About
The One Love Manchester Project is a survivor-led community interest company supporting those affected by the Manchester Arena attack and other terror events. Through creative, public-facing campaigns, we raise awareness, encourage solidarity, and connect survivors with vital resources, including open access to specialised mental health support. Every project is built on remembrance, resilience, and the belief that healing is a collective effort.
OLMP SPOTLIGHT
The Glade of Light is being repeatedly disrespected by the public and the council alike. Sign the petition today to fight for better upkeep and a permanent protective fence, and take part in our Paint the Path to help us pretty up the area!
Support for those affected by terror
There is no shame in getting help after a terror attack, no matter how it affected you or how long it's been since it happened. Below are a handful of resources from companies we know and have worked with, and we're confident they'll support you to get your life back on track. If you need help making a referral or choosing the right organisation for you, please email us, and we'll support you through every step of the process.
Note: If you're in mental health crisis, please call 111 (UK) and choose Option 2, for 24/7 immediate support.
Preventing terrorism
Reporting suspicious behaviour won't ruin lives, but it may save them. On the links below you can find out how to report online material promoting terrorism, how to tell if somebody you know is being radicalised and how to get them the help they need, and safety advice for events and young people.
OUR PROJECTS
Our projects are designed to raise public awareness and remembrance, while directly supporting the community and getting those affected the help they so desperately need. On occasion, our projects aim to raise funds to better support services for survivors. You can find all of our previous projects below, as well as information on how to take part in the projects currently taking place.
Paint the path
Our 2026 'Paint the Path' project aims to scatter thousands of painted pebbles around Manchester, to remind people survivors still exist and need support, raise awareness, and spruce up neglected memorial sites.
Art for MCR
Our 2025 'Art for MCR' mural marked the 8 year anniversary of the Manchester Arena Attack, and is still in the Trafford Centre today. View the final artwork digitally and buy your prints to support charity!
2557 DAYS
Our 2024 Project, entitled '2557 Days', in which we handed out a bracelet for each day since the attack to directly support survivors. Find out more information here!
HARRY STYLES COVENTRY
Our first ever project that took place at Harry Styles' Coventry shows on May 22 and 23, 2023. 80,000 people held up signs and lights to send a message to those affected: we remember and we still care.
PAINT THE PATH
'Paint the Path' is our fourth and most recent project, aiming to spread love and rememberance through Manchester by displaying thousands of painted pebbles in various locations. Most importantly, pebbles will be displayed at the Glade of Light memorial, sprucing up the often neglected site.Pebble sites will display signs directing those affected to OLMP's support pages, encouraging them in an open and indirect way to access the support they need. Also, through the sale of outstanding pebbles following the displays, we aim to raise funds to further support the organisations helping those affected.Apply to send your pebble using the form below, telling us your name (first or nickname will do), where you're sending your pebble from (country or closest city is fine), and how many pebbles you'll be sending! If your pebbles aren't ready yet, please tell us when you expect them to be ready.
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Please note we cannot support with shipping costs at this time, and take no responsibility and make no guarantee for the safe arrival of your item. Please post it in suitable packaging, and be sure to double check the shipping details are correct. Please always include a return address, in case of any issues with delivery or in case we need to return your item for any reason.
ART FOR MCR
To mark the 8th anniversary of the Manchester Arena attack, we created a powerful mural made of bee artwork submitted by people around the world. This collective piece serves as a striking visual tribute to the lasting impact of the attack, while also directing people to terrorism prevention resources and life-saving therapy available for those affected.The mural was unveiled on May 22nd 2025, staying at Manchester Victoria Station from the 22nd to the 25th of May, and living at the Trafford Centre Orient, opposite Nandos, permanently. If you're unable to view it in person, you can see it below!
BUY PRINTS
Get your prints of the Art for MCR artwork now, with all profits donated to charities and organisations helping those affected by terror. Now on sale at 50% off, and only a handful left... grab them before they're gone!
2557 DAYS
For the 7th anniversary of the Manchester Arena Attack, we gave away 2557 friendship bracelets made by people across the world. Each bracelet represented one day since the attack, a day of loss and love and pain and strength for those affected. Every bracelet's attached QR code linked to resources for survivors of terrorism and terrorism prevention.
HOW WERE THE BRACELETS GIVEN AWAY?
Bracelets were given away for free as random acts of kindness in and around Manchester City Centre on May 22nd (including at the Glade Of Light and Victoria Station memorials).
WHY BRACELETS?
"Bracelet trading is an evergrowing part of concert culture and is becoming a staple within fandoms. It's one concert tradition that I know Eilidh would have loved and it pains me that she isn't here to experience it. It was an honour to spread the joy of bracelet trading throughout Manchester in her memory."
- Lyric H, One Love Manchester Project Founder
HARRY STYLES, Coventry Arena
During Sign Of The Times on May 22nd and 23rd 2023, fans held up posters of the One Love Manchester ribbon. They also filled the arena with pink lights. Harry Styles made bunny ears with his fingers as his own version of the signs fans were holding, and said: "Thanks for holding all those signs up, that was beautiful, thank you so much.""My friend, Eilidh MacLeod, was one of the Manchester Arena attack victims. She loved One Direction and Harry Styles and was so excited to see him live upon hearing his debut album. By coincidence, Harry did a show in Coventry on the exact date of the attack, 6 years afterwards - it was the perfect opportunity for me to memorialise Eilidh and our 21 other angels, and to make something positive of a day which brings so much pain for families across the country."
- Lyric H, One Love Manchester Project Founder
DONATE TO ONE LOVE MANCHESTER PROJECT
As a CIC, 100% of One Love Manchester Project's profits are reinvested back into the community, meaning your donation will directly support those affected by terror 365 days a year, and keep our yearly anniversary projects going. Any donation, big or small, can make a huge impact for those still struggling.
Please note we can only accept donations through PayPal at this time – to make a donation another way, please email us.
PARTNER ORGANISATIONS
You can also donate to the organisations we have partnered with to better victim of terror support and create a smooth, effective pathway for those affected to get help and heal their emotional wounds. To find out more about what they do, head to their websites or get in touch with us.
FOR THE VICTIMS
There are a wide range of charities raising funds in memory of the Manchester Arena attack victims, changing the world within many different niches in their names. Click the links below to donate to them or find out more about what they do in memory of those we lost.
Contact
You can always connect with us on social media, but for more personal, urgent or official enquiries, send us an email and we'll aim to get back to you within 7 business days.
For media enquiries, please email only – do not reach out on socials.