We’re proud to be supporting Macmillan Cancer Support, Refuge, Great Ormand Street Hospital Charity, and SeeSaw Grief Support.

 

Each of our offices around the UK votes for the charity they would like to support, and we are honoured to support all our charities above in their missions and the difference they make every day.

The charities we support

London

Macmillan has supported people living with cancer for over 100 years, from the moment someone is diagnosed with cancer, they are there to provide information, guidance and care to help people live life as fully as they can. Cancer affects more than health, it can impact relationships, work, finances and wellbeing. They’re doing whatever it takes to help more people with cancer get the best care, whoever and wherever they are.

  • For more information on the charity, click here.
  • Donate to London’s chosen charity here.

 

Essex

Great Ormand Street Hospital (GOSH) Charity aims to make life a little bit easier and a lot more fun for the thousands of children who are treated every year. GOSH fundraises for patient, family and staff support, cutting-edge medical equipment, and the building and refurbishment of child-centred facilities.

  • Fore more information on GOSH charity, click here.

 

Oxford

Our Oxford is supporting SeeSaw, who provide high quality grief support for children, young people, and their families in Oxfordshire to help reduce the emotional, physical and mental health consequences when they have been bereaved or when somebody close to them in terminally ill.

  • For more information on the charity, click here.

 

Bristol and Exeter

Refuge is a charity close to the hearts of our western teams. Refuge is a UK charity providing specialist support for women and children experiencing domestic violence. The organisation provides a national network of specialist services, including emergency refuge accommodation and community outreach.

  • For more information on the charity, click here.

Some of our fundraising so far

Autumn Budget 2026: What could it mean for VAT and business growth?

30th September 2026
Written by: David Gage
With the 2026 Autumn Budget just around the corner, Britain cannot achieve growth while its tax system rewards people and businesses for doing less. On a medieval estate, the arrangement was clear. The farmer produced...
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VAT

Client account interest and VAT: could separate legal entities help law firms?

29th September 2026
Written by: David Gage
In an earlier article, I examined how interest earned on client money can affect a law firm’s VAT recovery. For firms holding substantial client funds, the resulting restriction can be significant. We have since explored...
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Have your say ahead of the 2026 Autumn Budget

28th September 2026
 
On 28th October, Chancellor John Healey will deliver the first Budget of the new Andy Burnham government. With decisions on tax and spending likely to affect businesses and individuals across the UK, Gravita wants to...
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