Corporate Giving

Entrepreneurs Fund believes that successful business is good for more than just the entrepreneur: it is also good for the communities in which entrepreneurs operate.

We set aside a sizeable annual budget within our own entrepreneurial activities to make sure that we continue to ‘give something back’. We use our knowledge of the specific sectors in which we invest to select issues where we feel we can have a highly positive effect. The list of current projects we support covers child and youth support geared to improving life, health and education, health care, environmental and human development initiatives. Below are some specific examples. If you run an initiative you believe we should consider, you can contact us at info(@)entrepreneursfund.com.

Shooting Star CHASE		Shooting Star CHASE is the children’s hospice service, supporting local families living in western London, Surrey and West Sussex with a child or teenager not expected to reach their 19th birthday. The charity supports the whole family and offers a personalised service to suit each family’s individual needs and is dedicated to helping families, starting immediately after diagnosis, throughout their journey to bereavement and beyond.
Wooden Spoon UK.		Rugby’s charity to support mentally, physically and socially disadvantaged children and young people.
Flying Scholarships for the Disabled, UK.		To promote human development by giving disabled people the opportunity to realise their potential through the pleasure, thrill and freedom of flying.
Nyenrode Buiness University, The Netherlands.		To teach social venturing and entrepreneurship and develop knowledge in this field.
INSEAD, France.		To promote a focus on the social entrepreneur and sustainability.
Hospital of Munich, Germany.		Following our healthcare involvements by funding projects at this prestigious research establishment.
Wimbledon Civic Theatre Trust		Wimbledon Civic Theatre Trust primary aim is to help young people in the local community through performance-based projects, especially those with some form of disadvantage or disability. In this way we help them to gain greater confidence in themselves and to integrate better into our local community.
Young Enterprise London		Young Enterprise is building an interconnected world of young people, business volunteers and educators, inspiring each other to succeed through enterprise. Donations from the Entrepreneurs Fund has enabled over 500 young people from the most disadvantaged areas of London to experience one of Young Enterprise’s innovative programmes.
Braille without Borders		Braille Without Borders (BWB) is an international organisation for the blind in developing countries. BWB's mission is to give hope and practical skills to the blind and in particular to teach Braille to the blind in developing countries. Three scholarships have been funded for placements at the International Institute for Social Entrepreneurs (IISE) based in India which runs a year long course to train both sighted and non-sighted people to establish and run their own social projects.