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VaccinAid (2021)
In 2021, Robbie Williams supported UNICEF's VaccinAid campaign, urging global COVID-19 vaccine equity. He highlighted the UK's progress and stressed our shared responsibility to help others access protection. Proud to back efforts delivering nearly 2 billion vaccines worldwide, he called for unity and compassion: "We all deserve to be protected and return to the people and things we love."
One in a Million (2018)
Robbie Williams joined forces with The Donna Louise Children's Hospice Trust to launch the #ONEINAMILLION appeal, encouraging supporters to make a #PinkyPromise to do something unique this year to help raise £1 million. Long-time supporters Robbie and Jonathan Wilkes backed the campaign, which invites people to take on big, small, or quirky challenges to support the hospice’s vital work for children and families.
The Band Charity Gala (2018)
A special gala performance of The Band was held on 4 December 2018 at Theatre Royal Haymarket in support of the Elton John AIDS Foundation. Hosted by co-producers Gary Barlow, Mark Owen, Howard Donald, Robbie Williams, and David Furnish, the event followed the show’s West End premiere on 1 December. Featuring Take That’s greatest hits, the cast included Five to Five (winners of Let It Shine) and a full ensemble portraying characters across generations.
Grenfell Tower Fire (2017)
Robbie Williams, Rita Ora, and members of One Direction joined over 50 artists for a charity single to support victims of the Grenfell Tower fire. Organised by Simon Cowell, the group recorded a cover of Simon & Garfunkel's Bridge Over Troubled Water. All proceeds go to the London Community Foundation to aid those affected by the tragedy, which claimed dozens of lives and left many homeless.
We Love Manchester (2017)
On 22 May 2017, a suicide bombing at Manchester Arena claimed 22 lives and injured over 100 others just after Ariana Grande's concert. Deeply affected, Grande returned to Manchester on 4 June to headline the One Love Manchester benefit show for 50,000 fans, honouring victims like 15-year-old Olivia Campbell. Joined by artists including Robbie Williams, who adapted his song Strong to "Manchester, we're strong", the concert became a powerful act of unity and resilience.