Skip to main content

Partner with us on our continued journey in Shaping the World

LSE’s focus on social science and our convening power to bring the world together make us a unique place from which solutions to global challenges can be developed and disseminated for the betterment of society.

Together we are addressing

Democracy
How do we engage everyone in shaping democracy?
Join in
Political economy
Will you help us to rethink the relationship between government, markets and society, to make our economies work better for everyone?
Join in
Sustainability
How do we create a sustainable future for our world?
Join in
Inequalities
We want to turn social exclusion on its head and shape a world of systemic inclusion. Are you in?
Join in
New technologies
How can we harness the advent of AI and new technologies to accelerate the route to a better world for all?
Join in
Translation
Will you partner with us to find practical, real-world solutions to difficult problems?
Join in
£750,000,000 Campaign philanthropic goal
+51% of goal
£385,064,092
raised
£364,935,908
left to reach goal
300,000 Volunteering hours target
+43% of goal
128,302
hours so far
171,698
left to reach goal
4,814
donors
Look what your generosity and support has already achieved
See more
10,666
gifts
With your generosity, we could achieve so much more
Donate
6,797
volunteers
This is a journey all of us are in
Join in

Support in Action stories

Professor Naufel Vilcassim
Professor of Marketing, and Head of the Department of Management
"This is an exciting time to be part of the School. Influenced by LSE thinking, debate and research, our students, alumni and partners are shaping communities, businesses and governments across the globe. The Shaping the World Campaign is empowering the LSE community, wherever they are in the world."
Duncan Clark
(BSc Economic History 1990)
"Drawing on LSE’s unparalleled global reach and world-leading research, the School of Public Policy is uniquely well placed to help policy makers deliver solutions to the challenges of our time. I’m delighted to support the School to help policy makers shape our world for the better."
Dr Musimbi Kanyoro
Independent Member, LSE Council
"I am honoured to endorse LSE’s Campaign and join in their ambitious journey to secure philanthropic support to fund 100 African Scholarships at LSE. At this pivotal global moment, investing in scholarships for African students will support a future generation of leaders from Africa, for the world."
Firoz Lalji
(BSc Economics 1969)
"I was inspired by the LSE Director’s vision of bringing the world together in London and online to debate the greatest global challenges of our time. The Firoz Lalji Global Hub will create a sustainable future not only for LSE, but for communities, countries and society at large. "
Alison Rankin Frost
(BA International History 1985)
"We donated to the digitisation of the library because I’m a huge fan of people not being geographically or physically limited. I want people to be able to access the library wherever they are in the world and whatever their ability."
Chenning Zhao
(MSc Accounting and Finance 1997)
"I hope the Anning Valley Zhao Scholarship alleviate talented Chinese students’ financial anxiety and give them confidence and a platform to pursue their academic interests wholeheartedly."
Richard Oram
(MSc Planning Studies 1977)
"The inspiration, support and encouragement I received at LSE was central to the impact I had."
Maria Sotiriou
(MSc European Studies 2012)
"LSE was a big event in my personal development, and it still is. So It was natural for me to help the alumni network do even better. I would encourage everyone to give some energy to support the LSE community. "
Sir Paul Marshall
Philanthropist and investor
"My philanthropic support is creating the Marshall Impact Accelerator at LSE. Together we will identify, invest in and accelerate social enterprises, underpinned by LSE’s world-leading research."
Jules Green
(BSc Management Sciences 1985)
"We aim to galvanise existing philanthropic partnerships, energy and focus within Africa and look to develop a Community aligned with the concept of “A Step Here for a Change There”."
Dr Grace Lordan
Founding Director of The Inclusion Initiative, and Associate Professor in Behavioural Science
"The Inclusion Initiative’s ambition is to shape the world: making inclusive leadership the norm, providing investors with the tools they need to identify inclusive organisations and removing societies barriers to extraordinary talent becoming decision makers."
Professor Tony Travers
Associate Dean of the School of Public Policy, and Professor in Practice in the Department of Government
"The Campaign is great for our students, the School and the wider world. We need the educational and research capacity to help the UK achieve its goals in the coming years. As global realities change, LSE will continue to shape policy and deliver a better world."
Professor Pauline Barrieu
Professor of Statistics, and Head of the Department of Statistics
"LSE has always had a multidisciplinary approach to complex issues. The campaign will provide more opportunities for students and academics from different backgrounds to work together and open new horizons. It has the potential to fundamentally change how we see and think about societal challenges."
Professor Kevin Featherstone
Eleftherios Venizelos Professor in Contemporary Greek Studies, and Professor in European Politics
"I joined the Campaign because its mission, to enable curious minds to shape the world, is clear, inclusive and directive. It’s what the LSE is all about and it has always been so. The LSE is a very special place: a resource that’s needed now as much as ever. "
Professor Andrés Velasco
Dean of LSE School of Public Policy
"We need leaders who are respectful of science, believe in evidence and understand statistics, but who are also persuasive and politically effective. I am delighted to be part of a campaign that is equipping leaders with the tools, knowledge and skills to change people’s lives for the better."
Professor Naufel Vilcassim
Professor of Marketing, and Head of the Department of Management
"This is an exciting time to be part of the School. Influenced by LSE thinking, debate and research, our students, alumni and partners are shaping communities, businesses and governments across the globe. The Shaping the World Campaign is empowering the LSE community, wherever they are in the world."
Duncan Clark
(BSc Economic History 1990)
"Drawing on LSE’s unparalleled global reach and world-leading research, the School of Public Policy is uniquely well placed to help policy makers deliver solutions to the challenges of our time. I’m delighted to support the School to help policy makers shape our world for the better."
Curious minds are Shaping the World through LSE
Join in