The Rose Network brings together individual supporters from around the country, whose collective generosity provides Labour with critical year-round funding. Rose Network members have the opportunity to take part in a range of invite-only events, including receptions, roundtables and Q&A sessions.
With your support, we can invest in the ever-changing capabilities needed to campaign effectively, from digital innovations and data to strong volunteer recruitment, mobilisation and campaign delivery.
Rose Network members made an important contribution to Labour’s victory at the 2024 General Election. Continued support will help Labour win and defend seats and build towards victory at the next General Election.
There are four circles of giving within the Rose Network, each offering its own exciting and varied programme of events throughout the year.
Ready to join?
Explore our giving circles
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1945 Circle
Clement Attlee’s government achieved several landmark reforms that transformed post-war Britain, including the introduction of the NHS, the expansion of large-scale public housing programmes, and the advancement of free, accessible secondary education.
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1964 Circle
Harold Wilson’s government made lasting achievements in building a fairer society and widening opportunity. In advancing social equality, expanding the welfare state and creating the Open University, Wilson’s government helped widen opportunity and transform lives across Britain.
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1997 Circle
Tony Blair’s government delivered strong economic growth and reduced unemployment. It introduced the national minimum wage, increased investment in education and healthcare, and helped secure the Good Friday Agreement.
Join from £833.40 a month or £10,000 annually. -
2024 Circle
Labour returned to Government in 2024 with a commitment to bring back hope to Britain, by raising living standards and creating opportunity in every part of the country. This Circle welcomes enquiries from individuals interested in supporting preparations for the next General Election and securing a second term in government.
