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The impact of our teaching and research is global, but we also have a special role in the Thames Valley.
Giving back to our local communities is embedded in our everyday activities, and we are proud of the strong connections and positive ways we work with our neighbours close to our campuses.
Donors empower new projects, strengthen connections, and enable us to collaborate in so many ways. You can help us launch future initiatives that will really make a difference.
To learn more about community projects looking for support, please email giving@reading.ac.uk.
Here are just a few examples of projects which have benefitted from donor support.
Bringing together autistic young people, their families, practitioners and researchers to co-produce and deliver neurodiversity-affirming activities.
A free community choir for children ages 7 to 11, run by the Institute of Education and student volunteers.
Bringing books and early literacy opportunities to local children in Whitley.
