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Building brighter futures through fundraising fridays
1 hour ago 5 min read
We'll be swapping appeal weeks for four fundraising fridays throughout 2026 in a bid to reach our new fundraising target of £1m for Feeding Brighter Futures.
Read MoreMaking a difference
Discover how we help the communities we serve in the 2024 Greggs Foundation Impact Report
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Helping local communities
Explore the grant funding available through out Community Action Fund
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Feeding brighter futures
Supporting a network of 1,000 schools with breakfast clubs, after-school clubs and holiday club funding.
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What we do
The Greggs Foundation is a grant-giving organisation aiming to improve the health and wellbeing of people living in the communities where Greggs operates. We believe lasting change occurs when communities can grow sustainably from within.
That’s why we create partnerships with businesses, local schools and community organisations to offer funds, food and resources to those who can benefit from our wider network of partners and volunteers
We aim to strengthen communities by expanding opportunities, increasing support networks and reducing the immediate impact of poverty through responsive, forward-thinking grant programmes that meet the real needs of people across the UK.
We operate grant programmes in three key areas:
We couldn’t do this alone. Greggs donates at least 1% of annual profits to the foundation each year and we also work with a variety of external partners to support our network of schools - we're always looking for ways to do more.
Are you interested in investing in young people and supporting the local community? You can find out more on our partner page:
Here are just a few of our partners
Our Greggs Foundation School Club has allowed our children to develop socially and emotionally. We encourage children who have a poor diet and refuse breakfast to come along and this has helped relieve the pressure from parents. We offer games during breakfast time and children socially interact with each other well. We have seen families join us and have watched them bond with their children and other families.Laura Peden, Principle teacher, Langlee Primary school, Galashiels
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How Feeding Brighter Futures Brought Badminton to a Birmingham Primary School
2 months ago 5 min read
Anglesey Primary School in Birmingham is giving pupils the chance to learn a new sporting skill thanks to a Feeding Brighter Futures grant to create a new, access-for-all badminton club
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Bumper final community grant funding round for 2025
2 months ago 2 min read
21 organisations were successful in receiving a community grant during the final funding round of 2025
Read MoreThe funding from The Greggs Foundation pays for our gym environment which is a huge part of our appeal to young people. The standards of the gym are so important when attracting people to train here. They want to see a good quality space with the right equipment and thanks to The Greggs Foundation we can deliver this.Michael Fuller, Director of Growth, Empire Fighting Chance