Support Us
Help us make a difference to young people
Every year Amber helps around 200 young people facing homelessness, unemployment and mental ill health to look forward to a better, brighter future. Income from fundraising and donations is vital and without the generosity of our supporters, we could not make such a difference to young people’s lives.
You can support us in so many ways; by making a one-off or a regular donation, by raising funds in your community or workplace, or by donating items or experiences for the young people at our centres. So please support Amber today and together we can help more young people transform their lives.
Donate
Click here to find out more about how to donate to Amber and how it will help us be there for young people now and help us plan for the future.
Fundraising & Events
Find out more about how you can raise vitally important funds by taking part in our events or organising your own.
Company Involvement
We love working with companies both in fundraising and engaging young people at our centres. Find out more about getting your company involved here.
Our Patron
Our Ambassador
Eddie Jordan, OBE
Eddie is a businessman, television personality, pundit and former motorsport team owner.
“Amber is a charity that is very close to my heart and I am delighted to be a Patron of such an important cause. The opportunities that we get in life can be a roll of the dice and many young people don’t get the support, care or opportunities that they need, which can lead some down the wrong path. That is where Amber makes a difference. We help young people to realise their potential so that they have the confidence and motivation to grab the opportunities that they have with both hands.”
Mark Webber
Mark is a nine-time Formula One Grand Prix winner and a TV pundit. Amber’s Patron, Eddie Jorden OBE, first introduced Mark to Amber who became an Ambassador in 2023.
“I am so pleased to be able to support Amber. Their work helping some of the most disadvantaged young people in our society is so valuable and is needed now more than ever. I met some of the young people when I visited Amber’s Surrey centre. It was great to spend some time with them. They have chosen to put crime, addiction and homelessness behind them. With the help of Amber they’re determined to find a better way.”
