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The Centrepoint Circle is a group of donors determined to have a lasting positive impact on the future of homeless young people.
Members, who we ask to commit for three years, enjoy a range of benefits.
We need support to change the lives of the thousands of homeless young people we work with every year. With over 150,000 asking their local councils for help with housing annually, we need committed donors to continue having our current impact.
Our patron, HRH The Duke of Cambridge, has challenged us to end youth homelessness. Be part of his ambition by joining the Centrepoint Circle. Your support will provide jobs and homes for some of the UK's most vulnerable young people.
Founding partners receive: priority booking for exclusive Centrepoint events, name listed on the Centrepoint Circle roll of honour, specialised communiqués, the opportunity to visit a Centrepoint service, personalised certificate and bespoke pin, breakfast or lunch with Centrepoint's CEO and Chair, complimentary access to selected Centrepoint events, private lunch with Centrepoint VIP guests.
Benefactors receive: priority booking for exclusive Centrepoint events, name listed on the Centrepoint Circle roll of honour, specialised communiqués, the opportunity to visit a Centrepoint service, personalised certificate and bespoke pin, breakfast or lunch with Centrepoint's CEO and Chair.
Tasha went into foster care when she was just a baby and lived with the same family for 16 years. However, as she reached her teens, things became difficult, and eventually the foster placement broke down.
She came to Centrepoint and really hit it off with her key worker, Carol. “I like it here. The staff are nice and it’s clean. Carol was very welcoming, but understood that I needed some space. She was always there to talk if I needed her.”
Now Tasha has reached 18, she has moved into her own flat and has almost completed her traineeship at one of the UK’s top national banks. In December 2020 she received a Centrepoint Award in recognition of her achievements.
Friends receive: priority booking for exclusive Centrepoint events, name listed on the Centrepoint Circle roll of honour, specialised communiqués, the opportunity to visit a Centrepoint service.