Leave the lasting gift of play

For 20 years, we have empowered a generation of children to rise using the power of play. But millions of children still face dangerous and difficult lives. Together, we can help them build a better future, for themselves, their families and their communities.

Promoting a healthy lifestyle together

Women's Network

As part of the Right To Play Women's Network, you can give more girls the chance to learn, to break free from poverty and to stay safe from violence, exploitation and social exclusion – even in the most desperate situations.

The Ball that Changed the World

Purchase a hoodie and help us provide children with safe spaces to play, learn and gain the confidence and skills to increase their opportunities in life.

Become a corporate partner

Our partnerships help to put children at the centre of their own learning and set them on course toward a brighter future. Whatever the size of your organisation, Right To Play can help develop engaging and fun ways to showcase your company values.

#WeRise Campaign

Right To Play helps children all over the world RISE above child labour, marriage, war and disease. Join our #WeRise movement so we can empower even more girls and boys through the power of play. Because together #WeRise

Personal challenges

Challenge yourself, have fun, and raise money to change the lives of vulnerable children forever.

Ride Rwanda with Chemmy Alcott and Sarah Lindsay

To celebrate Right To Play’s 20th anniversary in 2020, Right To Play Ambassadors, former Winter Olympians Chemmy Alcott and Sarah Lindsay will travel to Rwanda with a team of epic cyclists. Be part of an unforgettable journey through to Rwanda and support Right To Play’s crucial work to protect, educate and empower vulnerable children around the world.

The Stars Group

The Stars Group, together with their staff and customers, have donated close to £2m by the end of 2019 through their 'Helping Hands' corporate giving programme. This invaluable support helps Right To Play's work to protect, educate and empower over 2.3 million vulnerable children each year to overcome the effects of poverty, conflict and disease using sport and play.