The Randal Foundation’s is proud to support Awamu that will enable them to expand urgently needed, girl-friendly sexual and reproductive health services
Prospective grantees are required to clearly demonstrate how lives are saved or significantly improved as part of the grant application process. Due diligence undertaken during the application assessment provides challenge to this grantee definition, and further challenge is applied at the point of Trustee consideration and decision making.
Integrity in our approach to attribution is essential, but this need not be strictly formulaic, administratively onerous, or restrictive. As a family Foundation in pursuit of core organisational goals, we recognise that it is important to ensure that there is a transparent and consistent process through which attribution is considered, calculated and recorded.
The Randal Foundation grant funding will be used by Endless Medical Advantage (EMA) to deliver essential healthcare services in rural, war-torn areas
The Randal Foundation is pleased to support Child.Org International. Child.org exists to make pregnancy and birth safer for women and infants in
The Randal Foundation is proud to support The Alliance for International Medical Action (ALIMA) who have reinforced their new project in Northern
The Randal Foundation is pleased to work alongside Water for Kids. In Uganda, only 19% of people have access to safe drinking
The Randal Foundation is pleased to support the School Club Zambia. The Sinazongwe drought recovery project is a vital 12-month initiative led
The Randal Foundation is proud to support Refugee Biriyani & Bananas with a Chios Humanitarian Emergency Response Project, a community-led, lifesaving and
“Witnessing simple problems with sanitation, water, hunger or poverty in some developing countries really made me want to do something. So, our
The Randal Foundation has announced a ground breaking initiative that has seen more than £200,000 distributed to over 60 grassroots charitable organisations
The Randal Foundation is delighted to partner with the Great British Entrepreneur Awards (GBEA). In 2024, GBEA introduced a new award category,
The Randal Foundation is proud to support Suicide Prevention UK, an organisation dedicated to reducing and preventing the incidence of suicide by
The Randal Foundation is pleased to support Quiet Down There, an organisation whose mission aligns closely with our objectives of providing ongoing
The Randal Foundation is proud to announce our support for The Wren Project, enabling the organisation to expand its capacity and reach
The Randal Foundation is pleased to support the Rape and Sexual Assault Support Service (RSASS), an organisation committed to supporting survivors of
The Randal Foundation is proud to support The Entrepreneurial Refugee Network CIC (TERN), an organisation committed to enabling refugees to thrive through
Saving a million lives is the remarkable ambition of Randal Foundation Founder and Chairman, Dr Nik Kotecha OBE DL. And through
Opened in 2008, Curve is one of the UK’s leading producing theatres. Based in Leicester’s city centre, the theatre hosts a bold
A partnership between two charitable foundations has secured significant grant funding to support the community work of ten grassroots charitable organisations in
The Randal Charitable Foundation proudly supports Grace Enterprises.
Our Trustees are clear that achieving meaningful qualitative impact through our work is the primary goal.
Reach – geographically and in quantum – is important, but it is a secondary consideration. In simple terms, this is not ‘just about the numbers’ – it is very much about the difference we make and the lives we are able to save and significantly improve through our work.
Quantifying the difference we make and ensuring this is achieved with proportionate pace is an underpinning priority. We aim to make a remarkable difference for as many people as possible, through the delivery of our charitable objectives.
