OPENS 1ST MARCH 2023, 12 NOON (GMT)

Alex Lewis was diagnosed with bone cancer when he was 17 years old. Alex had been suffering from pain in his arm for several months. He played a lot of tennis and football, so it was easy to imagine he had pulled some muscles. But the pain did not go away.

By the time he was diagnosed, 6 months later the cancer had already spread to his lungs. He underwent intense chemotherapy and then a bone in his arm (left humerus) was replaced with a metal prosthesis. Despite further surgery and radiotherapy the tumours continued to spread.

Alex's bright future was literally ripped away from him just before his 18th birthday. But despite all his treatment, his extraordinary positivity, humour and love shone out from every part of him. In fact, he was more concerned about the effect his illness would have on all his family and friends… he really was that selfless.

Alex’s life was cut short, passing away on 17th February 2011, just 5 days after his 22nd birthday and wedding to his lovely girlfriend Ali, and with so much to live for. Let’s give our children and young people a better chance to beat this cruel and devastating disease, because if we don’t, too many will lose their fight.

Alex Lewis 
    Memorial Fund

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Raising vital funds for life-saving research.

Alex Lewis Memorial Fund

Since 2006, Ability Bow has supported people living with disabilities and complex health conditions, to get fitter through exercise. 

We want the benefits of physical activity to be enjoyed by all, so we provide accessible specialist personal exercise training in our Bow gym and out in the community.

Ability Bow

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Helping people with disabilities and life-changing health issues to exercise in East London.

The Childhood Trust is London’s child poverty charity, targeting 700,000 children living in poverty in London. We help vulnerable children to overcome the disadvantages caused by poverty such as hunger, homelessness, stress, loneliness and anxiety. Our work supports children from across London and is aimed at engaging the most disadvantaged children from the poorest communities.

The Childhood Trust’s network of projects provides practical, emotional and inspirational support delivered by trusted, caring adults. These projects help children to achieve their full potential, despite facing many challenges. To date our work has engaged over 250,000 disadvantaged children in London.  

The Childhood Trust

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London’s child poverty charity.

We are a national charity formed in 2004 on a mission to make inclusion the norm in community sport by tackling the access barriers faced by disadvantaged and disabled children and young people.

We believe no one should be excluded from the transformational benefits of community sport. 

Access Sport

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Stand for inclusion.

The ClementJames Centre is an award-winning charity based in North Kensington that empowers the community to release its potential through education, employment and wellbeing support in one of London’s most deprived areas. Our vision is for everyone in our community to release their potential and live fulfilled lives. 



We achieve this through the delivery of our four aligned programmes: Employment Support, Children and Young People’s Education, Adult Learning and Wellbeing and Support. 

The ClementJames Centre has become a safe space for many of our service users, with one of our clients describing us as their ‘family’. We seek to offer our service users a place where they can come to receive compassionate support alongside help with practical aspects of their lives. Our support has been particularly important following the Grenfell Tower fire and throughout the Covid-19 pandemic and will continue to be essential to support our community in the aftermath of this. 

The ClementJames Centre

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Releasing potential in the community.

We change lives through the power of sport and physical activity. Working together with partners & communities, we provide inclusive sports for disadvantaged young people.

We also provide affordable activities for families, bikes for refugees and movement programmes for older people to reduce isolation – all designed to fight inactivity and tackle inequality.

Active 
  Oxfordshire

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Fighting inactivity, tackling inequality.



Active Oxfordshire

The Clink Charity breaks the cycle of crime by changing attitudes both inside and outside of the prison, creating second chances and transforming lives whilst reducing reoffending rates for the benefit of society as a whole.

The prisoner students at each of The Clink Restaurants and other Clink training projects volunteer to be trained to gain their City & Guilds National Vocational Qualifications and benefit from the mentoring scheme in 32 training projects operating across the country.

The Clink Charity

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Changing attitudes, transforming lives and creating second chances.

Bore Place aims to be a true model of regenerative farming and living. Our vision is to create a world where people and nature work together to regenerate the planet and ourselves.

We offer well-established programmes in education, as well as an organically-managed estate open for stays, visits, walks, events and retreats. 

Bore Place

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People and nature together.

Disabled people are more likely to be inactive and experience loneliness than non-disabled people. Sadly, someone with a learning disability has a life expectancy 17 years shorter than the national average.

Disability Sports Coach combats this inequality by empowering disabled people to live healthier, happier lives. We deliver weekly sports clubs that bring people together to play sport and meet friends. We deliver inclusive PE sessions at schools so disabled children are not left out. And we train teachers, sports coaches, and volunteers to make physical activity inclusive for all. 

Disability 
    Sports Coach

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Empowering disabled people to live healthier, happier lives through sport.

