“Every gift, every action, every share – mobilise a young changemaker, your way”
Today is Giving Tuesday! And this year we’re inviting you to Give Your Way, because there’s no one way to drive change: every action counts.
2025 has been a tough year across the charity sector but, with lasting contributions from generous supporters, The Diana Award is continuing to grow, innovate, and pave the way for young people to lead real change.
As we enter the new year, today we’re inviting you to take one action to drive transformative change for young people:
💙 Donate
Your gift makes a real difference. Here’s what your donation can do:
🤝 Connect Us With Your Company
We partner with impact-driven businesses like ServiceNow, WeWork, and Head & Shoulders - could your team be next? As industries navigate rapid technological disruption, global economic shifts, and increasing ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance ) demands, one constant remains: investing in young people is not just a moral imperative - it is a business strategy.
Find Out More About Corporate Partnerships
🔗 Share with Your Network
Spread the word! Share this blog with someone you know who is as passionate as we are about youth leadership – we always love to engage with likeminded changemakers, philanthropists, and young people, and you never know what doors a new connection might open!
🌟 Volunteer as a Mentor
Join our Spring 2026 cohort and inspire future leaders. Mentors play a vital role in supporting our young people to build the confidence and skills essential for life beyond school.
🛍️ Shop via EasyFundraising
Sign up to ‘easyfundraising’ and your favourite brands will donate part of what you spend to The Diana Award... for free! Do your Christmas shopping through their website or app and your gifts will give twice!
Payroll Giving
EVERY ACTION COUNTS
Whether you donate, share, connect, or volunteer, you’re helping us create a future where all young people feel included, supported, and ready to lead change.
How will you Give Your Way this Giving Tuesday?
Bullying is never just a passing experience. For some young people, it leaves lasting emotional scars.
We all have ‘emotional emergencies’ sometimes. Times when our minds need looking after. Here are some ways you can build your emotional first aid kit.
Our Young Advisor, Aaliyah, writes about the importance of sharing decision making and power with young people and the benefits this can have for an organisation. Aaliyah also reflects on moments she has felt truly included in decision making and the impact that this has had on her own development.
