Gallagher

HQ: London, EC4N 8AW, United Kingdom

This is how Gallagher is investing in local communities. A verified record of community support, tracked on Neighbourly.

Company info

Divisions
8
Company size
Corp

Gallagher is Verified Neighbourly

Neighbourly tracks every contribution from the moment it’s given to the moment it lands. Every figure on this page is independently verified, not self-reported. That's what the Neighbourly Mark means — wherever you see it.

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What Gallagher has delivered.

The positive impact Gallagher has helped to create in communities.

All-time totals

People supported weekly

The number of people indirectly helped each week by the good causes Gallagher has supported

571,506

Good causes supported

1,085

Money donated

£1,759,884

Volunteering (hours)

16,965

Types of good causes supported

Every charity and community group on our platform is assigned a primary mission type based on the main need it supports. For example, a food bank may categorise itself under social welfare.


People who benefitted


CategoryCauses supported
Children (10-14)405
Young people (15-24)368
Families348

Communities that benefitted


LocationCauses supported
London185
Cardiff39
Belfast38

How it works

Here's how businesses create local impact through Neighbourly.

Through Neighbourly, Gallagher has donated money and volunteer time, turning business resources into meaningful community impact.

  1. 1

    A business gives

    Through Neighbourly, businesses donate resources to local good causes.

  2. 2

    A local good cause puts it to use

    Support goes directly to charities and community organisations, helping them free up time and resources to focus on what matters most.

  3. 3

    People get the support they need

    Whether it's a hot meal, essential products, a safe place to meet or someone to talk to, support reaches people in ways that make a real difference.

  4. 4

    Every contribution counts

    Together, these contributions create real, measurable impact in local communities. That's social value in action.

Causes connected to Gallagher

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Emmaus Suffolk

Ipswich, UK

Initially, Emmaus Suffolk will provide work opportunities and experience to those who have been unemployed for a long time. By offering volunteering roles within our (not for profit) business we want to give people the chance to make a difference for themselves, in a supportive environment through work related training. We will follow the proven Emmaus Social Enterprise model which has been successfully implemented across the UK, by setting up a charity shop restoring and selling recycled furniture. Once the social enterprise is income generating, surpluses will support a Community House where the volunteers can live. Companions (our volunteers that are homeless or workless) will be provided with employment, training, increased skills and experience, knowledge and self-respect and a place to live. Independent research by Cambridge University in 2008 showed that with the potential savings to the criminal justice, legal and health systems, an Emmaus Community has the potential to save the tax payer over £24,000 per resident each year.

The Witham Hub

Witham, UK

Based in the Grove Shopping Centre, Witham we are a community space where people can come and feel safe. We run a number of groups, training and activities We are a food bank drop off point and have a community fridge Registered Charity in England & Wales - 1188048

What we've received

Money£1,000

Lifeafterhummus Community Benefit Society

London, UK

We run a surplus foodbank in Somers Town in the borough of Camden in London. All thanks to 50 local volunteers who help us to support 80 local households, 11 hostels, 1 after-school club and 1 church group. We are supporting just over 125 children now living in poverty. We do this by collecting surplus from 45 local stores every week and redistributing them in a timely manner all thanks to each volunteer commiting to a regular shift weekly/ alternate weeks. Collections are made by bicycle using hitch on/off trailers, by foot using hand carts and some volunteers use their cars for those big collections and drop-offs to big hostels. We also operate a 'Room of thing's where local households that we support can take anything they need from. Items are donated by local businesses and people. There isn't much we can't find a home for. In our small courtyard we also have a surplus cart where people passing by can take what they need. This is about supporting local people whilst also being a part of a circular reuse mode. Our volunteers support us with so much more, from helping local residents with their CVs, mentoring, sewing surplus food bags from textile waste, running a monthly free clothing swap and more. Our project is person centred, each volunteer has something meaningful to offer a local person; this is where community happens. We are just a team of 2 and are BAME-Led. Our work with Neighbourly is a key part to be able to support local people. You can find out more about the impact your support has on our beneficiaries on our website and you can visually see what our operation looks like on our instagram. We always need volunteers.

What we've received

Volunteering (hours)518
Money£6,775

Gallagher Neighbourly campaigns

Gallagher Community Volunteering

All Gallagher UK colleagues have a three day volunteering allowance each calendar year. Volunteering can give so much value to the local communities we serve, but it also provides a fantastic team building opportunity and the chance to learn new skills. We’ve partnered with Neighbourly to bring you the best volunteering opportunities that deliver real impact to the communities we live and work in. Please ensure you record your volunteering both via the Neighbourly platform and our internal MyHR platform.

