Welcome to Good Futures
The world around us is changing exponentially. With reduced budgets and greater expectations, the third sector has never faced a more challenging time.
Corporates face pressure to do good, but too often these are superficial marketing campaigns when the potential is so much greater. We are harnessing this need for change and rethinking how society does good.
We believe innovation works best when it’s open and collaborative, we bring people together from inside and outside our usual circles, this means partnering with innovators, start-ups, corporates, charities, developers, designers and everyone in between.
That is why we set up Good Futures, our Lab; where we invest part of our earnings in developing new things and ways of working that we hope will help benefit and change the sector.
We’ve been doing this for the last 3 years with Good Lab, now we want to take this a step further by creating and opening up a platform for the good of the sector.
We want to show people a way to navigate complexity and conflict to make change happen, not to predict the future, but to invent it.
Articles - Mar, 2020
Startup Connect
Starting a conversation about how charities and startups can work better together
Announcements - Oct, 2019
We've won a Global Service Design Award!
We're absolutely delighted to have won a Global Service Design award for our work on Lift the Lid!!
Articles - Sep, 2019
The Good Lab Report
Three years ago we initiated a project with a simple but radical mission: to discover new ways to bring money into charities. This was Good Lab.
Articles - Sep, 2019
Fundraising falling? Then set up a start-up
As income from traditional fundraising methods starts to come under strain, a three-year project has been exploring new models of income generation for charities. Rebecca Cooney looks at the results so far.
Announcements - Sep, 2019
Service Design Award 2019 - Finalists!
We are delighted to be announced as Finalists in the Service Design Award 2019!
We worked with Alzheimers Society, changing the narrative around intimacy in care homes to increase the quality of life for people living with dementia.
