Million Makers
Could you turn an enterprising idea into
fundraising profit for The Prince’s Trust?
Million Makers is a national
competition, challenging teams of employees and university
students to come together and raise £1 million for The Prince’s
Trust and make a real difference to the lives of disadvantaged
young people across the UK.
How does it work?
Million Makers teams pitch their business plans to a Dragons’
Den style panel, in order to secure an initial investment from The
Prince's Trust.
Teams from companies and organisations across the UK then
implement and promote their own mini enterprise. Aspiring Million
Makers entrepreneurs must work together to turn seed funding into
profit for The Prince’s Trust over the course of six months,
competing against each other to run the most profitable mini
enterprise.
Up and down the country, our Million Makers are having fun while
raising funds through mini enterprises.
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Million Makers News
Mar 2012
Million Makers teams celebrated their fundraising successes at the national Million Makers final in London, with awards presented by special guest, Levi Roots.
Mar 2012
Becky Cotton from the West Midlands winning Million Maker team wins prestigious award in Ernst & Young
Feb 2012
Eight of Northern Ireland’s leading companies have collectively raised an impressive £130,000 for The Prince's Trust, through its Million Makers Challenge.
Feb 2012
Five regional teams came together to celebrate their success in the Million Makers challenge, as the East Midlands Airport team lifted the winner's trophy.
Feb 2012
A team of graduate employees from Bentley Motors has won the regional Million Makers competition, beating other teams across the North West to take them through to the national finals.