Gallagher Matched Giving 2026

Welcome to Gallagher’s Matched Giving campaign page! As we aim to help communities face their future with confidence, we are committed to making a positive impact in our local communities. If you are fundraising for a charity/cause that matters to you, whether it’s a sponsored run, getting your team together for a quiz night, or whisking up a bake-off, we will boost your efforts with pound for pound matching, up to £700 per calendar year. If you volunteer in your own time we will also match your volunteering efforts by contributing £10 for every hour that you volunteer. Please note that the £700 annual allowance covers both fundraising and volunteering. You can apply for matching if you are a GGB-UK or Gallagher Benefits Services UK colleague. Your good cause must be a community interest company, social enterprise, community groups or a registered charity. Donations can be made overseas but the organisation must be registered in the UK.

Gallagher Community Fund 2026

Do you know a charity, community group, or local good cause that could use a helping hand? Well, here’s your chance to make a real impact! The Gallagher Community Fund is here to support the good causes that matter most to you. What’s the Community Fund? It’s simple: in the first month of every quarter, Gallagher UK colleagues can nominate a good cause close to their hearts to receive a £1,000 donation. How to Nominate: With only 500 characters, please keep your nominations concise. We recommend focusing on the below to be in with the best chance of your nomination being successful: 1. Your personal connection – What does this cause mean to you? 2. A bit about the good cause – What do they do, and who do they help? 3. How the donation will help – Be specific! Will it fund new equipment, support a programme, or help with day-to-day running costs?

Making A Difference Competition 2026

After a successful 2025 campaign, our Making a Difference competition is back! This is a chance for you to win an incredible £25,000 donation to any UK registered charity close to your heart. Don’t miss the opportunity to apply by Friday 30th January for this incredible cash donation. The winning application will be chosen by the UK & EMEA ESG Committee in February. Runner-up finalists will also each receive a £5,000 donation. To maximise the positive impact, we encourage you to nominate smaller registered charities (those with an annual income between £25,000- £1 million) where a donation of this magnitude would allow them to achieve things they’d have never thought possible. Don’t take our word for it though, hear from last year’s winner, Serena Mackay and runner up, Daz Keelor on the impact Making a Difference can make.

Gallagher Matched Giving 2025

Welcome to Gallagher’s Matched Giving campaign page! As we aim to help communities face their future with confidence, we are committed to making a positive impact in our local communities. If you are fundraising for a charity/cause that matters to you, whether it’s a sponsored run, getting your team together for a quiz night, or whisking up a bake-off, we will boost your efforts with pound for pound matching, up to £700 per calendar year. If you volunteer in your own time we will also match your volunteering efforts by contributing £10 for every hour that you volunteer. Please note that the £700 annual allowance covers both fundraising and volunteering. You can apply for matching if you are a GGB-UK, Gallagher Bassett UK or Gallagher Benefits Services UK colleague. Your good cause must be a community interest company, social enterprise, community groups or a registered charity. Donations can be made overseas but the organisation must be registered in the UK.

Gallagher Community Fund 2025

The Community Fund accepts nominations from Gallagher colleagues for charities, community groups and local good causes. Gallagher UK colleagues can nominate at any time for charity projects and initiatives that are meaningful to you and the communities in which we work. You'll need to be able to tell us a bit about the charity and your relationship with them and how the donation will help the charity face their future with confidence. Maybe you'd like to support a charity with purchasing new equipment, much-needed research, a hardship-fund, new outdoor facilities, an education programme or a make-over of facilities. Make sure you tell us about this on your nomination. Nominations will open for the first month of every quarter (January, April, July, October). On a quarterly basis we review nominations and award cash injection grants of up to £1000. Due to high demand, nominations may close sooner than expected so be sure to get your nomination in as soon as possible!

Making A Difference Award 2025

After a successful 2024 campaign, our Making a Difference award is back! This is a chance for you to donate an incredible £25,000 to any UK registered close to your heart. Don’t miss the opportunity to apply by Friday 24th January for this incredible cash donation. To maximise the positive impact we encourage you to nominate smaller, grassroots good causes, where the donation will allow them to achieve things they otherwise would have not been able to do. With this in mind, we’d love you to focus on charities with an annual income of less than £1 million. The winning application will be chosen by the UK & EMEA ESG Committee. Judges will also select four runner-up finalists who will each receive a £5,000 donation. Don’t take our word for it though, hear from last year’s winner, Sarah Millian, and her nominated cause, Dandelion Time, on the impact Making a Difference can make - scroll down to watch this video.

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