Become a strategic partner with Good Things Foundation

Support our core programmes and help us reach more digitally excluded people through sustained, strategic investment.

Benefits include:

Direct investment in the National Digital Inclusion Network of 7,000+ community organisations, building capacity in communities across the UK
Support for our National Databank (the world’s first ‘food bank for connectivity’)
Contribution to our National Device Bank for sustainable technology recycling
Quarterly comprehensive impact reports, helping you to quantify your social value impact
Priority inclusion in governmental interactions to shape national digital inclusion policy
Employee engagement through volunteering and skills-sharing
High-visibility marketing and PR opportunities, including Get Online Week
Sector-specific innovation projects addressing industry challenges

Who does Good Things partner with?

Our mission, to fix the digital divide for good, is bold and ambitious. We need collaborative and innovative partners to help us tackle the deepening digital exclusion in our society.

Since launching our strategy to fix the digital divide, we’ve developed strong partnerships with a number of trusted organisations. They’ve made a significant investment in multi-year partnerships to help us achieve our vision of a digitally inclusive society.

Check out this video to hear why they love working with us.

Join our trusted strategic partners

Virgin Media O2

Virgin Media O2 became our first strategic partner with a £2m donation to fix the digital divide. They support our pioneering National Databank initiative, donating over 61 million GB of free O2 mobile data to help those affected by the cost-of-living crisis stay connected.

Vodafone

Our three-year strategic partnership with Vodafone focuses on eradicating digital inequalities. Building on their everyone.connected initiative, Vodafone has supported us to provide free mobile connectivity, including distributing over 51,000 SIMs via our National Databank.

Nominet

As a strategic partner, Nominet is investing £4.5m over three years to help vulnerable people get connected. Their funding supports our National Digital Inclusion Network, enabling us to distribute free data and devices and provide digital skills training across communities.

Accenture

As a strategic AI partner, Accenture are co-developing AI learning content to ensure no one is left behind as technology continues to develop. Through their Regenerative AI initiative, they will help over a million people build their AI skills over the next three years.