Morgan Lovell announces partnerships with two chosen charities for 2026

From our ‘One Good Thing’ initiative to corporate volunteering days, we’re dedicated to making a difference in the communities we work in. As part of our social value commitments, we partner with two charities each year, one based in London and one in the South East. Through a programme of fundraising, collections and volunteering events, these partnerships enable us to create meaningful, positive, lasting impact together.

In 2025, we partnered with two inspiring organisations: Haven House Children’s Hospice and Sport in Mind – here’s what our support looked like in practice:

We were first introduced to Haven House back in 2024 when we partnered with our client, UniCredit, on a volunteering day. After seeing the invaluable work they do first hand, they became our London charity partner for 2025. We had the pleasure of supporting them throughout the year, including a Pancake Day fundraiser, Easter Egg collection and Christmas gift giving donation. These events brought a smile to the children and families in their care, alongside the funds raised that will go towards the vital nursing care they provide.

In the South East, it has been our pleasure to partner with Sport in Mind for the last three years, supporting their mission to improve mental health through the power of sport. It was a collaboration that went both ways; as we got stuck in with fundraising events like the Jurassic Coast Challenge, Tough Mudder and the Paris Marathon, Sport in Mind visited our sites to deliver mental health talks and collaborated on events like our annual charity golf day. We also supported their move to The Farmhouse at Campus Reading, with approximately 86 volunteering hours spent space planning, designing and delivering their new office. Our partnership with Sport in Mind has been rooted in shared values, focused on opening conversations around mental health, raising awareness and offering practical, accessible support for our colleagues and the communities we work in.

Looking forward to 2026, we’re proud to announce The Hope Hub and Crisis as our charity partners for the year. Both charities aim to end all forms of homelessness, with Crisis operating across the UK with three centres in London, and The Hope Hub focused on Surrey Heath and surrounding areas. We are keen to use our position within the construction industry, not only to support people who are rough sleeping, but to also raise awareness of the impact of hidden homelessness amongst colleagues, supply chain partners and the communities we work in.