Match Funding

Boosting the fundraising efforts of our people for the causes they care about.

Through match funding, we enhance our colleagues’ support to raise even more money for the causes that mean the most to them.

All our people worldwide can use ACT Match funding to secure up to £500 (or equivalent local currency) to add to the total they raise for a charity special to them.

£990k
raised by our colleagues
£395k
further donated in matching by ACT
500+
charities supported since 2017

By matching donations, we’ve increased the impact Ardonagh people have on their chosen causes and communities.

“The challenge of running a marathon has always been a personal ambition and I have enjoyed every minute of my running adventure. This was my first marathon and it was an incredible opportunity to support the air ambulance charity, which is so important in our local community, and only kept airborne thanks to fundraisers like this."

James Yeandle, Towergate, Ardonagh Advisory

MovSaúde reflects the sense of responsibility of several entities in adding value to the healthcare system in Portugal, focusing on prevention and early diagnosis, promoting quality of life. We believe that we are creating a distinctive and cohesive model that will also influence the individual responsibility of each citizen towards their health, with benefits for the system as a whole.

Patrícia Ramalho, MovSaúde

The annual Ride4Life team take on a new cycling challenge each year to raise funds for a chosen cause, with 2024 taking them to Portugal in aid of MovSaúde, a cancer charity chosen by MDS Portugal.

This challenge was incredibly tough, with bad weather, mechanical issues, and brutal headwinds testing my endurance. However, knowing I was riding in memory of my nan, who passed away from MND, kept me going. Supporting this cause helps me honor her memory and raise awareness for those affected by this devastating disease.

Sam Oliveri, Usay Compare, Ardonagh Advisory

Usay Compare colleague, Sam Oliveri, cycled from London to Paris to support Motor Neurone Disease Association in memory of his grandmother.