Building Better Futures Through Literacy in 2026
In 2026, IICF UK is bringing the insurance industry together to support literacy at every stage of life — helping children develop a love of reading and empowering adults with the skills and confidence to succeed.
As the UK celebrates the National Year of Reading, we are seeking to raise £30,000 to grow our Better Futures literacy campaign and address the literacy challenges that continue to impact children, families and communities across the country.
Find out why literacy matters, the difference your support can make, and how you, your colleagues and your organisation can play a part in building better futures.
Ways to get involved
Volunteer
Join insurance professionals across the UK to share your time, develop new skills, and make a difference in your community.
Fundraise
Get involved by taking part in one of our exciting events, create your own fundraising challenge tailored to your interests, or simply make a donation to support our work.
Partner with us
Join the IICF today and take advantage of a wide range of partnership opportunities designed to help you grow and make an impact.
See my skills
We’re creating pathways into insurance that enable people with sight-loss to access roles and develop a successful career.
Get involved to exchange ideas, challenges and learnings with other insurers. This is your opportunity to spearhead change within the industry and be part of a collective story of impact.
10 years of impact
In 2025, IICF UK marked a decade of bringing the insurance industry together to strengthen communities and expand opportunity for children and young people across the UK.
Our 10th Anniversary Report captures the milestones, stories and collective impact that have defined our first ten years. Explore the report and discover how the industry united to make a difference.
“Now more than ever, by coming together as an industry, we can make a much. greater impact and help people at risk in our local communities. Don’t wait! This is the time to work together and give back.”
Wendy Wilder, Executive Director, IICF UK