In recognition of the charity’s digital inclusion work, including key programmes such as Coding for Climate Action and EcoCode, Digit<all> scooped two winner awards as well as being highly commended for the Small Charity, Big Impact Award.
These awards demonstrate the huge impact that the charity has on young people and their digital skills, delivered by a small core team and a UK-wide ambassador and volunteer network. Through work in schools, youth and community groups, they provide young people, teachers and youth leaders with essential, future digital skills such as AI, coding, cyber security, data science and internet safety. All these activities are contextualised around important themes including climate action and sustainability, where the charity works with partners who are passionate about developing future digital leaders.
Digit<all> ensures those in most need receive the activities provided by working with those who are underserved, underrepresented and underprivileged. This is done through important programmes such as:
These awards build on the Third Sector 2025 award of Small Corporate Partnership of the Year, demonstrating continued growth, reach and impact.
Peter Marshman, CEO and Founder of Digit<all> said:
“Receiving these awards validates the important STEM climate and sustainability activities that we provide to young people and their leaders. It has allowed us to reflect on reaching a huge milestone of over 1 million young people in just over three years and propels us to not only keep up this important work that supports digital inclusion, but to build further partnerships so that we can reach our new target of 3 million young people by 2030.”
“These awards represent a wonderful affirmation of our mission and reach as a charity, shaped by the inspirarional leadership of Pete Marshman and delivered through the work of the brilliant team of ambassadors who make such a very special difference to young people and educators right across the country.”
Organisations can support by donating to existing programmes and activities or building long-lasting impactful partnerships.
Partnerships: https://www.digitall.charity/partnerships
