The Alan and Babette Sainsbury Charitable Fund

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About the Trust

The Alan and Babette Sainsbury Charitable Fund (ABS) was established by Lord Alan Sainsbury in 1953 supporting activities which align with his original priorities, whilst responding to current issues. 

The Alan and Babette Sainsbury Charitable Fund funds Southwark Refugee Communities Forum (picture is of group doing workshop to gather feedback from refugee communities for Southwark’s Borough of Sanctuary strategy)

For more information, visit the ABS Charitable Fund website.

What we fund

Our focus areas are intercommunity dialogue; refugee and asylum seekers; international and supporting disadvantaged young people in Southwark. 

We publish open grants data. To find out more about what we fund, please visit 360Giving.

Group of young people, who are part of the Advocacy Academy, smiling and posing for the photo. They have a sign which says 'those who say it cannot be done shouldn't interrupt those people doing it'
Cohort of the Social Justice Leadership Fellowship at the Advocacy Academy © Advocacy Academy

We don’t fund

We do not fund or sponsor individuals or events and we are unlikely to fund anything outside our focus areas. 

Grantmaking process

Submission of proposals is by invitation only.

Staff

  • Thrisha Haldar – Trust Executive
  • Rumina Miah – Trust Assistant

Contact us

Get in touch by telephone at 020 7410 0330.

360Giving grants data

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