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£20,000 donation is given to charity protecting children online

Surrey Mirror

November 06, 2025

A CHARITY founded in Surrey and dedicated to protecting children online is set to reach thousands more young people thanks to a significant £20,000 donation from Omaze.

The Breck Foundation, which was established after the murder of 14-year-old Caterham resident Breck Bednar in 2014, works to increase digital resilience among young people across the UK.

The funds from Omaze will launch a new wave of the charity's RISE e2e Project in Surrey.

This will engage 15 uniformed youth groups, including cadets, Scouts and Guides, reaching an estimated 2,400 young people, 1,800 parents/carers and 300 group leaders.

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