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How To Give It 2021

From jams and jewellery to arts foundations and food activism, the second How To Spend It philanthropy issue examines all kinds of charitable action

© Ben Wiseman

Alan Grieve: the man who made a business of saving the arts
During his 30-year tenure, The Jerwood Foundation has donated £108m to various creative endeavours. He reflects on a mighty cultural legacy
Could you be a super-hair-o?
Meet the young volunteers who have chopped off their locks to make 11,000 wigs for the Little Princess Trust
Want to spread the love? Join the charity jam set
The preservation society takes on a good cause
Why Shilpa Yarlagadda is running rings around the world
The 24-year-old Harvard student started Shiffon with an ‘empowering’ pinky ring. She’s since created a global philanthropic brand
11 gift subscriptions that do a world of good
From free meals to healing houseplants, these presents have a lasting impact
The disaster relief charity bringing food to Ukraine’s refugees
The World Central Kitchen, which has been cooking hot meals for people at crisis frontlines since 2010, arrived at the border of Ukraine within hours of the invasion on 25 February

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