In February 2018, we appealed to the entire TRIBE community to help co-create the TRIBE Unseen Gym and support the survivors of modern slavery. Check out our first blog here. The campaign received an awesome response, resulting in a facility which can be 100% attributed to the incredible efforts of the TRIBE x Unseen communities. ...
Ella's Home works with women exiting situations of trafficking and exploitation. As well as providing accommodation for women recovering from trafficking and sexual exploitation, they offer outreach support to women across London and beyond as they work past their previous experience. Here, Emily Chalke (Founder and Project Lead) tells the story of their inception and ...
We are extremely excited to support The Snowdrop Project in 2018. Learn more about their work and their progress, in the first of two introductory blogs from our 2018 partners. By Megan Bethell, Marketing and Communications Manager @Snowdrop Project! Snowdrop are a small team with a big vision; to ensure no survivor is left alone ...
After months of extensive research (including a 260-page Report!), comprehensive due diligence and countless meetings, the TRIBE Freedom Foundation Trustees have selected two incredible frontline anti-slavery projects to support in 2018!! And they are... Ella’s Home and The Snowdrop Project!! Both are truly inspirational charities, led by incredibly kind, motivated and inspiring women. We have ...
In December 2017, TRIBE Freedom Foundation granted £80,000 to Bristol-based charity Unseen to support their home for the victims of UK modern slavery and maintain the Modern Slavery Helpline. Both provide vital support for victims and survivors in unimaginable turmoil and distress. Discover more here. Recently, Unseen contacted us to see if we wanted to ...
“Long term support is crucial for any survivor’s recovery, without it you may as well not have been rescued at all” Maya* a victim of Modern Slavery from the age of 12-19. Throughout our 2018 grant-making review, one issue which TRIBE Freedom Foundation has recognised as a key challenge, for survivors and organisations working to ...
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. Established in March 2017, TRIBE Freedom Foundation was inspired by two phenomenal transcontinental journeys: Run for Love 1000 and Run for Love ...
On New Year’s Day, the Prime Minister awarded the Run for Love Team a "Points of Light" award in acknowledgment of their inspiring voluntary work, coordinating and completing Run for Love II. The event saw 1,000 volunteers supporting over 250 participants running or cycling 2,000km in 14 days from Sarajevo to London, raising £90,000. The ...
As 2017 draws to a close it has been announced that the money raised by the 250+ TRIBE Riders and Runners who took part in the epic Run for Love II, from Sarajevo to London, will be awarded to Unseen. Unseen is a Bristol-based charity working towards a world without slavery, by supporting victims, equipping ...
Over 200 members of the TRIBE community are preparing for the Hackney Half Marathon in May 2018. Will you join them to help fight modern slavery and end human trafficking? We are thrilled to announce that each of the runners taking part has pledged to raise at least £100 to support the TRIBE Freedom Foundation. ...
