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Giving Recognition Wall

The BNI Foundation UK celebrates our regular Foundation Givers.

Recognition is very important in the BNI Foundation UK. The impact that the BNI Foundation UK is having is growing and this would not be possible without our generous and wonderful regular foundation givers. Please take a moment to scroll through our Giving Wall to see who the individuals, chapters and regions who are giving so freely to our mission. Next, we would love for you to consider what you can do to join this exclusive and powerful group of givers

Monthly Foundation Givers

Bronze Giver

  • Clare Rudd
  • Tim Gale

Silver Giver

Gold Giver

  • Gill and Russ Sawdon
  • Brian Downton
  • Tim Cook
  • Andrew Dobbin
  • Martin Smith
  • Vicky McDaid
  • Charlie Lawson
  • Laura Hurren
  • Mike Holman
  • Andrew Dobbin
  • Tim Nicolaou

Platinum Giver

Diamond Giver

Corporate Partnerships

Stories

Projects we've supported

In the last three years, we are proud to have supported over 50 projects around the UK, to the value just shy of £50,000 in three years

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BNI Manchester South

The members and team at BNI Manchester South recently took part in a 10K challenge to raise money for three great causes through the BNI Foundation UK

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BNI Durham and Teesside

BNI Durham and Teesside celebrated their Annual Awards Gala in November 2020 and supported the BNI Foundation UK through ticket sales, award sponsorship and auction. This allowed the region to support the following projects.

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BNI London North East

A recent £200 donation from BNI London North East has support KLASP in their great work. Kith & Kids was set up by families for families who had a child with Autism or a Learning Disability.  Over the years our children have benefited from the 2:1 Social Training projects which enabled them to cope with life by having two volunteers helping them to build their confidence.  Many move out of home to live in supported living or Care homes. It is then the Kith & Kids Lifetime Advocacy Support Project (klasp) helps, by providing friends who can ensure the care they are given meets their needs.  Advocates are their voice as they cannot speak for themselves.

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