Working Together to End Homelessness
Our impact is made possible through the commitment and generosity of an incredible network of collaborators—businesses, restaurants, and organisations who believe in practical solutions to homelessness. Each plays a vital role in helping us raise essential funds and awareness across the UK.
LandAid invests over £2 million a year in projects working to end youth homelessness. Its strategy is focused on providing safe, secure and affordable homes for young people across the UK who are experiencing homelessness. LandAid is proud to partner with StreetSmart, and this partnership means that 100% of your donation goes to help those in need.
OpenTable
OpenTable, a global leader in restaurant tech and part of Booking Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:BKNG), helps more than 60,000 restaurants worldwide fill 1.7 billion seats a year. OpenTable’s world-class technology empowers restaurants to focus on what matters most – their team, their guests, and their bottom line – while enabling diners to discover and book the perfect restaurant for every occasion.
Evening Standard
The Evening Standard and the then restaurant critic Fay Maschler were instrumental in promoting StreetSmart in London from its conception in 1998 and continue to champion the cause to this day. “StreetSmart is an elegantly simple way to make a difference. It’s never been more vital and I’d urge every restaurant that can to sign up and support it.”
The MICHELIN Guide
The MICHELIN Guide is proud to support the StreetSmart campaign, an incredible charity that supports homeless people in the UK. This initiative which has become essential, aims to bring together restaurants who want to help their local communities during these tough times. To show its support, The MICHELIN Guide is committed to giving visibility to this operation, with its audience, through its social networks and website
The Felix Project
StreetSmart have partnered with The Felix Project, a London based food rescue charity, to help recruit more restaurants and hotels this year. The Felix Project are reaching out to their network of supporters and friends in the food and beverage world to encourage them to participate in the campaign. The Felix Project deliver food, free of charge, to a number of homeless services in the city and are pleased to help, through this campaign.
The Good Food Guide
Britain’s longest-standing and bestselling guide to dining out is back better than ever after a two-year hiatus. Founded in 1951, The Good Food Guide has returned in a new digital format. We have maintained the Guide’s heritage and ethos – conducting inspections anonymously and paying for all of our meals – but the new Guide is now available as an app when you become a member of The Good Food Guide Club.
I have no hesitation in supporting and recommending the work of StreetSmart, which is low in bureaucracy and high on delivering where help is needed. We may not be able to solve the question of homelessness, but at least by doing something we, in some way, diminish its tyranny.
Stephen Fry
My connection with StreetSmart goes back to its inception – as impressed then by its fluent simplicity as I am now.
Fay Maschler, Restaurant Critic