Libby’s big aeroplane adventure
This is a free financial skills project, to provide key-stage two children with the foundations to build a sound financial understanding that they can carry with them throughout life.
Our purpose of making people’s lives better wouldn’t be complete without making a positive difference in the lives of those in our community. That’s why, in 2010, we established the Equilibrium Foundation.
This year, we were thrilled to reach a major milestone: raising over £1 million since we began. This incredible achievement has helped us expand our impact, with a continued focus on supporting charities across the North West.
How the foundation made an impact this year
>£190k
raised for good causes
96
charity days were taken by the team
50
charities donated to
Community support scheme
Operating across the North West, the Equilibrium community support scheme offers the opportunity to apply for a grant of up to £500.
Get involved today
There are plenty of ways to get involved with the Foundation. Why not take a look at how you can make a positive difference?
How the foundation makes an impact
Teaching financial skills
"I thought financial skills were really interesting and fun. Mr Evans and Grandad were really nice, happy and kind. We learnt about money and how to make a budget."
Supporting training
"We are able to train more volunteer mentors who provide weekly support to a young person who does not have support networks."
Funding events
"It’s fantastic that Equilibrium awarded us such a generous grant, which provided the important funding for us to promote and run our 'Nature on The Heath' event."
Donate to the Equilibrium Foundation and make a positive difference to the community
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