IICF is helping to change lives and improve social mobility by bringing insurance leaders together to volunteer, raise funds for small charities making a big difference, and drive collective action to help create a more socially responsible industry.
In 2026, IICF UK is harnessing the power of the insurance industry to champion literacy at every stage of life — from young children discovering a love of reading to adults building the skills they need to thrive.
As the UK marks the National Year of Reading, we are aiming to raise £30,000 to expand our Better Futures literacy campaign and tackle the persistent literacy gap affecting children, families and communities nationwide. Discover why this moment matters, how your support can make a difference, and the many ways you can get involved.
In 2025, IICF UK marked a decade of bringing the insurance industry together to strengthen communities and expand opportunity for children and young people across the UK.
Our 10th Anniversary Report captures the milestones, stories and collective impact that have defined our first ten years. Explore the report and discover how the industry united to make a difference.
Join us as we unite the insurance industry to volunteer, fundraise and partner – helping to create opportunity and close the literacy gap for children across the UK.
1 October 2026 – 31 October 2026
Be part of an industry-wide volunteering initiative that helps employees find purpose, strengthens local communities and supports positive social impact. Throughout October 2026, IICF's Month of Giving will offer a variety of opportunities for individuals and teams to get involved.
IICF supporters take fundraising to new heights for literacy charities Five IICF board and committee members demonstrated courage, determination and an impressive head for heights this summer when they abseiled down London’s iconic 289ft-tall Lloyd’s building, collectively raising more than £8,500...
£40m
Community grants awarded globally
30,000+
Hours of volunteering
8,000
People supported through IICF grants
Executive Director IICF UK
71-75 Shelton Street,
London WC2H 9JQ
Email: wwilder@iicf.org
