The following Sheffield groups and organisations support the aims of Sheffield City of Sanctuary, and are actively working to build a culture of hospitality and welcome for asylum-seekers and refugees in Sheffield.

If you feel your group or organisation might wish to help Sheffield become recognised as a City of Sanctuary, please consider pledging your support.

Sheffield City of Sanctuary is supported by (in alphabetical order):

• Abbeydale Grange School
• Amida Buddhist School
• Art-Action
• ASSIST
• Bishop Jack Nicholls (Anglican Diocese of Sheffield)
• Bishop John Rawsthorne (RC Diocese of Hallam)
• Burngreave Advocacy Now
• Burngreave Community Action Forum
• Chile SCDA
• Christ Church Pitsmoor
• Church Action on Poverty in Sheffield
• Community and Youth Workers Union (Sheffield branch)
• Development Education Centre (South Yorkshire)
• Football Unites Racism Divides
• Furnival Burngreave Community Projects
• Gleadless Parochial Church Council
• Gleadless Valley Community Forum
• Goodwill Training and Innovation Centre
• Greenhill Methodist Church
• Hallam Diocesan Justice & Peace Commission
• Heeley City Farm
• Highfield Trinity Church
• Hindu Samaj Sheffield
• Interskills (UK) Ltd
• Iona Community (Yorkshire 2 Family Group)
• Islamic Society of Britain (South Yorkshire)
• Jump Theatre
• Learn for Life Enterprise
• Low Edges Community and Safety Forum
• Metropolitan Support Trust
• Languages Sheffield
• Muslim Association of Britain
• Northern Refugee Centre
• NSPCC Young People's Centre
• OFFER
• Our Lady & St Thomas Outreach Group
• Peace and Progress (Sheffield)
• Refugee Education & Employment Programme (REEP)
• Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Sheffield
• Sheffield Association for the Voluntary Teaching of English (SAVTE)
• Sacred Heart, Hillsborough
• Safe Haven
• Sage Greenfingers
• Sharrow Community Forum
• Sheffield & District Reform Jewish Congregation
• Sheffield & Hope Valley Medical Foundation for the Care of Victims of Torture
• Sheffield Amnesty International
• Sheffield Black & Ethnic Minority Environmental Network (SHEBEEN)
• Sheffield Campaign Against the Arms Trade
• Sheffield Cathedral
• Sheffield City Council
• Sheffield Community Church
• Sheffield Conversation Club
• Sheffield District Association of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches
• Sheffield Faiths Forum
• Sheffield Futures
• Sheffield Green Party
• Sheffield Hallam University Catholic Chaplaincy
• Sheffield Hallam University Multifaith Chaplaincy Network
• Sheffield Hallam University Student Union
• Sheffield Humanists Society
• Sheffield Methodist District Synod
• Sheffield Red Rope
• Sheffield Socialist Choir
• Sheffield Unite Against Fascism
• Sheffield University Amnesty International Group
• Sheffield University Student Union
• Sikh Temple Sheffield
• Sisters of Our Lady of Sion
• Somali Mental Health
• St Aidan's Manor Lane
• St Andrew's Psalter Lane
• St Cuthbert's Fir Vale
• St Francis of Assisi, Crosspool
• St James United Reformed Church
• St John's Owlerton
• St Joseph & St Martin's Justice & Peace group
• St Mark's, Broomhill
• St Mary's Bramall Lane
• Stephen Hill Methodist Church
• Student Action for Refugees
• The Burton Street Project
• The Cathedral Church of St Marie
• The Crowded House, Sharrow
• The Crowded House, Sharrow Vale
• The Drum Community Media Centre
• The Singing Group
• The Terminus Initiative
• Upper Chapel Sheffield (Unitarian)
• United Mosques Council (South Yorkshire)
• Victoria Hall Methodist Church
• Wisewood Methodist Church