SUPPORT THE FUTURE OF 10KIF 

We're a small charity with a big mission: we want to build a more inclusive world of work. 


To do this, we create internship opportunities for underrepresented talent, but the changing environment of the last year has been tough and now we are responding to a legal challenge about the eligibility criteria of one of our programmes.


Since 2020, we’ve created more than 10,000 internships. We also support our alumni through training and development and shape practice and policy through our data driven insights. 


Our programmes are lawful, evidence-based positive action measures under Section 158 of the Equality Act 2010, designed to address clear and persistent underrepresentation. We are confident in the legal basis of our approach.


We are a small team of 12, and are gratefully receiving pro-bono legal support, but our future depends on your support as we navigate this challenging period.


Every little helps, but if you want to go further with a donation of over £2,500 or to support us in a different way, please contact Nana, at nana@10000internsfoundation.com


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Daisy Morris

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Jacob

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Tag Rowe

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Sam Le Pard

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Keep going Jam

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Ali Taylor

I hope you win the court case I have just read about. Ali Natch

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Amy Campo McEvoy

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Jenny Ross

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Jennie

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Vania Costa

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Megan Wellman

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Rachel

Thank you for your work and hope you bring to the movement and progress of our people and our communities as a whole! Continue to be a light in the dark and allow your test become your testament! We stand by you ✊🏾 we reject bigotry, racism, facism, elite gameplay, inequality, oppression and any oppressor trying to attempt to dim the light of a wonderful necessary charity. God bless you all.

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Phil Walker

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Barbara Pereira

I admire the work you do so much. It feels deeply unfair that a small charity trying to tackle structural inequality is being expected to somehow solve every wider issue within an already broken system. The impact 10,000 Interns has had on social mobility and access to opportunity is undeniable. More pathways should absolutely exist for people from all disadvantaged backgrounds, but directing anger towards organisations creating opportunities rather than the systems that created inequity in the first place feels misplaced. I stand with you. Signed, Barbara Pereira

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Anonymous

Keep up the amazing work. We're behind you all the way x

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Warren

Keep up the great work.

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Naomi de Souza

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Keep doing the important work you do and fight any legal challenge

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Georgette

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Anonymous

Keep levelling out the playing field

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Noo Saro-Wiwa

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Rebecca

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Claire Thomas

Keep doing your amazing work

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Keep pushing. We've seen the headlines & such an overtly spiteful strategy should never stand. The cultivation if equity is the work of justice & the pursuit of equity & justice benefits us all.

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Aarya Handa

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Since news of the recent challenge to your mission broke, 10kBI has been in my thoughts a lot. It makes me incredibly sad. I applaud the work you do & love seeing people announce the internships they've got because of 10kBI on LinkedIn. KEEP GOING! 🙏 💪 We are all backing you :)

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Troy

Thank you for the amazing opportunities and pathways you provide for so many people !

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Tom Ryan

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Beverley

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