Equal Futures Collective

There are 16 million disabled people in the UK. That is 1 in 4 of us.

We want to transform attitudes, address the extra costs disabled people face and close the disability employment gap. Over the next decade, we will transform society with disabled people at its heart. We want our potential recognised.

That is why we are launching Scope's Equal Future Collective. A community of likeminded individuals coming together to create long lasting change for disabled people. With an annual commitment of £5,000 or more, you will fund and develop a range of innovative programmes which will be instrumental in helping Scope create an equal future with disabled people.

The Equal Futures Collective will be there to support a range of transformative projects

Build new programmes

Your £5,000 donation could help build a programme to transform the attitudes of the next generation and promote social inclusion.

Innovate our services

Your £5,000 donation could help us put brand new infrastructure in place, to help reach and support many more disabled people.

Develop groundbreaking digital support

Your £5,000 donation could help to give Scope the opportunity to step up as a digital first organisation and build on our e-learning platform to support disabled people get into work.

Membership benefits

Dedicated Scope contact to provide regular reports on the impact of your gift
Opportunities to meet our service teams and beneficiaries of funded projects
Receive invitations to exclusive events hosted by Scope and friends
Recognition in annual report and on Scope website

Join today

Be part of a community that will drive real change and ensure that disabled people receive the support they need to thrive. With your help, we can kindle a brighter tomorrow for disabled people.

To join or to find out more information about the Equal Futures Collective, please get in touch with Ruby Featherstone at ruby.featherstone@scope.org.uk or 020 7619 7190. We look forward to speaking with you and working together to create an equal future with disabled people