Set up by Ben Nicholson in memory of his wife Anita and their two children Alex and Annabel who tragically lost their lives in the Sri Lanka bombings on Easter Sunday 2019. Read more
Chris Neal was a wonderful man, former Harlequins player and huge supporter of the Atlas Foundation's work with children in the townships of South Africa. See here for details of his Memorial. Donations to his Memorial Fund will go 100% to the project that Chris visited in 2017 with Jason Leonard. When those same children visited London, Chris was there to welcome and play with them. Read more
Weʼre raising £50,000 to contribute to causes close to Ian Michael Williams' heart, keeping his legacy alive and continuing his impact on the world. Read more
The Kings Rugby Development Academy provides 250 of the poorest children (6-16 yrs) from the largest Sub-Saharan African slum with opportunities for a better and enriched life. The programme gives the children from the Kibera, green fields of open space, positive ‘coach’ role models, nutritious food, plenty of clean water to drink, medical support and the joy of exchanging rags for rugby kits and much more. Read more
EDRU are taking a men's & women's squad to South Africa, following on from both teams participation in the World Deaf Rugby sevens competition in Australia last year. This will be the first time these two Nations will play against each other & is a huge step forward in the development & progress of Deaf Rugby. This competition will have to be individually funded by all players, coaches & staff. Each person travelling must raise £1500 to cover the total cost of the 10 day tour. Read more
The Richmond Heavies is the veteran’s side of Richmond Rugby Club in West London, one of the oldest clubs in the world and presently playing in the RFU Championship as the sole amateur club. Several recent unexpected bereavements of players have led to the creation of a charitable foundation to help protect senior and junior players at the club, as well as being able to help those immediately impacted, by a serious illness or bereavement. Read more
Atlas CEO Sally Pettipher, her husband Jim and son Will have established this fund to continue their personal support of the Jungle Crows and their Khelo Rugby programme in Kolkata and beyond. Read more
The Silver Hippos met Jason Leonard and the England Rugby team in Cape Town at a visit to an Atlas Foundation project. Jason established the Atlas Foundation to "raise kids out of disadvantage through the power of rugby". The Hippos were very admiring of this work and have set up this Fund to continue to support the work we saw there, and in other places around the world. Read more
Following Ed's tragic death this Memorial Fund has been established to honour his memory. Ed's family will use it to further the charitable work that Ed did in South Africa when he toured there with his rugby team. Read more
The Atlas Foundation is proud to partner with Sutton and Epsom RFC to support grassroots rugby development. Read more
The current club was formed in 1976 by a group of dedicated teachers at the local senior schools with the intention of providing ex-pupils with a club that would enable them to continue playing the game. The Club now boasts two senior adult teams, the 1XV currently compete in the Midlands 3 East (North) Division. Read more
The Bob & Tracy Harris Family Fund raises money to help children in the poorest parts of the world get essential health, education and social support through the work of the Atlas Foundation. This work brings Tracy's nursing background and Bob's rugby background together to help kids have a healthy, happy future as part of the worldwide rugby family. Read more
Barking RFC is proud to be a partner of the ATLAS Foundation. ATLAS was created by Jason Leonard in order to give strength to some of the poorest children on earth. Through our own ATLAS Barking Community Fund we can provide food, water, medicine, education, kit, boots, ball, coaching and the benefits we all feel though rugby. Read more
We wanted to continue to support the amazing work the Lunch Bowl charity are doing in Kenya and especially with the many hundreds of children some orphans that benefit from taking part in playing rugby and look forward to having a nice hot meal!