Disability Sports Coach

Coach Core is an employment and education charity that uses the long-term power of sport and apprenticeships to change the lives of young adults across the UK.

The young adults we support may be experiencing barriers, discrimination, and lack of opportunities. 

Coach Core 
     Foundation

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Social mobility through sports and apprenticeships.

Coach Core Foundation

F4H offers support to service leavers and veterans. Adjustment after leaving a service can require a high level of emotional and physical change, which we can help manage.

Our free 4 day courses are held at Brathay Hall, on the northern tip of Lake Windermere in The Lake District.

Future for Heroes

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Taking control of tomorrow.

With just 54% of excluded young people progressing into sustained Education, Employment or Training compared to 94% from mainstream schools, we aim to close this gap.

We work with 11-17-year-olds using the values of rugby, focusing on developing life skills, raising aspirations, and improving physical and mental wellbeing. 

Dallaglio 
    RugbyWorks

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Using rugby to build brighter futures.

Dallaglio RugbyWorks

Since 1996 Honeypot has been working to enhance the lives of young carers aged 5-12 years by providing respite breaks and on-going outreach support. Today we help young carers through a unique Wrap Round service offering, consisting of respite and learning breaks, digital inclusion, and a face-to-face outreach programme.

Through a combination of different services, we are able to support young carers based on their individual needs and unique situation at home and independent of their geographic location.

The Honeypot Children's Charity

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Building brighter futures for young carers.

Disabled people are more likely to be inactive and experience loneliness than non-disabled people. Sadly, someone with a learning disability has a life expectancy 17 years shorter than the national average. We combat this inequality by empowering disabled people to live healthier, happier lives.

We deliver weekly sports clubs that bring people together to play sport and meet friends. We deliver inclusive PE sessions at schools so disabled children are not left out. And we train teachers, sports coaches, and volunteers to make physical activity inclusive for all.

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The Maiden Factor Foundation works with, raises funds for and supports communities to enable girls into education and empower and support them to remain throughout their teenage years to reach their full potential and create better futures for all


Our vision is of a world where every girl has access to 12 years of quality education; empowering them to choose their future and fulfil their dreams.

The Maiden Factor Foundation

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Global Ambassador for the Empowerment of Girls through Education.

At Doing it for Dan we are passionate about supporting young people to enjoy the benefits that come from being active and achieve their sporting goals.

We raise funds and give grants for sports equipment, kit and club memberships, giving greater opportunities for children to participate in sporting activities.

Doing it 
      for Dan

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Supporting young people in sport.

Doing it for Dan

School of Hard Knocks

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Life is an uneven playing field. We help even it out.

F4H offers support to service leavers and veterans. Adjustment after leaving a service can require a high level of emotional and physical change, which we can help manage.


Future 
    for Heroes

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Sports for Schools is a social enterprise with a mission to help encourage school children to increase their levels of physical activity. We believe in the importance of physical activity in developing the brain and in turn, improving academic performance.


To date, we have helped to inspire over 2.5 million children and raised over £4.7 million for schools to use to promote physical activity and wellness amongst their pupils and staff.

Sports for Schools

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Athletes who inspire kids.

We develop life skills for personal performance through experiential learning, participating in the sports of bobsleigh and skeleton.

We provide life skills workshops (SMART SPEED) led by Ice Sports Foundation Super Sliders athlete ambassadors.

Ice Sports 
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Super 
    Sliders

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Personal strength through smart speed.

Ice Sports Foundation Super Sliders

Switch the Play Foundation is the UK’s only charity dedicated to supporting all sportspeople to successfully transition into life outside of sport.

We provide personalised transition and wellbeing support to help athletes grow and develop as human beings and to prepare for and make a successful transition to thrive in their life beyond sport.

Switch the Play 
        Foundation

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Supporting athletes to fulfil their potential through and beyond sport.

Switch the Play Foundation

London Sport aims to help Londoners live longer, healthier and happier lives through being active. Our focus is on the least active communities who face the greatest challenges of inequality.   


That's why we're breaking down barriers to enable every community in London to reap the benefits of an active life. 

London Sport

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Ensuring more Londoners live happier, healthier lives through physical activity.

We believe that every child deserves the chance to live a life filled with opportunity. We want every child who faces the devastating death of a loved one, to still achieve their ambitions and dreams.
 


Winston’s Wish was the UK’s first childhood bereavement charity. We have been supporting bereaved children and young people since 1992 and we continue to lead the way in providing specialist child bereavement support services across the UK.


Winston's Wish

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Giving hope to grieving children.

We're an independent charity that champions opportunities for young Londoners from low-income backgrounds. We deliver impactful programmes which help transform the life chances of young Londoners.

We support them with access to food, wellbeing, education and employment opportunities. The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, is our patron.