- The Big House Fife Project - GBP 100,000 (22 June 2022)
- Start-up and growth of the organisation - EUR 238,420 (30 November 2022)
- Multibank Christmas Campaign 2024 – EUR 30,000 (2 December 2024)
The first funds served to cover the cost of warehousing and distribution for surplus non-food goods. The second contribution helped launching a national organisation, founded by Prime Minister Gordon Brown, to expand the surplus distribution model of country Fife – where the first Multibank for essential surplus goods from retailers was established – to 5 more lead charities across the whole of the UK. These umbrella charities will, with help of co-founder Amazon establish local warehouses, distribute the goods to councils, local referral parties and local charities who contact the families in need. In 2024 500,000 families in need could be served with 6 million goods.
A contribution of 30,000 euro, granted on December 2024 covers the Multibank Christmas marketing led by director Kelly Hogarth, focusing on hygiene poverty in the UK. Actor Peter Capaldi explains this brilliantly. At Premier League football and rugby competitions fans could donate all kinds of hygiene products while entering the stadium. The National Family Centre distributed items like toothpaste, shampoo, soap and deodorant among families who lack the means to pay for these.
