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the saracens foundation

A Nettl WordPress site Schools receive extensive curriculum-based delivery and extra-curricular support for their students with a view to embedding rugby into their curriculum and building this throughout the year groups. Schools then form part of the Champions & Challenge Cup fixture nights for students in Years 7-13 providing an opportunity to play fixtures against schools of a similar ability at StoneX Stadium throughout the academic year. From the fixture nights, individuals who display excellent physical attributes and those who are seen to demonstrate the Saracens core values are invited back to StoneX Stadium for a series of pathway nights. These nights include specialised training sessions to develop rugby specific skills as well as to educate the students about the core values and ‘The Saracens Way’.

barrier breakers foundation

We enable people to break free from a cycle of disadvantage, poverty, low self-esteem and low expectation by developing the essential soft skills that improve their employment prospects, well-being and life chances.

next step foundation

sacred arts foundation

noble tree foundation

Overcoming homelessness is not an act of charity, it is an act of humanity.

future stewards foundation

We drive systems change in service of a regenerative future and facilitate coalitions that draw on the unique gifts of our partners to test, amplify, and scale what works. It’s difficult (but not impossible!) work, motivated by a shared belief in the potential of people everywhere.

manchester united foundation

Manchester United Foundation is putting its participants in the global spotlight to tell their stories and explain how the club has made an impact on their lives. Here we meet young people and share their Foundation journeys, alongside videos on our YouTube channel.

the foyle foundation

The Foyle Foundation was formed to implement the terms of the will of the late Christina Foyle. She was the daughter of William Foyle who, with his brother, founded the family owned bookshop Foyles in Charing Cross Road, London, which she continued to manage after her father's death. The Foyle Foundation was incorporated as a company limited by guarantee in May 2000 No. 4006216 and was registered as a charity in July 2000 No. 1081766. The Foundation became fully operational in its Rugby Street offices in the Autumn of 2001. The Foundation is governed by a Board of Trustees who meet regularly throughout the year to consider applications and make decisions on grants. The Trustees are Michael Smith, Roy Amlot, Sir Peter Duffell, Dame Vikki Heywood, Jamie Korner and Jane Ellison. The Chairman of the Board is Michael Smith. The Foundation's Chief Executive is David Hall.

the runthrough foundation

We are working to build an active and healthy nation, inspired to create stronger community connections by running together. Running is the most easily accessible sport, with little to no barrier to entry and countless mental and physical benefits that everyone should experience.

the involve foundation

Involve is the UK’s leading public participation charity. We develop, support and campaign for new ways to involve people in decisions that affect their lives. Since 2003, we have been working with governments, parliaments, civil society, academics and the public to create and deliver new forms of public participation that re-vitalise democracy and improve decision-making. We are realistic about the challenges faced by democracy, but optimistic about how to overcome them. We are committed to ensuring our democracies are vibrant and fit for the future by putting people at the heart of decision-making. We work across the UK and internationally, with offices in Belfast, Edinburgh and London.