What is Co-funding

Co-funding with the ALMT allows individuals, other Trusts and Foundations, and Companies to contribute funds directly to individual, vetted and approved, project partnerships. This way of giving allows the Co-Funder full access to project applications, budgets, project visits, and reports, from a wide portfolio of amazing small organisations. With fifteen years of experience awarding grants and working in partnership with children’s organisations around the world, the ALMT is best placed to support you in your philanthropy.

Individual Co‑funding

As an individual, Co-Funding is an effective way to give to pre-approved small organisations, working across a variety of areas of need, supporting children and young people around the World. Through Co-Funding, you can support multiple projects through one avenue, the ALMT.

Corporate Co‑funding

We invite your company to play an active role in Co-Funding projects with the ALMT. Annually, together, we will identify projects which will motivate, inspire and instil pride in your team. Build a bespoke package of support to be spent each year on Co-Funding small, high impact, child-focussed projects globally.

Trust and Foundation Co‑Funding

We believe our partnerships are worth sharing, and by collaborating with other Trusts and Foundations, we can leverage the amount we can give, offer partner organisations increased exposure to other funders, and expand on the number of charities able to apply for a grant.

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Thank you to our fabulous Brighton Marathon Runners!

Help us help families this Christmas….

Ultra Challenge Series 2025

Congratulations to the Hairless Bikers…

Supporting movement and development in under-fives in temporary accommodation in Newham

A week’s work experience with the ALMT …

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Latest Projects

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Support for children affected by parental imprisonment – UK

Children Heard and Seen (CHaS) is dedicated to helping children, young people, and families affected by parental imprisonment, providing trauma-informed emotional support, mentoring, and activities.

Holistic support and assistive devices for children with disabilities – Uganda

Soft Power Education works with BK Initiative to improve the quality of life through education for children in the Jinja District, Uganda.

Supporting bereaved parents and families – UK

Footprints Baby Loss provides vital support to parents and families who experience the death of one or more of their twins or triplets before, during or after birth.

Distributing free menstrual cups to women and girls – Malawi

Ufulu distributes free menstrual cups to women and girls in Malawi, working towards ending period poverty worldwide.

Using sport to build peaceful and thriving communities – UK

PeacePlayers Northern Ireland aims to unite and empower young people from all parts of the community through the shared experience of sport, and to promote understanding and respect.

The ‘Healthy Minds’ Project for young people – UK

The Streetlife Trust is a youth work charity providing emergency shelter and support to vulnerable young people experiencing homelessness aged 16-25 in Blackpool and surrounding areas

Protecting and reintegrating street-connected and working children – Nepal

Kidasha works with local partners to ensure that every child in Nepal has a safe and bright future.

Roots of Resilience Permaculture Project – Kenya

Asilomar Foundation and Link International Innovation run organised programmes equipping people with skills to improve their quality of life.

Building young leaders – Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)

The Congo Tree develops the skills of young people to form the next generation of leaders in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Neonatal care courses for frontline health workers – Uganda

NICHE International exists because too many babies in low-income countries die in their first month of life.