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.
OneFamily has announced plans to work with the ICMIF Foundation and UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) to help fight rural poverty and increase gender equality.
We’re delighted to welcome Jim Islam as OneFamily’s new CEO, as he takes over the reins from Teddy Nyahasha on 1 December.
In 2023, over 140 OneFamily colleagues made use of their volunteering days, attending 240 volunteering sessions for 16 different charities.
Everyone at OneFamily gets three days a year to volunteer. From gardening to painting walls, find out how our colleagues helped out wthis summer.
Jim Islam will take over as OneFamily’s CEO later this year, subject to regulatory approval. Teddy Nyahasha will be stepping down.
At OneFamily, our communities are at the centre of everything we do. We support charities and good causes in any way we can, not just financially!
We’ve been campaigning for a change in law to make it easier for Child Trust Fund holders who don’t have mental capacity to access their own money.
Our members voted for RedSTART to become our new charity partner – but what is RedSTART, what do they stand for and how can you help?
We’ve partnered with food banks and other charities to help those who are struggling to feed themselves and their families.
In 2022, more than 100 OneFamily employees volunteered at 36 different events, supporting 14 charitable causes.