Jingle Jam

Jingle Jam funds scalable research, direct services, advocacy, campaigns, and capacity-building across four priority areas: inclusion for neurodivergent, disabled, LGBT+, and diverse youth; improving physical and mental health; supporting those affected by global adversity such as poverty, conflict, disasters, or epidemics; and advancing climate action and animal welfare. The charity supports programmes that are UK-wide, multi-region UK, USA-wide, or global in scope. Beneficiaries must be children and young people. Jingle Jam has a strong preference for evidence-based, systemic interventions capable of national or international scale, favouring medium-to-large organisations.

Eligible applicants are UK-registered charities and community groups. The charity prioritises medium-to-large organisations capable of national or international scale, with a strong preference for those delivering UK-wide, multi-region UK, USA-wide, or global programmes. Beneficiaries must be children and young people. There is no religious restriction. Jingle Jam operates through an invite-only model; unsolicited applications are not accepted.

Jingle Jam excludes capital projects, emergency relief, and non-scalable initiatives. The charity does not support small, local, or grassroots groups, and has very limited support for organisations unable to demonstrate national or international reach. Unsolicited applications are not accepted.

Jingle Jam favours multi-year strategic partnerships and funds scalable research, direct services, advocacy, campaigns, and capacity-building. The charity operates through an invite-only model, selecting partners based on thematic fit, donor alignment, and campaign potential. Jingle Jam does not accept unsolicited applications. Funding is delivered through a volunteer-driven, low-overhead approach and digital-first collaboration with game publishers and creators.