a partnership
Partnering with UK Youth means joining a national movement to unlock the potential of young people. Whether through funding, skills-sharing, or collaborative programmes, we build tailored partnerships that align with your values and create lasting impact. From strategic giving to employee engagement, we work closely with you to make a difference that matters.