The Barratt Foundation helps communities throughout the UK to thrive, focusing its support on children and young people, and those most disadvantaged.
Our reach and impact
Between 1 July 2023 to 30 June 2024, we are proud to have:
Donated to charities nationwide 544
“104,415
Reached children and young people
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Supported communities
Charitable giving at Barratt Redrow continues to go from strength to strength and I couldn’t be prouder of the impressive reach and impact of the Barratt Foundation. Thank you to all Barratt Redrow colleagues who did their bit for charities during this period. Together, we have made a meaningful difference to the lives of thousands of children and young people nationwide.
David Thomas, Chief Executive of Barratt Redrow plc
The Barratt Foundation has achieved remarkable progress. Its impact would not have been possible without the generosity of the Barratt Redrow Board, the work of our national charity partners, and the dedication of the Barratt Foundation team.
Mark Rolfe, Chairman of the Barratt Foundation
Our national charity partners:
Our reach and impact was delivered via our grants and national charity partners.
97%
The Barratt Foundation supports Barratt Redrow colleagues with their fundraising and volunteering. Over the last three years, there has been an impressive 97% year-on-year increase in volunteering.
1 in 5 children have a probable mental health condition*. That’s why we support Place2Be, a charity dedicated to ensuring children like Mohammed never have to struggle alone:
Mohammed was an anxious child and used to struggle to leave his house. Having one-to-one counselling helped him to build his confidence and talk openly about his feelings. Now a teenager, he looks back on his experience:
“In primary school, I was nervous and shy. I wouldn’t do a lot of things. I didn’t like going out of the house.
I thought that counselling would be dull and just talking, but it wasn’t. My counsellor was nice. I could tell her anything about myself, and she wouldn’t tell anyone. I could release everything in the Place2Be session.
I told my counsellor about anything that was on my mind. I then realised that I could tell other people, like my mum, too. It gave me more confidence. I was more comfortable being
* https://digital.nhs.uk/data- and-information/publications/ statistical/mental-health-of-children-and-young-people-inengland/2023-wave-4-follow-up
It also helped my schoolwork. I was able to answer more in class. I’m smart in maths but didn’t want to put my hand up, even when I knew the answer. I didn’t like people looking at me. I sat there thinking “don’t pick me”. But I don’t mind it now.
By the time I’d started secondary school, I’d found a new confidence to stick up for myself. I used to let people walk all over me, but that doesn’t happen now because I’ve got the confidence to stop it.”
Mohammed is just one of the 104,000 young people who have been positively supported by our partners around people. I could go out and stay with my friends.
£4 million donated donated
£2.7m National Partners & Grants
£0.6m Matched Funding
£0.7m Divisional Giving
The Barratt Foundation’s expenditure from 1 July 2023 to 30 June 2024.
We are proud of the difference we made in communities across the UK in the period July 2023 to June 2024, however we recognise that there is always more that can be done.
As we move into 2025, we remain dedicated to supporting children,
young people, and those most disadvantaged through our grants and partnerships.
To find out more: Visit our website: barrattfoundation.org.uk
Email us: enquiries@barrattfoundation.co.uk
The Barratt Foundaiton is a UK registered charity. Registration no: 1188447