669,444
People signed the C4M national petition against the redefinition of marriage.
Together we act with our hundreds of thousands of supporters to protect the right to publicly support traditional marriage and to assert its rightful place as the ‘gold standard’ in our society.
About Us
Our Mission
The Coalition for Marriage is an umbrella group of individuals and organisations in the UK that support traditional marriage and opposed its redefinition. More
Background
The Coalition was established in 2012 with the aim of opposing the redefinition of marriage and coordinating public opposition to this unnecessary change. Our public petition was signed by 669,444 people. More
Funding
The Coalition is a not for profit company that is entirely reliant on the generosity of its supporters to fund its work. More
Blog & News
Blog
Conversion therapy bill could pose danger to marriage supporters
The Queen’s Speech last week confirmed the Government’s intention to ban gay ‘conversion therapy’. Any ...
Blog
The future of our civilisation depends on real marriage – JD Unwin
JD Unwin was a 1930s Oxford anthropologist, who studied 86 cultures for factors that led to their flourishing ...
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Another study shows that marriage is the gold standard
Married parents are more than three times more likely to stay together than unmarried parents. That’s the ...
Watch
Social Policy Elites Cover Up The Benefits Of Marriage
High Court Challenge To Schools Teaching That Boys Can Become Girls
Happy birthday to C4M: Our 10 year anniversary
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“I support defining marriage as the voluntary union for life of one man and one woman to the exclusion of all others.”