Health1/7/2026•The Guardian

UK LGBTQ+ charities are in ‘hostile environment’ amid falling donations, experts warn

UK LGBTQ+ charities are facing a "hostile environment" due to a decline in funding, experts warn. Stonewall, the largest LGBTQ+ charity in the UK, has seen a significant drop in corporate donations, with a decrease from £348,636 in 2024 to £143,149 in 2025. This financial pressure on LGBTQ+ charities is believed to be a ripple effect of the attacks on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs in the US under the Trump administration, as well as the freezing of aid for LGBTQ+ causes. The experts caution that this "hostile environment" is putting a strain on the crucial work these charities perform in supporting the LGBTQ+ community in the UK.

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