Organisations we’ve worked with
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NPC has worked with a wide range of organisations in the voluntary sector over the past 20 years. Here you can read about our work with large and small charities, social enterprises, individual donors and their families, trusts and foundations, government bodies and businesses.
Opportunity International
In: Data
We supported Opportunity to develop a best-in-class impact measurement and management (IMM) framework and an impact report to capture their work.
The Monday Charitable Trust
In: Social investment and impact investing
We supported MCT to develop an impact investment strategy for a part of its endowment.
The Monday Charitable Trust
In: The Environment
We helped MCT to identify the focus areas of their environmental portfolio.
Hestia
In: Impact measurement, evaluation and data
We supported Hestia to build a theory of change and analysed existing data to give an indication of the impact of the Safe Spaces programme.
The British Red Cross
In: Theory of change
We supported the British Red Cross in the development of its UK Climate Adaptation Theory of Change.
Tommy’s
In: Strategy
With a new CEO in post we supported the charity Tommy's to develop their new flexible long-term strategy, launched in Spring 2023.
Right to Succeed
In: Systems change
We worked with Right to Succeed to review their Shared Measurement Framework and provide recommendations for further development.
First Sentier Investors
We worked with First Sentier Investors to help develop their new global strategy and to set up new grant-making and measurement practices.
RNID
In: Theory of change
We helped RNID to develop theories of change and become an evidence-led charity.
British Heart Foundation, Cancer Research UK, Diabetes UK and Tesco partnership
NPC worked with Tesco and the charity partners to co-design a theory of change for its Little helps for healthier living programme.
Carers Trust
In: User involvement
Carers Trust commissioned NPC to help them develop an organisation-wide user involvement approach.
