Our partners

We need to raise at least one million pounds a week to continue changing young lives.

So we work with major corporate partners like the Royal Bank of Scotland Group, and share skills and expertise with over 100 blue chip organisations like Accenture and Ernst & Young..

Want to bring your company on board?

• Read more on how to work with us
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• Read about some of our current partners below

• Starbucks
  In 2008, The Prince’s Trust and Starbucks Coffee Company launched an exciting five-year partnership to transform the lives of thousands of young people in the UK.
• HP
  On the 1st of May, 2010, a group 24 HP interns took on the 3 Peaks Challenge to climb the three highest mountains in the UK in 24 hours.
• CSC
  CSC are Patron supporters of the Technology Leadership Group, and also involve staff in some of The Trust’s employee development challenges.
• Cunard
  Cunard is on board to change young lives.
• Capgemini partnership
  In 2008, Capgemini became a Platinum Patron of The Trust, pledging to donate £1million in just three years.
• Go Ape
  Go Ape will be hosting the launch events of Million Makers for a second year.
• Oracle
  Technology Leadership Group Patron, Oracle have thrown themselves into the first year of their partnership.
• Marks and Start changes lives
  Marks & Spencer's flagship community programme, Marks & Start has become the biggest programme of its kind in the UK and Ireland, aiming to offer up to 10,000 work experience placements to people who may face barriers getting a job.
• Balfour Beatty- Building better lives
  Balfour Beatty, a Silver Patron, are celebrating their centenary year. In 2009 the company has selected The Trust as one of their charity partners.
• RBS
  An expansive partnership with The Royal Bank of Scotland Group.
• Strathmore
  Strathmore and The Prince’s Trust have launched an exciting new partnership, helping young people in communities across the UK.
• DHL UK Foundation
  Building on the DHL UK Foundation's previous support, an incredible nine Get into Logistics courses will be run across the UK over the next two years.