Individual Support
With support from individuals like you, we can really make a difference to the lives of disadvantaged young people across the UK. You have the ability to give them an experience that will increase their self-confidence, the capability to trust in others and equip them with the tools to make a real success of their lives.
Ways you can support us
Generations alumni
Have you or someone you know been on an Outward Bound course?
We are looking to get in touch with past participants to understand the impact that the experience has had on their lives and to help support future generations.
Please visit www.outwardboundgenerations.org.uk to learn more and submit your personal stories.
Leave a legacy
Leaving a legacy is a very personal decision. A legacy left by you can support the future of The Outward Bound Trust as it helps us reach more young people across the UK.
Donate in memory
Making a donation in memory of a loved one is a positive way of commemorating a life, whilst giving the opportunity for a young person to make a change in their own.
You can do this by setting up a memorial fund online through JustGiving, by making a donation to a memorial fund that has already been set up or by getting in touch with us.
Make a donation
By making a donation, you can immediately have an impact on the life of a young person. Just £167 will pay for one young person to attend a course. There are many ways you can make a donation, including considering a regular monthly or annual donation, through payroll giving or by donating online through JustGiving.
Download our 
donation form here or contact us directly:
The Outward Bound Trust
4th Floor,
207 Waterloo Road,
London, SE1 8XD
Telephone: 020 7610 4218
Email:
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For help or advice about the ways that you can support us, please contact Kristina Fitzpatrick on 020 3301 6485 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
