As part of an existing commitment, The Sandhu Charitable Foundation are delighted to support the 13th Southall (Sikh) Scout Group in raising funds to build a Sikh Sanctuary at their UK Scouting Headquarters by donating the sum of £5,000.

By way of their commitment as Patrons of Variety, The Sandhu Charitable Foundation donated £10,000 enabling Variety, The Children’s Charity to tailor their help according to need, and plan the delivery of their life-changing programmes, with confidence.

By way of continuing their commitment to The Helena Kennedy Foundation, The Sandhu Charitable Foundation has donated £15,000 which will provide the sponsorship of five students through The Helena Kennedy Foundation in 2025.

In line with their commitment, The Sandhu Charitable Foundation donated the sum of £15,000 to The Magic Bus Childhood to Livelihood Programme which supports and empowers children to complete their secondary education and develop essential life skills.  They provide young people with the skills they need to fulfil their potential and find sustainable and stable employment.

The Sandhu Charitable Foundation are delighted to donate £1,000 to the Fort Augustus Secret Santa again this year.   The Charity’s donation will contribute towards gifts being provided to local children and families who struggle all year round – a Santa bag of toys, pyjamas, hats, gloves, colouring books, pens, toiletries and Christmas treats like selection boxes, tubs of chocolates, shortbread and food supplies wherever they are able.  Disabled people and the elderly who are mainly housebound and live alone do not miss out either – they are given a Santa bag of food containing the likes of tins of soup, beans, ham, tuna etc. and treats like shortbread, warm socks and a toiletry box.   A truly magical and heartwarming act.

As part of their continuing commitment, The Sandhu Charitable Foundation donates £25,000 to The Anne Frank Trust to enable them to continue making a meaningful impact by working with young people to combat all forms of prejudice.