Charity Events In London 2026

Looking to have a fun night for a good cause? One of the best charity events by the Five Points Brewing Company, The Pembury Tavern is bringing a hilarious comedy act with all proceeds going towards Mind in the City.

Set in the super elegant surroundings of The Carlton at 116 Pall Mall, the Young Classical Artists Trust (YCAT) Concert and Reception puts some of the world's best rising stars on the stage.

After a welcome glass of Searcys sparkling wine, you can tuck into the likes of carved Serrano ham, British cured meats and artisan cheeses, kleftiko lamb shoulder and lemon tahini, imam bayildi with tzatziki, and kale and spinach falafel. Tickets are just £58.30 and include a charitable donation to YCAT.

Food has an unparalleled power to bring people together, a philosophy that sits at the very core of Head Chef Aisha Tanveer invites at Dove. Gathering in Hammersmith this coming 29th July for A Taste of Punjab, you will experience a thoughtfully curated three-course menu celebrating Pakistan's vibrant culinary traditions. Tanveer will personally introduce each course, fostering a deeper connection between the kitchen and the guest.

The true magic of the evening lies in its mission to make a tangible difference. Built into the £68.90 ticket price is a £5 voluntary donation to the British Asian Trust, a charity championing education for future generations. 

The Pavilion End is serving up a spectacular midweek challenge. Located right in the heart of the City of London, this renowned sports pub is hosting an exhilarating evening dedicated entirely to sports fanatics.

Teams of up to six will go head-to-head through a fast-paced, challenging series of rounds covering everything from football and cricket to rugby, historic Olympic moments, and fringe sports. What makes this stand out on the capital's crowded quiz scene is the sheer scale of the rewards and the purpose behind it. The entry fee doubles as a donation to Special Olympics GB, and your ticket automatically bundles a free drink on the house to get your evening started smoothly.

Over in Clerkenwell, Migrateful Cookery School is doing a lot of good for the world in the form of classes led by refugee and migrant chefs. Enrol in an online one or attend in person and learn about different cultures and authentic recipes, all while supporting their journey to employment. Look forward to getting to grips with the likes of Nigerian, Syrian and Sri Lankan cuisine, plus many, many more.