The Alexander Mosley Charitable Trust has supported the following charitable organisations:
Making addiction understood more compassionately and more accurately
Education through producing footballs in Ghana, Kenya and Zambia
Serving and connecting children from disadvantaged communities through multimedia dance workshops
Helping young people face mental health challenges together
Supporting young people to live healthy lives, free from inequality and strengthened by fulfilling relationships
Accelerating action on climate change
Eastern Alliance for Safe and Sustainable Transport
Global New Car Assessment Programme – making cars all over the world safer
Preserve, recreate and reconnect Gloucestershire’s wild places
Pioneering research into the impact of drugs on the brain, with a view to better understanding brain functions and developing new treatments for disorders such as addiction and depression
Assisting those in prison in England and Wales who are protesting their innocence by reinvestigating their cases, and where there are reasons to think they may have been wrongly imprisoned, helping them to try and overturn their conviction
IPRT
The Independent Press Regulation Trust, established “to promote, for the benefit of the public, high standards of ethical conduct and best practice in journalism and the editing and publication of news in the print and other media, having regard to the need to act within the law and to protect both the privacy of individuals and freedom of expression.”
A cross-party law reform charity working to build a fairer UK justice system within everyone’s reach
The Foundation Year is a programme for students with significant academic potential to help them overcome disadvantage
Outdoor learning, play and connection with nature
Making a difference to families with babies and young children living in poverty
Providing specialist drug and alcohol support services across Buckinghamshire
High-quality journalism which challenges power, inspires change and builds leadership among groups underrepresented in the media
Mental health and emotional wellbeing of adolescents and young adults aged 12-24
Department of Physics The frontier of fundamental science
Radio Workshop trains young new radio journalists in DRC, Ivory Coast, Liberia, South Africa, Tanzania and Zambia and create opportunities for youth dialogue, community building and leadership
On a mission to rescue Britain’s rivers
Campaigning for the conservation of historic buildings
Mental Health through Sport
A safe haven village for destitute single mothers and their children in Bangladesh
Helping children in communities damaged by HIV AIDS in rural South Africa
Conservation and study of the endangered Turtle Dove
Centre for the Forensic Sciences
Improving standards in forensic science
Supporting ex-service men facing hardship and bereaved military families