CHARITY PARTNERSHIPS
Positive Lending Charity Partnership
At Positive Lending, giving back through meaningful charity partnerships is central to who we are.
Each year, we support charities that reflect our values and allow us to make a positive, lasting impact beyond the specialist lending solutions we provide. Through fundraising initiatives, awareness campaigns and direct financial contributions, we are proud to support organisations delivering vital services to individuals and families across the UK.
Our 2025 Charity Impact
During 2025, Positive Lending proudly supported Ringwood Foodbank and Julia’s House Children’s Hospice as our chosen charities. As part of our commitment, 100% of advertising and editorial fees from our Positively Speaking magazine were donated directly to these charities. Alongside additional fundraising activity, this support helped fund essential services for families facing financial hardship and life-limiting illness. We are extremely grateful to everyone who contributed and helped make a real difference throughout the year.
Our 2026 Chosen Charities
For 2026, Positive Lending is proud to support Julia’s House Children’s Hospice and Alzheimer’s Society, two charities providing life-changing support to families at some of the most challenging times in their lives. Each charity is featured below, with further information, media content and direct donation links.
OUR CHARITY EVENTS 2026
Charity Trek Along the Jurassic Coast
As part of our 2026 charity fundraising programme, the Positive Lending team is undertaking a charity trek along the Jurassic Coast in support of Julia’s House Children’s Hospice.
Starting at Corfe Castle, participants will complete either a 15-mile circular walk or a 10-mile route, combining a physical challenge with a shared commitment to raising awareness and vital funds for children’s hospice care.
OUR CHOSEN CHARITIES 2026
Julia’s House Children’s Hospice provides frequent, flexible care for children with life-limited or life-threatening conditions, giving families vital respite, comfort and emotional support.
Care is delivered both in the family home and at the hospice, helping children to be supported in familiar surroundings while parents receive much-needed breaks. Julia’s House must raise 93% of the funding it needs each year to continue delivering this essential service.
Alzheimer’s Society is the UK’s leading dementia charity, providing vital support to people living with dementia and the families who care for them. The charity offers expert information, practical guidance, and emotional support, while also funding groundbreaking research and campaigning for change.
With dementia affecting hundreds of thousands of families across the UK, Alzheimer’s Society plays a crucial role in ensuring no one faces the condition alone.