Alongside the development of Little George Street, we are working with a range of organisations and initiatives that are making a positive difference across Bristol, with a focus on practical skills, wellbeing and opportunities for local people.

Through Horn Youth Concern, we have helped fund cooking sessions designed to give participants practical skills and greater confidence in the kitchen. Our contribution has also included food vouchers, as well as new laptops and mobile phones to assist staff and volunteers with mentoring, youth work and outreach activities.

We were also pleased to sponsor Insane Root Theatre’s all-female production of Henry V at Temple Church, bringing a bold retelling of Shakespeare’s work to one of Bristol’s historic venues.

Our relationship with Windmill Hill City Farm has continued across several initiatives. In 2025, we were one of the match funding partners for its Big Give Christmas Challenge, which raised funds for outdoor learning sessions for children facing a range of challenges.

This year, we are contributing to the Farm’s Golden Harvest appeal as it celebrates its 50th anniversary. The campaign aims to raise funds for essential improvements, repairs and running costs, enabling the Farm to continue its work into the future.

These partnerships form part of our wider commitment to delivering social and local value alongside the Little George Street development and making a positive contribution across Bristol.