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As The Founding Patron for The Change A Girl’s Life Campaign for The King’s Trust, our founder Chrissie would love to invite you to get involved with The Brilliant Breakfast…
“Can I persuade you to join us this March and help to change the lives of vulnerable young women in the UK?
We’d love you to host a get-together over breakfast and raise funds for The King’s Trust. As a Patron for The King’s Trust for many years, I have seen time and time again what an enormous difference their work makes to young people in real need of a helping hand. They provide vital support to bring hope and opportunity to young people who have lost confidence in their future, helping them to move forward into employment or further education, or to become self-employed. They can also offer a mentor and, most importantly, the opportunity to make a fresh start.
Whether it’s simply tea and toast at home or a fabulous brunch with friends, family or colleagues, register now to host a Brilliant Breakfast to Change A Girl’s Life.”
Chrissie Rucker OBE, Founder, The White Company
Founding Gold Patron, The Change A Girl’s Life Campaign for The King’s Trust
The young women this initiative supports are truly incredible – and have often faced issues, such as domestic abuse, bullying, long-term unemployment, addiction, homelessness, the challenges of single parenthood, or simply have no emotional support at home. However, it's incredible to see what they can achieve, with just a little bit of the right help at the right time.
The funds we raise will enable The King’s Trust to help more young women – providing life-changing support to help rebuild lost confidence and mentorship, as well as help them move forward into a job, further training, or self-employment.
Research shows that in the UK today, young women are struggling more than ever before, and with more acute challenges and barriers than their male peers, are facing crippling anxiety, low confidence and self-esteem and domestic abuse.
of young women feel hopeless about their future
of young women feel anxious on a daily basis about the cost of living crisis
of young women feel a lack of confidence is holding them back from achieving their career goals
Register to take part and create your fundraising page.
Choose a date for your Brilliant Breakfast, send your invites, ask your guests to donate.
The funds raised by you can give more young women a working future.
Every penny we raise, no matter how small, will make a difference.
= a call to our helpline, enabling a vulnerable young person to gain the critical advice they need.
= equipping a classroom with the right tools to help young people re-engage with learning.
= one session with an experienced youth worker to help build confidence, resilience and motivation.
= the costs of a young person’s first month of travel to work, unlocking opportunities and inspiring careers.
= a contribution towards specialist equipment that could open up a lifelong career for one young person.
= the opportunity for one young person to access a programme in school, inspiring them with the skills and confidence for a future career.
*The White Company (UK) Limited will donate £10 from every Love Charity Candle purchased on our UK website, or sold in one of our UK stores, to the #ChangeAGirlsLife campaign at The Prince’s Trust (registered charity England and Wales 1079675 and Scotland SC041198). Sale items, gift cards and gift boxes are excluded from this offer.[OL1]
Research is taken from The King's Trust and NatWest Youth Index 2024. All figures, unless otherwise stated, are from YouGov Plc. Total sample size was 2239 adults. Fieldwork was undertaken between 23rd November-14th December 2023. the survey was carried out online, the figures have been weighted and are representative of all UK young people aged 16 to 25.
