Each year, animal charities such as the RSPCA, Dogs Trust and WWF carry out vital work to protect domestic and wild animals, raise awareness of animal cruelty, and provide direct care to animals in need. 

At Yarn, we use the power of storytelling to support the fantastic work of these animal charities and help give a voice to the animals they care so much about.

In the UK, there are a wide range of Armed Forces charities that provide vital support to serving personnel, military veterans and their families.

Our clients in this sector include the Army Benevolent Fund and Blind Veterans UK, which helps vision-impaired ex-Servicemen and women rebuild their lives after sight loss.

We’re super proud to have supported a wide range of cancer charities, including Maggie’s, Macmillan Cancer Support, The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity and Children with Cancer UK.  

Through clear, compelling storytelling, we’ve massively increased awareness of brands and services, significantly boosted income, and made sure the voices, opinions and needs of people living with cancer are heard.

Children and youth charities protect and empower young lives, provide vital support, create opportunities, and help build brighter, more equitable futures. 

As mums and dads, we’re passionate about using our expertise to support this incredibly important work. We’ve already had the privilege of working with inspiring organisations like the Prince’s Trust, The Children’s Society and NSPCC. Now, we’d love to partner with even more amazing children’s and youth charities.

Community charities are awesome organisations that help to meet the needs and improve the wellbeing of people living in local areas and throughout the UK.

We take pride in getting to know these charities and exploring with them what they want to achieve and how they can do this within their budgets.

Community charities we’re thrilled to have worked with in the past include the London Cycling Campaign and Electrical Safety First (ESF).

Local charities and national institutions such as the National Trust, English Heritage and the Art Fund play a vital role in preserving, promoting and celebrating the UK’s rich history, diverse arts and cultural heritage.

As dedicated creatives, culture lovers and history enthusiasts, we’re deeply passionate about this work and proud to use our expertise to help these organisations thrive and make a lasting impact.  

Grief and bereavement charities offer vital emotional, psychological and practical support to people at some of the most painful and vulnerable times of their lives.

When promoting or raising money for these charities, we take great care to ensure communications are sensitive, respectful and, ultimately, effective.

Charities we’ve proudly supported that help families recover after the death of a loved one include The Lullaby Trust, Sue Ryder and Hospice in the Weald.

We’ve worked with quite a few charities that support people with disabilities and always found their teams, the people they serve, and their mission truly inspiring.

That’s why we believe some of our best work has been for organisations such as Mencap, Scope and Learning Disability England.

For us, it’s a real privilege to help charities like this advocate for rights, provide crucial support, promote inclusion and break down barriers.  

Domestic abuse remains a widespread issue affecting millions of people – often silently and behind closed doors.

That’s why our collective is super proud and passionate to have worked with charities such as Respect, Women’s Aid and Hestia.

Helping charities like these reach more victims, empower survivors, raise vital income and advocate for lasting change is a true privilege. 

We've helped universities, schools and training organisations bring their stories to life by crafting compelling alumni appeals, building standout websites, and turning ordinary prospectuses into powerful marketing tools.

At Yarn, we believe bold, authentic storytelling is key to helping education and training charities inspire trust, communicate their impact, and connect emotionally with audiences.

We’re proud to partner with employment-focused charities like The Prince’s Trust, which play a crucial role in opening up access to meaningful work and expanding opportunities for underserved communities.

Our experience also includes working with organisations that support specific professions, such as The Royal Medical Benevolent Fund.

With every client in this sector, we take our time to understand their mission inside out, so we can craft stories that resonate deeply with their audiences.

Environmental charities play a vital role in tackling climate change, promoting sustainable living and protecting nature.

As parents and dedicated environmentalists, we’re passionate about working with more organisations like the World Green Building Society, WWF and the Energy Savings Trust.

We want to help create a healthier planet for our sons and daughters and future generations.

We strongly believe that equality, diversity and inclusion help to strengthen communities, foster innovation and create a more compassionate society for all.

That’s why we’re incredibly proud to have worked with organisations such as Amnesty International, Mencap, Scope and Antares.

By supporting their missions, we aim to challenge injustice, help empower underrepresented voices and create lasting, positive change.

We have a strong track record of collaborating with faith charities, including the Church of England, London Jesuit Centre, The Children’s Society and Charity Right. 

When partnering with these organisations, we take the time to understand their unique culture, ensure messaging is inclusive, and align every element with their core beliefs and values.

Through this considered approach, we’ve developed a wide range of brands, campaigns and resources that have helped faith charities support many more people in their local communities, across the UK and overseas.

We absolutely love everything that family charities stand for. Their vital work strengthens family bonds, protects vulnerable children, promotes wellbeing, empowers parents and builds resilient, supportive communities.

Our clients in this sector include The Children’s Society, NSPCC and Action for Children – organisations we've worked closely with to deliver exceptional results and make the world a better place.

Over the years, we’ve thoroughly enjoyed working with a range of local and national government organisations, including the UK think tank Demos and Islington Council.

