Join the TRIBE Freedom Foundation Team & Fundraise with us in 2019. Whether you’re running your first 10K, cycling across continents or preparing to walk for miles – we will support you to raise funds for TRIBE Freedom Foundation, throughout your training and your adventures. In 2019, we encourage everyone to test their limits as ...
The TRIBE community are bold, fearless and push their limits. In 2019, TRIBE are launching the TRIBE 10% Project - our challenge to each other - to improve and push our boundaries. We believe that small changes in nutrition, lifestyle and training can help us perform at least 10% better. The goal is to raise £500,000 ...
Last year, TRIBE Freedom Foundation raised over £80,000 to support Unseen to maintain its men and women’s victim safehouses and help fund the modern slavery helpline. In March 2018, the TRIBE community came together to establish the TRIBE x Unseen Gym for the Unseen men’s safehouse. This is Frank’s Story, one that truly describes what ...
This year, TRIBE Freedom Foundation has engaged over 1,000 runners, riders, athletes and adventurers to raise funds to support our charity project partners (Snowdrop and Ella's Home). It's been an incredible year for both projects. Read on for an update from Snowdrop on their outstanding work to support survivors. A few years ago Snowdrop supported 12 survivors ...
Last Saturday, we saw 500 runners take on the trails and tackle the muddy hills all as part of the TRIBE x Maverick Run Free Trail Race to help fight modern slavery. Among the runners who completed the race were four members of the Ella's Home team. Ella's Home is a safehouse which provides long-term ...
In just one weeks time, the TRIBE Ride for Love Team set off for the epic TRIBE Ride for Love: Sea to Summit Challenge. They will cycle 250 miles and climb 25,000 ft from Cartagena to the rooftop of Spain and the top of Sierra Nevada mountains in just three days!! Led by pro-cyclist Juliet ...
An estimated 13,000 people are trapped in modern slavery in the UK today, but only 5,148 people were identified as potential victims of modern slavery in 2017. Although this was an increase of 26% on 2016, it's not enough. To help improve identification and end modern slavery, more people need to become aware of what ...
Yesterday evening, the TRIBE community came together for a roundup on the Foundation’s work this year and a discussion to kick off planning for Run for Love III. We heard from each of the TRIBE Freedom Foundation’s 2018 charity project partners, Lara Bundock (CEO at Snowdrop), Emily Chalke (Founder & Project Lead at Ella’s Home) ...
At TRIBE Freedom Foundation we believe we will go further and faster to end modern slavery, together. We believe that partnership and collaboration are key and we support organisations who believe the same. In this blog, we hear from Snowdrop (one of our two 2018 charity project partners) about the work they are doing, in ...
The move from supported housing to independent housing is an important step in every survivors’ journey. Snowdrop's housing renovation programme helps survivors of trafficking and exploitation to feel happy and comfortable in their own home. This is vitally important for their health and well-being. Without a stable home, survivors can struggle to feel safe, creating ...
