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OUR SPONSORS 2026
The titles in the OF LONDON Collection are made possible through the generosity, encouragement and belief of the people and organisations who choose to support it.
From the earliest conversations through to publication and launch, our partners and sponsors have played an important part in bringing The Pets of London to life.
Their support has helped us celebrate the stories of London while creating a book that we hope will be treasured for years to come.We are enormously grateful for their trust and collaboration, and we look forward to building lasting relationships as the OF LONDON Collection continues to grow.
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CHARITY PARTNERS 2026
Giving back has been part of the vision for OF LONDON from the very beginning.
Each volume in the collection will support charities whose work reflects the spirit of that edition. Through these partnerships, we hope our books not only celebrate London, but also make a meaningful contribution to the communities and causes that help shape it.
The Pets of London is working with two wonderful charities and amazing people. Their tireless effort to make a difference is something we aspire to with OF LONDON and that is why we encourage you to visit and support them both if you can.
K-9 Angels was founded in 2012 by Victoria Featherstone Pearce, Pola Pospieszalska, and Anneka Tanaka with the aim to fight against needless animal suffering worldwide.
They focus on helping dogs across Eastern Europe, Cyprus, Asia, and the UK. K-9 Angels is currently run by Victoria and Pola while Anneka is pursuing her passion through independent animal-based projects. The mission at K-9 Angels is to end needless animal suffering across the planet. Our commitment is to rescue, care for, and rehome stray dogs. We also provide aid through our shelters where the dogs can be kept safe and comfortable, providing essential neutering and spaying, and other medical procedures.
We at the Lamberth Foundation have a long history of involvement with charitable and voluntary work. From funding and running a Soup Kitchen for people in Portugal to sleeping rough on the streets of London raising awareness and money for homeless causes we have tried to get involved.
We have walked across every bridge in London to raise funds for Dementia care; sent building blocks to children in Africa and worked with animal conservation charities in Nigeria. We have also sponsored an annual art award aimed at the rehabilitation of prisoners in the UK for many years.