A month of collective impact across the House.
From endurance challenges and charity cocktails to auctions, community events and playful fundraising initiatives, we’re bringing together residents, members, guests and partners to raise £50,000 for causes creating meaningful change. Together, we’re turning everyday moments into opportunities to give back.
A month of collective impact across the House.
From endurance challenges and charity cocktails to auctions, community events and playful fundraising initiatives, we’re bringing together residents, members, guests and partners to raise £50,000 for causes creating meaningful change. Together, we’re turning everyday moments into opportunities to give back.
At The Other House, community sits at the heart of everything we do. The Other House Charity month is a celebration of creativity, connection and collective impact, bringing together our network of guests, residents, members, partners and teams across London to raise vital funds for causes that create lasting change.
Through a month of collaborative fundraising initiatives including energetic challenges, playful events and unforgettable experiences, we aim to harness the spirit of hospitality for good and raise £50k. From cycling endurance challenges and bake sales to charity cocktails, auctions and community activations, every initiative is designed to inspire participation, spark conversation and support meaningful local and national charities.
Together, we are transforming everyday moments into opportunities to give back, proving that hospitality can be a powerful force for community, wellbeing and positive change.
Our local charity partner supporting vulnerable residents through funding initiatives focused on mental health, education and employment opportunities across the borough.
Created by former hospitality professionals, Kelly’s Cause is a hospitality-focused charity providing mental health training and support to help create healthier workplaces across the industry and a longstanding partner with The Other House.
Founded in 2017 by Doddie Weir after his diagnosis with motor neurone disease (MND), My Name’5 Doddie’s goal is to create a world free of MND through funding and accelerating research into treatments and a cure. Now supported by recently diagnosed former Rugby Player Lewis Moody and his foundation.
Founded by hosts of “The Good, The Bad & The Rugby” Podcast, Mike Tindall, James Haskell & Alex Payne, The Blackeye Rugby Fund supports rugby-focused research, risk reduction and player recovery initiatives by raising funds through various activities including proceeds raised from selling their own Blackeye gin.
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