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Boris rides for Young Londoners
The Mayor of London’s charities have announced that they are assembling a high profile team of industry leaders and cycle fanatics who will bid to raise thousands of pounds of sponsorship by taking part in a gruelling one hundred...
2012 Team GB Glory Moments – an exhibition
The Mayor’s Fund for London, in association with Team GB, brings you the first public exhibition of a unique collection of photographs showing the moment each British medal was won at the London 2012 Olympic Games. Each image,...
Going Global at The Savoy
The Mayor’s Fund for London has been selected by The Savoy as their charity of choice to benefit from the exclusive launch event of The Global Party 2013. The Global Party is a not-for-profit, 3-day gathering of the world’s most...
Young London Working goes from strength to strength
Our Young London Working project, funded by Goldman Sachs, will handle over 1,000 job vacancies, and 500 apprenticeships, work placements and work trials. Its unique model works in partnership with provider organisations that are able to respond to vacancies...
Maths volunteers in schools
1-in-5 children leave primary school performing below the national standard expected for maths. 5% do not reach the level expected of a seven year old. Our ultimate aim is for all primary school leavers to be confident with numbers....
A recipe for a successful & sustainable breakfast club scheme
Magic Breakfast and the Mayor’s Fund for London recently held a forum for teachers in the Capital to share information and learn about the huge benefits to pupils and schools of running a Magic Breakfast club. Our Breakfast club...
Hats off to CEO Matthew Patten
On 13 May, Mayor’s Fund for London CEO Matthew Patten appeared on Channel Four’s Four Rooms, selling Nelson’s hat. Designed by historic hat makers Lock & Co who made Nelson’s original hat, the hat sat on Nelson’s column for a few...
April 2013 newsletter
Read about our new project, Tech City Stars, a visit from Dr Fox and see Boris talk about philanthropy on CNBC. Click here.
Foxy visits City Hall
Star of Magic 105.4′s breakfast show Neil (Dr) Fox visited City Hall to talk about his love of London and why he is getting involved with the Mayor’s Fund for London. He revealed that his morning routine involved a glass of water at 4am and that he tucked...
Mayor’s Fund for London reaches for the Tech City Stars
The Mayor’s Fund for London has announced its support of Tech City Stars, a new programme to connect young Londoners from the local boroughs of Hackney, Islington and Tower Hamlets with the burgeoning tech industry cluster around Old St,...