Little Acorns are awarded a grant from the Lloyd’s of London Foundation
Matt made a grant application to the London Market Charity Awards 2023, an annual opportunity for anyone who is employed within the Lloyd’s Insurance market.
We were delighted to receive the news that we had been chosen to receive a bronze (£5,000) award. This money is already being put to good use in supporting FLO, which you can see in the ‘our achievements’ page.
Matt and Paul attended the awards night at the Lloyd’s of London building and met the Chairman of Lloyd’s, Bruce Carnegie-Brown.
About Little Acorns
Little Acorns currently supports vulnerable / orphaned children in Cambodia.
Our focus is to support the Future Light Organization (FLO). FLO’s needs align with our own objectives enabling us to support their day to day running costs including food, electricity, fire wood, medical / hygiene supplies. This close relationship enables us to witness first-hand that funds raised are used appropriately.
Latest Developments
The King’s School Vattanacville Continues Its Support for FLO
A large team from The King’s School, Vattanacville (TKSV), led by Principal Carrie Cameron, recently visited the Future Light Organization ...
A New Chapter for Future Light Organization
During Matt Baker’s latest visit to Cambodia, he returned to the Future Light Organization (FLO) and saw its new school ...
Filming at Howden to Celebrate the Charity Impact Awards
Matt Baker visited Howden Broking Group’s London office to meet with the Howden Foundation and take part in filming about ...
Little Acorns at Talking Philanthropy London 2026
Matt Baker attended Talking Philanthropy London 2026 at the RAC Club in London, an invitation-only event organised by Global Philanthropic. ...
A Special Reunion at FLO
Future Light Organization (FLO) was delighted to welcome back Jess Moylan, Group Communications Director at Howden Singapore, together with her ...
Fundraising, Music and a Fantastic Result in Eastbourne
Fundraising can be enjoyable for the organisers as well as the people taking part, and that was certainly the case ...
