Funders

We are very grateful to all the funders that have supported us, including:

• 29^th May 1961 Charity
• Access to Justice Foundation
• Allen & Overy Foundation
• Barbour Foundation
• Bloomberg
• C Bonham-Carter Charitable Trust
• CHK Charities Limited
• City Bridge Trust
• City of London Solicitors' Company Charitable Fund
• Edgar E Lawley Foundation
• Edith Murphy Foundation
• Edward Cadbury Charitable Trust
• Elizabeth Rathbone Charitable Trust
• Evan Cornish Foundation
• Eversheds Sutherland (International) Charitable Trust
• Farrer & Co Charitable Trust
• Goldsmiths’ Company Charity
• Gowling WLG (UK) Charitable Trust
• Hadrian Trust
• Inspiring Impact
• IntraLinks
• John Ellerman Foundation 
• Law Society of England and Wales
• Legal Education Foundation
• LexisNexis
• London Community Response Fund
• London Legal Support Trust
• Matrix Causes Fund
• Ministry of Justice
• MJ Hindley Charitable Trust
• Monica Rabagliati Charitable Trust
• Oakdale Trust
• Rothley Trust
• Simmons & Simmons Charitable Foundation
• Schroder Charity Trust
• Shears Foundation
• Sir James Knott Trust
• The National Lottery Community Fund 
• Together for Short Lives
• Therium Access
• Trust for London
• Tudor Trust
• Wesleyan
• William A Cadbury Charitable Trust

The Law Society

The Law Society provides domestic pro bono opportunities and training through its partnership with LawWorks. The Law Society has been a major funder of LawWorks since 2011 and currently provides about a quarter of its income.

For more information visit The Law Society website.

Contact

For more information on LawWorks' fundraising, please contact fundraising@lawworks.org.uk.

The challenge of getting the right legal advice to the people who need it most is greater than ever. The generous support of our funders helps us provide it to them.

LawWorks Fundraising Practice Complaints Process

LawWorks is committed to delivering a high standard of service to anyone who engages with our work.

We are registered with the Fundraising Regulator and therefore will always strive to promote and adhere to the Fundraising Promise to show our fundraising is legal, open, honest and respectful.

We also will endeavour to comply with the Code of Practice, details of which can also be found on the Fundraising Regulator website which sets out the standards we are required to follow when fundraising.

We are keen to hear from anyone who believes we have fallen short of the high standards we set ourselves.  We therefore have a complaints process for members of the public to follow in order to bring the matter to our attention so that we can aim to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.  

For further details please read our Fundraising Complaints Process and Fundraising Practice Complaints Form.