Dear LYT Team.
Here we are again! It's been a very busy 6 months since we last spoke in January, and we have stacks of exciting news for you. Shall we dive in?
Read MoreThe latest news and views from Let Yourself Trust via blogs, press & more.
Dear LYT Team.
Here we are again! It's been a very busy 6 months since we last spoke in January, and we have stacks of exciting news for you. Shall we dive in?
Read MoreDear Team LYT,
One million pounds.
One. MILLION. pounds.
That’s what you’ve helped us to raise in the last 10 years. We crossed the 1 million mark in early November of last year, and quite frankly, we’re still astounded by it. Every single pound - every one - came from you.
Read MoreTo our incredible team of supporters,
Happy Summer! We have SO much to tell you - it’s our TEN YEAR anniversary, we just gave away over £32,000 and we have a brand new partner for the second half of this year..
Read MoreAs fired up as I was when Justine and I dreamed our vision to start our charity ‘Let Yourself Trust’, there was absolutely no way I could have envisaged how much we would all achieve together in these past ten years.
Read MoreA new partner, over £50k in donations given and our volunteer trip update!
Read MoreWe’re returning to Palestine in June 2023 and have TWELVE spots to fill - read more here if you’re interested!
Read More£32,500 in donations given, two new partners & more!
Read More£50,000 in donations given, a new partner in Open Way & more!
Read More£32,500 in donations given, a new partner & a special appeal
Read MoreLYT news: £42k in Donations Given, New Partners & more!
Read MoreOur latest donation of £30,000, a return to Camp Jojo, Project updates & more!
Read MoreThere are so many ways to begin a discussion on Palestine, on the trip we’ve just returned from. Ten days, 31 volunteers, 3 musicians and two (well, one and a half) tour leaders. Ten days so filled with events, people, sights, sounds, they seemed to stretch into months. Thirty-five volunteers from 6 different countries.
Read MoreFour months ago I packed two suitcases. One with the necessities. One with 50 bottles of sunscreen. (Which, one could easily argue, were the larger necessity on this particular trip.) I stepped on a plane at Heathrow, and I stepped off into Africa.. the land where Man began, and where the oldest roads are elephant paths.
Read MoreWe are so thrilled to be working with UK based Festival Spirit through the end of 2016, and wanted to share more with you exactly what they’re all about..
Read MoreIn February of this year, 21 volunteers, one videographer, one Artist Ambassador and two (read: all) members of Team LYT met in Guatemala City for the trip of a lifetime..
Read MorePeople with albinism in Africa face a barrage of concerns that can be distilled into two major, heartbreaking categories — health risks & discrimination factors.
Read MoreAn abandoned old church, used as home base by Sean Stillman for Zac’s Place, his safe haven of food, shelter, supplies and a listening ear for countless Swansea citizens sleeping rough on the street.
Read MoreThe father and his sons proceeded to build a home on that land, hand mixing every batch of concrete they painstakingly troweled onto cement bricks, until one month later, they had a home. The father, Yeaqub, was at work one day not long after when a neighbour called. He told Yeaqub the soldiers had come, and they had demolished his brand new home.
Read MoreBefore our bags drop, the doorway is filled with smiling faces as the three mamas and their 9 children immediately come over to say hello. We are introduced to everyone, and Tita, the head mama it seems, looks Martyn in the eyes and gives her thanks for our coming to their home.
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