Pears Foundation

This fund will work to develop greater respect and understanding between people of different backgrounds.

Pears Foundation has more than doubled its annual support for unpaid carers across the UK.

The new projects will focus on various aspects of ageing and how it affects diabetes, vascular disease, neuro-degenerative disease such as Multiple Sclerosis, brain imaging, as well as the use of technology for macular disease research.

We are pleased to announce the new £100,000 Pears Youth Fund in partnership with Leeds Community Foundation.

Congratulations to the 2016 cohort of Pears Scholars, who graduated last week.

We are delighted to share blogs highlighting the Power of Youth this Volunteers’ Week

Dr Beth Breeze wins a prize for her book: The New Fundraisers: Who Organises Charitable Giving in Contemporary Society?

We couldn’t be prouder of Woodrow’s Year 4 pupils who have learnt about the social issues surrounding homelessness and crucially what steps need to be taken to prevent it.

Mental health counselling in primary schools could offer a six-fold return on investment, says Pro Bono Economics report.

Afrikids has begun building work on the Pears Mother and Babies Centre in Nakwaabi.