Supported by gamers, developers and publishers, Jingle Jam has raised over £31 million for charities.
We seek partners who share our aspiration of making the world a better place for children and young people, where the money raised by the Jingle Jam will have a positive impact on the four main areas of focus:
Inclusion of neurodivergent, disabled, LGBT+ and diverse young people.
Improving the mental and physical health of young people.
Support for young people affected by global events including poverty, disasters, epidemics or conflicts.
Safeguarding the future of the planet for young people, by combating climate change and protecting animal welfare.
CALM
Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) is a suicide prevention charity fighting to reduce the devastating impact of suicide in the UK.
They run a life-saving helpline for anyone affected by suicide or suicidal thoughts. It’s free, anonymous and open from 5 pm to midnight every day.
Their website has loads of tools and resources packed with practical, non-clinical advice to make talking and managing mental health easier. CALM also runs vital campaigns to increase awareness, smash stereotypes, and change the culture around mental health and suicide.
War Child
Using 30 years of experience and proven methodologies, War Child aims to reach children as quickly as possible when conflict breaks out and stay long after the cameras have gone to support them through their recovery.
Every day, its local teams are in communities and refugee camps in 13 countries around the world, creating safe spaces for children to play, learn, and access specialist psychological support. War Child will never give up on children affected by conflict.
Become
Become is the national charity dedicated to supporting every child and young person with experience of the care system in England.
Young people tell Become what’s not working. Together, they fight to make change happen.
Every child and young person deserves support, stability – and love. In care, that doesn’t always happen. Become exists to help every single care-experienced young person, so they get the support they need.
GOSH Charity
Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity (GOSH Charity) helps give seriously ill children the best chance and the best childhood possible.
Together with supporters and fundraisers, the charity funds groundbreaking research, cutting-edge medical equipment, child-centred hospital facilities and essential support services for patients, families and staff.
GOSH Charity helps Great Ormond Street Hospital go above and beyond for seriously ill children, enabling kinder and better treatments, bringing hope for children with the rarest and most complex illnesses, and making hospital a little bit easier and a lot more fun for the thousands of children who are treated there every year.
Make-A-Wish
Make-A-Wish creates life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses.
Founded in 1980, Make-A-Wish is the world’s leading wish-granting organization, having granted more than 650,000 wishes in nearly 50 countries worldwide.
When a child is diagnosed with a critical illness and becomes eligible for a wish, their life changes. Wish experiences can restore the childhood stolen by a diagnosis and improve physical and emotional well-being. Together with donors, supporters and more than 27,000 volunteers around the globe, Make-A-Wish brings the power of a wish-come-true to children and their families when they need it most.
SpecialEffect
BAFTA-winning UK charity SpecialEffect find ways for physically disabled gamers to play to the very best of their abilities.
From custom controller setups for individual gamers to collaboration with leading games industry companies, their innovation is inspiring a new level of accessible gaming across the world.
The Trevor Project
The Trevor Project is the leading organisation working to end suicide among LGBTQ+ young people in the U.S. and beyond.
The nonprofit operates several programs to help prevent and respond to the public health crisis of suicide among LGBTQ+ young people, including 24/7 free crisis services, innovative research, advocacy, public education, and peer support.
WWF
WWF (Worldwide Fund for Nature) is one of the world’s largest independent conservation organisations, active in nearly 100 countries.
Their supporters – more than five million of them – are helping WWF to restore nature and to tackle the main causes of nature’s decline, particularly the food system and climate change. WWF works to ensure a world with thriving habitats and species and to change hearts and minds so it becomes unacceptable to overuse our planet’s resources.