OneFamily news
We've formed partnerships with a range of local and national charities that share our values. Our charity partners benefit not just from financial support, but we also offer skills and expertise to help them achieve their goals.
OneFamily staff are encouraged to spend time working with our charity partners and other causes in the local community with three days of volunteering leave each year, as well as opportunities to fundraise and take on long-term volunteering roles.
Find out the latest news from OneFamily below, including initiatives we've supported and colleague announcements.
In 2022, more than 100 OneFamily employees volunteered at 36 different events, supporting 14 charitable causes.
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We are very proud of our CEO Teddy Nyahasha for being named in The Powerlist 2023, which celebrates the UK’s influential black role models.
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Whatever your reason for investing in our climate-friendly fund, you’ll be happy to hear that this quarter it outperformed the benchmark fund.
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As a OneFamily customer, you have a say in how we spend our profits and which charities we support both financially and practically.
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RedSTART has begun an ambitious research programme to find out how learning about finance in primary school can help people later on in life.
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Volunteering is an important part of the culture at OneFamily. This month, OneFamily staff used their volunteering leave to paint, garden and help animals.
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Hiking, running, mentoring and celebrating – these are just some of the ways the OneFamily team supported great causes in July.
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We welcomed students from IntoUniversity to our Brighton office as part of our continuing commitment to supporting our local communities.
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We’re proud to support charities throughout the UK and within our local area. This month, OneFamily staff painted, gardened, interviewed and raised awareness.
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We want you to feel as proud as we are of the positive impact OneFamily has on the world.
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