Kathryn Ann Sowerby

FareShare is a UK-based charity organization that fights hunger and food waste. The British company collects surplus food from the food industry, sort it in their regional warehouses, and distribute it to nearly 8,500 charities and community groups, including food banks, pantries, hostels, refuges, community centers, and hospices. Three-quarters of the organizations they support are those that help children and families. During the last financial year, they redistributed the equivalent of nearly 128 million meals. The CEO of the non-profit company is Lindsay Boswell.

Humber Learning Consortium is a management and quality hub for learning and skills providers in the Yorkshire and Humber regions. The non-profit company is based in Hull, UK. The British company offers traineeships that are funded by the ESFA and co-funded by the ESF, aimed at providing support to individuals aged 16-18 to help them secure paid employment, further education, or an apprenticeship. The company was founded in 2002, and the CEO is Andy Crossland.

Goodwin Development Trust provides community support services. It offers community integration, quality of life projects, social return on investment trainings, health and social care, and children and young people's services. The company was founded in 1994 and is headquartered in Hull, the United Kingdom.