Our Adopted Charities
We are committed to championing our adopted charities and empowering their work in every way we can. We build personal relationships with each organisation and see them not just as partners, but as part of the Prospero World Family.
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If you have any questions about Charity Adoption please contact Anna-Louisa Psarras for more information.
BRISTOL CABLE
Area of Operation: United Kingdom
Registration: Community Benefit Society
Promoting active citizenship and civic responsibility by providing trusted, local public interest news. Through accurate and independent reporting, it enables informed participation and meaningful engagement within the community.
GRASSROOTS RESILIENCE
(Roots2Justice)
Area of Operation: Global South
Registration: CIC, UK
Supporting vulnerable communities affected by environmental degradation and climate change, including Indigenous, landless, farming, and Afro-descendant groups. They amplify voices, build knowledge, and expand access to resources and networks that strengthen resilience and enable sustainable responses to ecological harm.
MENA 2050
Area of Operation:
Middle East and North Africa
Registration: UK Limited Company
​MENA2050 is a bold, regionally-led initiative that aims to build a Middle East and North Africa that is stable, prosperous, and full of hope. MENA2050 fosters cross-border cooperation on some of the region’s most urgent shared challenges — from water and food security to healthcare, climate resilience, and responsible technology.
Life Science Network, RESTORING HOPE
Area of Operation: Global
Registration: UK LTD CO
Life Science Network is working with Restoring Hope in a collaborative initiative delivering prosthetic solutions to amputees. Utilising groundbreaking technology, mobile clinics are deployed to fit prosthetic limbs in as little as 1.5 hours.
Testimonial
The Human Practice Foundation have been one of Prospero's adopted charities since 2016. Prospero seamlessly organised our high profile launch event for us at Phillips Auction House in Mayfair. They helped us to welcome over 200 guests, many of whom came from their own network, and paid meticulous attention to detail.
Since then, they have continued to share our achievements with their own network, welcomed donors from ours, and helped us to receive around £150,000 from UK donors who have been able to support our work in a tax efficient manner. This has enabled us to grow our work and build a further 35 schools in Nepal and Kenya.
With this strong foundation, we are now in the process of registering ourselves as an independent UK charity. Prospero World has really helped us to get here.
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They have gone the extra mile for us, and been supportive and insightful with their advice throughout our dealings with them, and we know that they will continue to support our work even when we are no longer one of their adopted charities. We are extremely grateful that one of our biggest supporters came to us directly through Prospero. We cannot recommend Prospero World strongly enough.
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Pernille Kruse Madsen, Founder Human Practice Foundation
Our previously adopted charities include:
