If you wish to send out a press release, we've created a template that we hope will be helpful for you to showcase the incredible work you're doing with support from the Peter Harrison Foundation. You'll notice there are some spaces to include project-specific information, so please fill those with as much detail as you can.

Feel free to add a quote from the people you support to illustrate the difference you're making to local lives (with their permission, of course!). We've also included some recommended wording for a covering email below.

We’ve suggested some wording for your covering email when sending the press release to local media contacts.

If your organisation has a website with a page acknowledging your funders, please include our logo on your funders page.

Please review the sections in this document titled Logo Considerations and Co-Branding for further advice on how our logo should be used.

Additionally, we encourage you to include a link to our website so everyone knows who we are and how to apply for our support.

Feel free to celebrate the good news about the great work you're doing on social media.

We’re always looking to connect with organisations we support. We’ll sometimes be able to share your posts on social media. But for that to happen you’ll need to tag/mention us.

These are our social media handles:

LinkedIn - @PeterHarrisonFoundation
X (Twitter) - @PHF_Grants

We've drafted some example posts to get you started.

Post your copy alongside some high-resolution images of your project and/or a video. You can also link out to your press release if you post this on your digital channels.

Facebook: “Thanks to funding from @PeterHarrisonFoundation, we’ve been hard at work [insert example: providing coaching sessions for excluded youths]. This programme has empowered [insert description of beneficiaries] in [insert place] to reach their potential."

Instagram: "We’re thrilled to share that we've received a [£X] grant from @PeterHarrisonFoundation. This funding will empower [insert description of beneficiaries] in [insert place] to reach their potential."

LinkedIn: "We’re excited to share that we've received a [£X] grant from @PeterHarrisonFoundation. This funding will empower [insert description of beneficiaries] in [insert place] to reach their potential."

Twitter/X: "We’re excited to announce we've received a [£X] grant from @PeterHarrisonFoundation. This funding will empower [insert description of beneficiaries] in [insert place] to reach their potential."

For plaques, site boards, hoardings, and permanent signs:

• Signage must be easily readable from a minimum of five metres and must meet the following minimum sizes (including exclusion zones):

• Large format site boards and hoardings – 300 mm high

• Permanent signs – 150 mm high