As with all our clients, our team of senior thinkers, creators and planners collaborate closely with governmental bodies to create stories that stir emotions, inspire action and deliver top results.

Probably the charity sector we know best, we’ve created many successful brands, campaigns and resources for a wide range of health charities and organisations.

From websites and fundraising appeals, to health information and supporter magazines, we’ve done them all and so much more.

Our clients include MS Society, Parkinson’s UK, Stroke Association, Macmillan Cancer Support and Crohn’s & Colitis UK – to name just a smidge.   

Across the UK, thousands of people with a terminal illness and their families are not receiving the right support at the right time.

Tragically, this is leading to many people dying in pain and loved ones feeling desperately alone and lost in their grief.

This is why we’re totally committed to helping hospice care charities like Marie Curie, Sue Ryder and TŷHafan reach and support many more people.

We use powerful, inspiring storytelling to help hospitals and hospital charities connect with more people, raise vital funds and boost their profile.

Previously, we've helped brilliant organisations like The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity, Leeds Hospitals Charity and London Specialist Hospitals bring their work and impact to life.

Now, we’re excited to partner with more hospitals and hospital charities to tell their stories in ways that truly resonate with their audiences.

Local and national housing charities such as Shelter, Crisis and St Mungo’s play a crucial role in tackling homelessness, supporting vulnerable individuals and pushing for fairer, safer housing for all.

As a group of people who care deeply about creating stronger, more inclusive communities, we’re hugely passionate about this work and always proud to use our expertise to help drive it forward.  

Charities that support people with learning disabilities or special education needs play a vital role in promoting equality, increasing social inclusion and improving life chances.

That’s why we’re incredibly proud to have worked with brilliant organisations like Learning Disability England, Mencap and Scope.

By supporting their missions, we aim to help more people with learning disabilities and special education needs live fulfilling, independent lives.

We’re thrilled to have supported a diverse range of medical research charities, including Action Medical Research, Alzheimer’s Society, Medical Research Foundation and the MS Society. 

Through engaging and inspiring storytelling, we’ve helped these pioneering organisations raise essential funds, shape policy and practice, and educate the public about vital health issues and the progress of medical research.

Mental health charities play a crucial role in promoting mental wellbeing, supporting people affected by mental illness, and influencing decision makers to improve mental health care.

At Yarn, we use the superpower of storytelling to support this life-changing work. Our clients from this important charity sector include Mental Health UK, Rethink Mental Illness, and Addaction.

We’ve worked with a range of charities that provide life-saving aid and support to vulnerable people overseas.

These include truly inspiring organisations such as ActionAid, International Rescue Committee, Christian Aid, Comic Relief and Plan UK.

For us, it’s a real privilege to help charities like this provide emergency relief, support education and gender equality, and tackle the root causes of poverty and injustice.

Recovery charities are organisations that support people in overcoming addiction, mental health challenges, homelessness, and others forms of crisis.

Compelling storytelling is hugely important for these charities because it can put a human face on complex issues, inspire empathy and reduce stigma, and drive donations and policy change.

Wonderful organisations we’ve worked with from this charity sector include Rape Crisis, Addaction and Rethink Mental Illness.

Rescue and emergency response charities such as the Royal National Lifeboat Institute, St John Ambulance and Mountain Rescue perform vital work each year to help people in immediate danger or crisis.

At Yarn, we use the power of storytelling to raise the profile of their fantastic work and ensure they can continue to provide their free, life-saving services.

Social research charities play a vital role in deepening our understanding of the challenges communities face and identifying effective solutions.

That’s why we’re incredibly proud to have worked with innovative and inspiring organisations such as the Independent Social Research Foundation and Dartington Service Design Lab.

By supporting their missions, we aim to drive lasting change that improves the lives of children, young people and adults throughout the UK.

Social welfare charities such as the Early Intervention Foundation, NSPCC and The Trussell Trust play a vital role in improving the wellbeing and quality of life of individuals and communities.

As a group of people who care deeply about tackling social inequalities and promoting social justice, we’re hugely passionate about this work and always proud to use our storytelling expertise to help drive it forward.

Across the UK, a wide range of sports and recreation charities use physical activity, sport and leisure to improve lives, strengthen communities and support wellbeing.

Our clients in this space include Bikeability and the London Cycling Campaign. But we also have lots of experience of working with many other charities to promote physical activity events, services and campaigns.

Sustainability charities work hard to protect the environment, promote responsible use of natural resources, and create a more sustainable future for our planet and its people.

As parents and committed environmentalists, we’re passionate about partnering with more organisations like the World Green Building Society, Energy Savings Trust, Re:London and Lestari Capital.

We want to do all we can to help tackle urgent global challenges such as climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution.

The loss or impairment of vision can significantly affect independence, mental health, employment opportunities and social connection.

That’s why we’re super proud to have partnered with visual impairment charities such as Orbis, Blind Veterans UK and Sightsavers.

Their work in the UK and overseas is helping thousands of people feel less isolated, improving their quality of life, and reducing their reliance on support from others.