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Our Work
Essential goods, clean water and access to resources that make communities more stable, more self-reliant and better able to look after one another.

Insuring that all have access to the resources needed to make a lasting impact is, in the Foundation’s words, the work of global enterprise.
The Foundation’s approach is to hand up rather than out: investing in people so that they can meet needs in their own communities, rather than creating dependency on outside aid.

Scholarships, education hubs and skills that open doors, from the Foundation's first school to classrooms in Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.

Microfinance, start-up investment and small-business support that let people build enterprises, employ others and lift their communities.

From the Durham Youth Alliance to new initiatives for young people, building confidence, belonging and opportunity.