The Receipts · 2020–2025 · Independently Evidenced

Five years of receipts.

Completed Led by Social Legacy

Every claim below is sourced. Every stat hyperlinks to the cell in our 2025 Social Impact Report. The report itself was commissioned by Scott and authored by an independent research division. No marketing copy, no soft numbers, no funder fiction.

Honest status: this is the evidence page — completed work only. Every figure here covers 2020–2025 and is traceable to the independently authored 2025 Social Impact Report. Nothing on this page is a promise about the future or a claim about what is running today.

See where everything stands →

Hover or tap a stat to see its source section in the 2025 Social Impact Report.

The Independent Report

2025 Social Impact Report — commissioned by Scott, authored independently.

The receipts above don't come from a marketing brochure. They come from a 66-survey, 12-row operational metrics table, four-funder-grade-charts report commissioned by Scott Glover in October 2025 and authored by an independent Social Impact Data Research Division.

It's funder-grade. Council-readable. And every chart and every claim is traceable back to source data — community surveys, partner registry, event logs.

Commissioned
Scott Glover, Founder · Oct 2025
Authored by
Social Impact Data Research Division (independent)
Sample base
66 community survey responses + 12-row operational metrics
Format
Full DOCX narrative + PDF + 4 funder-grade charts
Status
Available on request to funders, councils, journalists

The receipts, in photographs

Every number on this page has a face and a place behind it. No stock photos — this is the actual work.

Scott among boxes of donated supplies for homeless outreach
Boxes packed by hand
Volunteers with piles of sleeping bags for rough sleepers
Warm bags for cold nights
Volunteers in hi-vis serving a community soup kitchen
250 meals a week
A walker with arms outstretched on a mountain summit
Made it — together
The group on a summit at night with city lights below
Climbing through the night
The walk-and-talk group walking a hillside path together
Walk and talk

The testimony wall — 47+ stories, consent-coded.

Forty-seven-plus video stories from people inside the work. Some public, some funder-eyes-only, some private to the family. Every clip has its own consent record. We never publish a story without the person's documented OK.

Sample of the public video stories. Full library (47+, including funder-eyes-only and private clips) available to commissioning funders in evidence-pack format. The written cards below are anonymised illustrations of the consent framework.

Public · Soup Kitchen

"Wednesday lunch became the only thing I looked forward to that whole winter."

— Manchester, 2022 · Anonymised
Public · Walk & Talk

"Five hours on the road and no one rushed me. I'd never had that."

— Cheshire, 2023 · Anonymised
Public · Box Challenge

"They didn't ask why I needed it. They just asked when I could collect."

— London, 2021 · Anonymised
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Funder-eyes-only

A further 44+ stories sit behind consent gates. Available to commissioning funders on request, evidence-pack format.

— Multi-region, 2020–2025
Consent-coded framework: every testimony is tagged at recording with the storyteller's explicit consent setting — public (web + funder-pack + press), funder-eyes-only (evidence pack, not web), or private (family record, never published). All public clips comply with the Samaritans Media Guidelines for Suicide-Prevention storytelling. We don't publish "saved my life" headlines. We don't dramatise. We don't speak for people who didn't say it.

The community impact survey.

September 2025: we ran a 13-question survey and 66 community members responded inside two weeks. That is the wave the numbers on this page come from. The plan is to run the same questions again so the years are comparable — that wave is not open yet, and there is no link to give you until it is.

66 Responses
September 2025 wave · complete
Next wave
Not open yet · link to follow

Same 13 questions as last time. Consent codes per row. Anonymous unless you choose follow-up. 5 minutes — when it opens.

The partner registry.

Five years of grassroots delivery means a network of organisations who've shown up alongside us. Listed by category. Named partners available on request through the press kit or a direct ask.

Creative Industry

  • Independent music labels (Cheshire + Manchester)
  • Festival circuit (Glastonbury, O2 marquee credits)
  • Community radio + podcast networks

Peer Support & Recovery

  • Walk & Talk lived-experience hosts
  • Addiction recovery groups (Cheshire + Birmingham)
  • Neurodiversity advocacy networks

Community Anchors

  • Soup kitchen volunteers (lockdown-era network maintained 2020–2025)
  • Box Challenge donors + distributors
  • Awareness-walk regional coordinators

Public Sector (in development)

  • Cheshire East Council — Open in Crewe scheme
  • Local authority public health (engagement underway)
  • NHS regional suicide-prevention commissioners (target list)

International Solidarity

  • Cyprus — community outreach (lived-experience exchange)
  • Kenya — solidarity programme (community-to-community)

Strategic Allies (in flight)

  • LORAG (Lower Ormeau Residents' Action Group, Belfast) — post-Troubles youth mental-health
  • InclusiFund — funding strategy + impact reporting

Press kit & downloads.

Everything a funder, council, journalist, or partner organisation needs to write about Social Legacy without needing a phone call first. Updates land here as they're ready.