Wimbledon came early for a group of tennis fans in the form of the Wimbledon:MK tennis tournament. The tournament, organised for 13-19 year olds was held at the Woughton Leisure Centre last Saturda... read more

Make a Difference is an ambitious Community Interest Company which inspires young people to make a difference to their lives and the lives of others. We are a non-profit company based in Central Milton Keynes, UK.

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What are people saying about MaD?

''Very inspiring!''

Jo Whiley, DJ, BBC Radio One

''Make a Difference are the premiere youth organisation in Milton Keynes. They offer high quality provision for young people and their focus on young peoples' development is second to none.''
Sue Quinn, Director, Milton Keynes Community Enterprise

''They're [MaD] everywhere!''

Claire Lewis, Events Co-ordinator, Parks Trust

''Fantastic organisation. I enjoyed working with the MaD volunteers and would definitely do it again! MaD are providing very valuable opportunities for young people to learn new skills''

Guy Jones, Lighting Designer

''A massive thank you to the amazing MaD team without whom World Picnic could not have run so smoothly. Please pass on my thanks to all the volunteers...they were all friendly efficient and eager to help in any situation. We shall be looking forward to developing next year with you!''

Craig McLeish, World Picnic Organiser

''Just to say a BIG THANK YOU for helping with the activities development at Oakhill Secure Training Centre.''

Fraser Davidson, Oakhill Secure Training Centre

''If it's with/by MaD, then you know it's quality''

Shane Downer, Senior Heritage Officer, MK Council

''Fantastic! The youth and culture heads have been crying out for something like this for years!''

Mark Stevenson, Phonebox Magazine

''Professional, reliable and above all very worthwhile. This organisation is on the move- constantly developing ahead of the game to meet young peoples' needs and aspirations aswell as developing MK's cultural scene.''

H Cawley, BBC