Kia UK has partnered with The Children’s Society, a charity tackling urgent issues facing today’s children and young people.
The partnership will see Kia UK donate one pound to The Children’s Society for every car sold. Kia registered over 113,500 (113,537) vehicles during 2025.
Paul Philpott, President & CEO, Kia UK Limited, who has committed to participating in the 2026 London Marathon to raise money for the new charity partnership, said: “We couldn’t be prouder to partner with this leading charity. It saddens us to recognise that across the UK, so many children are suffering unseen and unheard, struggling with mental health, living in poverty, and in danger from exploitation and abuse.
“The Children’s Society supports a brighter future for all children, and we know what a difference Kia UK’s contribution will make towards furthering the cause. Together we can help build a society where all children can thrive, not just survive.
“On behalf of all at Kia UK, I’d like to thank the Surrey Wildlife Trust for our partnership over the past four years. Supporting nature and our local environment is core to our philosophy and wellbeing and we wish them every good fortune for the future.”
The partnership will help fund The Children’s Society services which provide vital support to children and young people across England and Wales.
The partnership will include fundraising initiatives, awareness campaigns, and opportunities for Kia UK employees and customers to get involved, such as by volunteering at one of the Children’s Society’s 103 nationwide shops.
