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Molton Brown x The Prince’s Trust

£56,000

raised so far

Over 230

young people supported

Meet our charity partner – The Prince’s Trust, an inspiring organisation who have been helping young people reach their full potential for almost 50 years. Like us, they’re all about celebrating difference and shining a light on everyone’s unique abilities.


The Prince’s Trust: Discover More

Founded by His Majesty King Charles III in 1976, this charity is committed to improving the lives of underprivileged 11-30-year-olds, especially if they’re struggling at school, unemployed or at risk of exclusion. Many of the young people the charity has helped faced issues of homelessness, declining mental health and have been in trouble with the law. Working with a diverse set of partners, The Prince’s Trust offers free business courses, grants and mentoring opportunities so that young people can build their confidence and start a career.

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What We’re Doing To Help

Together with our parent company Kao, the money we’ve raised so far has helped:

• Young people travel to work in the month before their first pay cheque

• 28 people to start their own business and has given grants to growing businesses

• Facilitate the charity's programmes, ‘Get Started’ or ‘Get Into’ course that allow young people to gain valuable work skills

‘‘The Prince’s Trust embodies many values we hold dear, such as a proud British heritage, celebrating individuality and a duty of care for the community. We’re delighted to be in this long-lasting relationship and shaping an impactful future for everyone.’’

Beatrice Descorps, Vice-President Marketing, Molton Brown Global

While we love to fundraise to support educational and business initiatives, another important way we give back is by holding one-to-one employability sessions. Since we started, 63 people in our teams have reviewed CVs and cover letters for young jobseekers.

"Taking part in The Prince's Trust Team programme has helped me massively with my communication and team working skills, as well as my confidence, leadership and problem solving."

Megan, a young person supported by The Prince's Trust