Good Things Foundation is the UK’s leading digital inclusion charity. We’re on a mission to help everyone become digitally equal, able and safe, so that they can be happier, healthier and better off.
We’re making good things happen for digital inclusion - and we love to share so that others can learn and take action too.
Our digital inclusion services, which help people use and access the internet and technology, are delivered by organisations in communities nationwide. These organisations are part of the National Digital Inclusion Network, and are at the heart of everything we do.
Thousands of local places for people get help with digital.
Free mobile SIM cards preloaded with data.
Free refurbished devices like phones, tablets and laptops.
Free essential digital skills learning for complete beginners.
We know what works for digital inclusion, and we research what we don’t. We partner with experts as well as conduct our research covering the wide-reaching barriers and effect of digital exclusion on people and our society. It allows us to make evidence-based decisions that inform our manifesto and strategy - so that we can advocate for digital inclusion.
What is the state of the UK's digital divide? Each year, Good Things Foundation gathers new facts and stats to reveal the reality of digital exclusion.
Investment in improving basic digital skills will lead to significant benefits for the UK economy. Our report, supported by Capita and commissioned by economists Cebr, sets out the costs and benefits to investing in digital inclusion.
Our partners innovate with us to strategically and practically fix the digital divide.
We’re bold and ambitious, always looking to collaborate with private and public sector organisations at a national, regional and local level.