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City Giving Day 2026 Focuses on London's NEET Challenge

City Giving Day 2026 is supporting The Lord Mayor’s Appeal in its new strategic focus on addressing the challenge of young people in London not in education, employment, or training (NEET). The initiative encourages City businesses to invest in the next generation of London's workforce.

  • City Giving Day 2026 is supporting The Lord Mayor’s Appeal's new strategic chapter.
  • The Appeal is tackling London’s NEET challenge, focusing on young people not in education, employment, or training.
  • Businesses are encouraged to invest directly in London's future workforce through the initiative.

City Giving Day 2026 is underway, with The Lord Mayor’s Appeal embarking on a new strategic chapter aimed at addressing London’s growing challenge of young people not in education, employment, or training (NEET). The campaign calls on businesses within the City to do more than just raise money, urging them to invest directly in the next generation of London’s talent and future workforce.

The initiative seeks to connect young people with the network of businesses, mentors, and professionals in the Square Mile, providing pathways to opportunity. City Giving Day is described as a moment when businesses of all sizes unite around a shared vision, demonstrating what the Square Mile stands for beyond financial metrics.

City AM has been a media partner of City Giving Day since 2015, supporting charities such as Maggie’s and encouraging other City firms to participate. The publication has also engaged in various fundraising activities over the years, including a coffee, cake, and Bloody Mary breakfast tradition.

Why this matters: The initiative aims to address the issue of young Londoners disconnected from prosperity by providing tangible pathways to opportunity through connections with City businesses and professionals.

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