Grants & Partners

This year, TRIBE Freedom Foundation has engaged over 1,000 runners, riders, athletes and adventurers to raise funds to support our charity project partners (

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…

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…

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…

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…

By Megan Bethell, Marketing and Communications Manager at Snowdrop. Casework and befriending are important because, without support and advocacy, many survivors face overwhelming barriers to independent living; including separation from…

Group Counselling at the Snowdrop Project By Megan Bethell, Marketing and Communications Manager at 

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 This…

'Women' Design by Rachel Price, exhibited @Ella's Home To raise the necessary funds to establish Ella’s Home, we organised a run. Rachel Price, who was helping to develop our branding…

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.…