How philanthropy can help shape the UK’s future
A discussion with Lord O’Neill hosted by JPMorgan explored the UK’s economic outlook, the role of education and how philanthropy can help improve opportunities for children
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Turning Pages, Changing Lives: an inspirational evening in Manchester
Against the inspiring backdrop of Manchester Art Gallery, SHINE recently welcomed teachers, supporters, funders and partners for an evening dedicated to one of the most powerful tools for transforming young lives: reading
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Beyond quick fixes: a long-term investment in Hartlepool’s future
With the opening of the new IntoUniversity Hartlepool Centre this month, a major piece of a long-term plan for the town’s young people has fallen into place.
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Smarter giving can transform education if we get it right
SHINE CEO Fiona Spellman responds to the Government’s 'Our Place to Give' philanthropy strategy
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Give like you invest: how thoughtful philanthropy delivers greater impact for children
At a J.P. Morgan lunch in Manchester, SHINE CEO Fiona Spellman argues that philanthropy can be the risk capital of social progress.
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The enduring legacy of teacher David Brown
David's family have chosen to support a SHINE reading project in his memory
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Progress is possible, change can happen
SHINE CEO Fiona Spellman speaks at the Social mobility symposium 2025
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SHINE welcomes Michaelene Welsh as new Trustee
Michaelene brings to SHINE 25 years of experience across educational institutions, non-profits, and charities.
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Listening to and learning from our grantee partners
SHINE worked with the Center for Effective Philanthropy on a Grantee Perception Report to gain feedback from our grantees to help us improve
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£1million investment in teachers’ ideas to help narrow the attainment gap
Teachers with innovative ideas that could help narrow the attainment gap will benefit from a £1million investment over the next three years by SHINE.
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