The Public Relations Practitioners' Charitable Trust was established to fulfil the charitable aims of the Guild. In particular, the Guild’s aim is to support causes that are relevant to communication. The Trustees therefore favour charities that support people whose ability to communicate or enjoy the benefit of 
communication is severely impaired.
Organisations who have recently received grants from the Trust include:
SignHealth – the national charity dedicated to providing and improving healthcare services for people who are culturally Deaf.
Deafblind UK – a national charity offering specialist services and human support to deafblind people and those who have progressive sight and hearing loss acquired throughout their lives.
Pitch Perfect (The Lord Mayor’s Appeal 2010), the focus of which is to leave a legacy for London by giving sporting and musical opportunities to young people in disadvantaged areas of London.
Kaimes Special School Association
The Be Your Best Foundation, to support the Rock Challenge (see information from the Master).
Dyslexia Action, the UK’s leading provider of services and support for people with dyslexia and literacy difficulties.
The National Institute for Conductive Education, which provides conductive services for children and adults with motor disorders and other eligible conditions.
Mudchute Park and Farm, situated on the edge of the City of London in Tower Hamlets, one of the most deprived areas of the country, where the Education programme includes programmes for children with disabilities such as autism.
The Lord Mayor’s Appeal 2008, which supported the two charities Wellbeing of Women and ORBIS.
All our Freemen (members) contribute to the Trust by means of an annual donation, and by their participation in various fundraising activities.
