Charity
Giving back is the very essence of what I do. Not just to my audiences, but for worthy charities and causes.
Whether it’s through fundraising, raising awareness, or simply using my platform to support causes that matter, charity work is something I take seriously. It’s a way of using the reach I have - on stage, online, and in public - to try and make a difference beyond entertainment.
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One cause particularly close to my heart is mental health. I have worked to overcome my own personal challenges since I was a teenager and the lived experience of going through some very dark and difficult times drives much of what I do today. Not as an escape, but as a way to give others a moment of brightness, because I know how much that can matter.
While some may assume that performers are immune to the struggles they don’t see, I know firsthand how powerful and painful those internal battles can be.
Mental Health Motorbike
This is why I am proud to support Mental Health Motorbike. Their mission to train and place a mental health first aider in every town and city across the UK is something I deeply believe in. I’ve completed the training myself, and it’s been genuinely life-changing - not only for my own growth, but for the many people I’ve been able to support since.
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They do this by making mental health first aider training far more accessible. The course can be completed from home over four evenings, and thanks to heavy subsidies from Mental Health Motorbike, the cost is reduced by more than 85%. Once completed, the training equips you to recognise the often-overlooked signs that someone may be struggling. Put simply, it could enable you to save a life - by noticing when something’s wrong, and knowing how, when, and what to do to support them.
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This is why you will find the Mental Health Motorbike logo on my shirt at every event and in every video I present. I wear this with pride to promote the charity but also as a message: mental health matters, and that it's okay to talk.
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Mental health is still widely misunderstood, and too often misrepresented. It's a genuine, life-altering illness that can be devastating when left unsupported. The more openly we discuss it, the more we break down the stigma and misunderstanding that still surround this life-altering condition.
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Whether you're a fan, a follower, or someone considering working with me, I hope this gives you a deeper insight into why this work and this charity matters so much to me.
Sporting Bears Motor Club
In 2025, I was honoured to be appointed as an Ambassador for the Sporting Bears Motor Club, a group of incredible car enthusiasts who use their shared passion for motoring to make a difference.
Since 1989, the Sporting Bears have raised over £3 million for children’s charities across the UK through their famous Dream Rides and appearances at motoring events nationwide.
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What makes the Sporting Bears so special is their simple but powerful philosophy: “We drive to make children smile.” Members donate their time, their cars, and their enthusiasm to bring joy to others, proving that the motoring community is about far more than machines; it’s about heart.
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As someone who’s built a career around bringing people together through events, stories, and shared passions, this partnership feels like a perfect fit. The Bears’ dedication to doing good through what they love resonates deeply with my own values, using my platform and my voice to help others, while celebrating the joy of cars and community.
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As an Ambassador, I’ll be helping to promote the club’s work, attend events across the UK, and share their stories both online and in person. I’m incredibly proud to stand alongside such an inspiring group of people who are proving, one ride at a time, that kindness drives change.
