Let me count the ways
As an organisation or a funder, you may be looking for ways you can support the fight against climate change, but not sure where to start.
We’re grateful for the support of our current funders and are always looking for funders, partners or sponsors to continue our delivery. Whether through supporting our workshops and community activities, or being part of our larger projects and initiatives, you can help us extend our reach and deepen our impact.
There are many ways to get involved, including funding or partnering on specific projects, collaborating on new ventures, opportunities within our Community Hub, or working with us through our social media platforms.
Your impact is magnified by the number of people we interact with in our local communities. Below is a snapshot of the people and organisations we work alongside and we’d love you to be involved.
You can also see more of what we do with our outreach, partnerships and corporate services work, and how we work with schools and youth organisations.
Discuss the possibilities with us today. We’re not short of ideas if you want to be involved!

Meet some of our funders, partners and sponsors
Our national partners
CAST and the University of Bath
Researchers from the Centre for Climate Change and Social Transformations (CAST) conducted a study evaluating how engaging with our Hub influences people’s uptake of low-carbon behaviours.
Centre for Sustainable Energy
Greener and Cleaner is on a steering group contributing to a toolkit to help community energy groups increase their impact.
Our local and Bromley-based partners
Join our team of funders, partners and sponsors fighting the poly crisis of our time
We work with a wide variety of partners. Delivering what they need, when they need it.
We can tailor what we deliver based on your requirements, as long as we’re contributing to fighting the poly crisis of our time.
Government and Local Council
Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS), DEFRA, Bromley Council’s Carbon Management Team and Waste Team, Property X-Change (GLA), Committee for Climate Change (CCC).
UKHAS – we share learnings and collaborate on webinars with their UKHSA Knowledge Mobilisation Community of Practice and UKHSA User-Centred Design Team Community of Practice teams.
Cabinet Office Behavioural Insights Team and Local Net Zero Demonstration and Delivery (DESNZ) – Greener and Cleaner are collaborating on knowledge exchange and presenting at Civil Service Live 2025.
National and international environmental organisations
Wildlife Trust, Friends of the Earth, Living Streets, Global Action Plan, Urban Design Group, Eden Project Communities Network.
ASHDEN funded a Greener and Cleaner project, followed by sharing learnings and information exchange.
Community Energy England – Energy Learning Network (ELN) participates in knowledge exchange with Greener and Cleaner.
Transport
Transport for London, Living Streets, Sustrans, LBB Dr Bike, Lewisham Cyclists, Bromley and Beckenham Cyclists
Children and Young People
CASPA, Bromley Youth Strike for Climate, Bromley Y, 40+ primary schools, 7+ secondary schools and colleges, Penge Youth Centre, Maypole Project, Bromley Youth Council, Bromley Youth Strike for Climate
Local community groups and campaigners
Friends of Parks, Climate Action Lewisham, Greenwich Sustainability, Mums for Lungs, South East London Community Energy (SELCE), 4+ food banks, Countryside Consultative Panel, 10+ churches and mosques.
Research
Imperial College London Behavioural Science Lead, IPSOS Behavioural Science Lead, UCL Neuroscience Lead, Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) Climate Lead, Tony Blair Institute Economics Lead.



















