Sellafield Ltd and its supply chain partners reported raising £162,500 for Cumberland Council's Enrichment Fund, according to a 15 October 2026 announcement. The fund, managed by Cumbria Youth Alliance, supports care-experienced young people aged 16 and over with wellbeing, education, training and employment, including professional courses, work-related costs such as interview clothing, gym memberships and creative activities.

Sellafield's Programme and Project Partners — KBR, Amentum, Morgan Sindall Infrastructure and Altrad Babcock — contributed £50,000, which Sellafield Ltd matched. Further donations came from other named supply chain partners, including Balfour Beatty Kilpatrick, NG Bailey, Sir Robert McAlpine and William Hare Ltd.

The campaign followed the Rising As Me event hosted by Cumberland Council and Cumbria Youth Alliance, where care-experienced young people shared their experiences. After the event, the partners committed to funding one year of the fund; the report said that target was exceeded, securing enough for more than three years. Sellafield interim projects director Steve Harnwell and Cumberland Council deputy leader Emma Williamson welcomed the result.