Bee-lieve Foundation is proud to be the official charity partner for the ShedMasters Conference 2026.
This partnership gives us the opportunity to raise awareness of the emotional wellbeing and mental health challenges facing young people while connecting with a community of business leaders who are passionate about making a positive impact.
ShedMasters is a long-established annual conference for senior leaders in the UK and European industrial and logistics property sector, bringing together developers, investors, occupiers, agents and advisers from across the industry. Now in its 25+ year history, the event has become a respected forum for sharing insight, discussing key issues facing the sector and building meaningful professional connections.
The conference brings together members and invited guests from across the UK and Europe for a day of speakers, discussion and networking, offering business leaders the chance to step away from the day-to-day pressures of running organisations, exchange ideas and gain practical insight from others working at the forefront of the industry.
Bee-lieve Foundation as Charity Partner for 2026
Bee-lieve Foundation was honoured to be the Charity Partner for ShedMasters 2026 in Lisbon. During the conference, CEO Steve Tindall and Trustee Lise Price had the privilege of sharing Molly’s story and the work Bee-lieve is doing to support the emotional wellbeing and mental health of children and young people, alongside keynote speaker William Hague. We are incredibly grateful to the amazing ShedMasters delegates whose generosity helped raise over £12,000 for the charity, funds that will help us continue delivering the Make a Difference for Molly Project in schools and communities across Surrey. Congratulations also to our fantastic ShedMasters Bee-lieve team, Lise, Steve, Kirsty, Colin, Clive and Margaret, who proudly represented the charity throughout the conference, helping to raise awareness, share our story and make the partnership such a success.
Supporting young people through the ’Make a Difference for Molly’ Project
Bee-lieve Foundation’s flagship initiative is the ‘Make a Difference for Molly’ Project, created as a legacy for Molly Price who tragically took her own life in 2023, aged just 21 years old. The initiative supports schools and communities in providing emotional wellbeing & mental health support for young people.
Through the Make a Difference for Molly Project we work with schools, families and community organisations to deliver:
Curriculum wellbeing programmes
Training for school staff
Workshops and resources for young people and parents
Early-intervention support where it is needed most
Our aim is to empower young people through teaching & developing the knowledge, skills, strategies and confidence they need to manage their emotional wellbeing and navigate the challenges of modern life.
Working with businesses to create long-term impact
While the conference provided a wonderful opportunity to raise funds on the day, the real aim of this partnership is to build long-term relationships with businesses who want to support young people’s emotional wellbeing.
Bee-lieve Foundation works closely with schools and community organisations to deliver practical support where it is needed most. Through the ShedMasters partnership we hope to connect with businesses who would like to play a meaningful role in this work.
This could include supporting a specific school programme, sponsoring a Bee-lieve Foundation project, or partnering with us over several years to help expand the reach and impact of our work.
Ways for businesses to support Bee-lieve
Businesses attending the conference may choose to support Bee-lieve in several ways, including:
Sponsoring a school wellbeing programme
Supporting a community-based project
Partnering with Bee-lieve Foundation as a long-term corporate supporter
Funding training or early-intervention support in schools
We’ve designed three partnership pathways that allow organisations to create meaningful, measurable impact at a scale that aligns with their values and mission.
For organisations who want to shape the future of youth emotional wellbeing at scale.
This tier supports the expansion of the Make a Difference for Molly Project into new regions, funds whole‑school transformation, and gives your organisation a key role as we design a strategy for local and national impact.
For companies who want to make a targeted, local difference.
This tier funds Individual wellbeing programmes in specific schools or communities — places that matter to your workforce, your customers, and your corporate purpose.
For organisations who want to sponsor a specific element of our work –
training Young Wellbeing Ambassadors, funding parent workshops, providing whole-school staff trauma or neurodiversity training and supporting early‑intervention programmes.
By working together with businesses that share our commitment to supporting young people, we can create lasting change and ensure more schools and communities have access to the support they need.
