Our Funders and Supporters
Cymru Global is a registered charity (no. 1156822) and is funded by a range of funders and supporters.
We are extremely grateful to all of the people and organisations who support and enable us to carry out our work with communities both in Wales and across the world.
During 2024-25, we collaborated with a wide range of public, private and third sector organisations to achieve our aims.
We’d like to thank our partners and funders, who make our achievements possible. We recognise that a huge amount of our work builds on the inspiring contributions of other organisations and individuals.
Thank you!
We’d like to thank all those who support our work, as partners, donors, funders and customers, including:
• Arts Council of Wales for supporting the Women’s Peace Petition Project
• British Council funded the ChangeMakers project and Global Simulation event
• Centre for Peace Studies Zagreb for our workshops on Civic Education and challenging extremism
• Churches of Wales for donations to the Churches Appeal Centenary Project
• Climate Justice Coalition for supporting Climate Cymru
• Council of Europe for our work on the Global Citizenship week
• Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust for supporting Climate Cymru
• National Heritage Lottery Fund for supporting the centenary of the Wales Women’s Peace Petition
• National Lottery for supporting our Imagine Action project
• Oxfam for supporting Race to Zero work and RSPB for Nature Positive Campaign support
• Quaker Meeting House for support with the Peer Mediation project
• Sallie Davies Memorial Trust for their contribution to Peace Schools and, in particular, the Peace Conference
• Scouts Cymru for our joint work with young people
• Southall Trust for support with Peer Mediation project
• The Climate Coalition, National Lottery Community Fund and Oxfam for supporting Great Big Green Week
• The Global Fund, supporting our Youth Climate Ambassadors
• Third Sector Partnership Council, managed by WCVA, funded us to represent the voice of the international sector in Wales
• University of Glasgow for our Digital Archives Project
• Uplift UK for funding the Warm this Winter campaign and Climate Ambition project
• Welsh Council for Voluntary Action (WCVA) for the Volunteering Wales Main Grant and who kindly supported our outreach work with partners across Wales
• Welsh Government for supporting both the Academi Heddwch Cymru and our youth work through the Strategic Voluntary Youth Work Organisation (SVYWO) Grant
• Welsh Government funded Taith international exchange programme
All the Climate Cymru and Academi Heddwch partners
We want to thank all of the individual donors who contributed to our work this year