Mayor Sharon Holder has announced her nominated charities for the upcoming mayoral year, reappointing Nubian Life, Fulham Good Neighbours, and the Fulham Pearly Kings and Queens. A fourth charity, the Urban Partnership Group, which offers a range of community services, has also been appointed.

The Mayor made these announcements during the Hammersmith and Fulham Full Council meeting on Wednesday, July 15, 2026. The Urban Partnership Group provides a comprehensive suite of community services across the borough, including children's centres, parenting programmes, services for older people, adult education classes, and volunteering opportunities.

A stylized illustration of a bustling street market, depicting vendors and shoppers amidst stalls and awnings.
A stylized illustration of a bustling street market, depicting vendors and shoppers amidst stalls and awnings.Source: Full Council papers, 15 July 2026

The reappointment of Nubian Life, Fulham Good Neighbours, and the Fulham Pearly Kings and Queens suggests a continued partnership with these established community organisations. Further details on the history of their involvement with the Mayor's office were not provided in the meeting information.

A graphic displaying five priorities related to markets and street trading, including attracting and retaining traders, addressing economic challenges, demonstrating wider value, professionalizing management, and improving trader relationships.
A graphic displaying five priorities related to markets and street trading, including attracting and retaining traders, addressing economic challenges, demonstrating wider value, professionalizing management, and improving trader relationships.Source: Full Council papers, 15 July 2026

More information on the council meeting can be found in the Public reports pack.