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Young entrepreneur raises £1100 for Atlas through his own t-shirt business

11 Year Old Zac Wood Raises £1100 for Atlas, after establishing his own brand 'Zace'.
Jon’s MRRF Challenge

After a tough 2020 I decided to set myself some challenges for 2021, to raise some money for charity and to raise awareness around men’s mental health along the way. I chose a charity which is close to my heart both personally and professionally, and that’s the Matt Ratana Rugby Foundation.
Out with the Old (2020) and in with the New (2021)

Check out our new logo for 2021.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!

From all the team here at Atlas, we wish you Happy and Healthy New Year.

The Matt Ratana Rugby Foundation

Our mission is simple – to change life experiences through Rugby harnessing the power of the game to make a positive, lasting impact on individuals’ lives, developing skills and strengthening communities. Something that Matt did every day of his 54 years of life.
The Philip Williams Project

In memory of Philip “Tonka” Williams to support research into rugby related brain injuries and mental health issues.
Areté Performance fundraiser for kids in Masiphumelele

We are delighted to be raising money to support the ATLAS FOUNDATION and the work that they are doing in the Masiphumelele Township in the Western Cape of South Africa. The outbreak of COVID-19 has made an extremely difficult and challenging situation worse, with the risk of disease and starvation heightened as it becomes more difficult for people to afford the basic foods to feed their families and keep them safe.
Banish the Beard and Barnet Challenge

Join the Front Row Club challenge to help raise funds for masks, medical supplies and food for kids in Atlas projects.
Emergency medical supplies

Buy basic medical supplies to save the lives of our children and project workers living in slums and shanty towns where the Coronavirus will be devastating. Select Atlas Foundation in Amazon Smile and half a percent of your shopping bill will go to Atlas to fund basic medical supplies.
Race to the Stones

First Marathon to Athens, now 100km Lewknor to Avebury, Glen Smith will be joined by Ben Nicholson and 30 runners and walkers to conquer the Ultra Marathon "Race to the Stones" in memory of their friends Anita, Alex and Annabel Nicholson.
England Deaf Rugby Tour to South Africa May 2020 Francesca Kyle

This fundraising page is to raise money for my share which will go towards the costs of flights, accommodation and other necessities for our tour to South Africa.
HENRY BENNET - England Deaf Rugby Union South Africa Tour 2020

I have been selected to play for the England Deaf Rugby tour to South Africa in May 2020. Although supported and part-funded by the RFU I have to raise £1500 to cover some of the costs of the trip.
First 50 and 15 at 15,000 Feet

My Dad and I wanted to do something daring and big in memory of Anita, Alex and Annabel. I know my friend Alex would think that jumping out of an airplane over Australia was just the kind of crazy thing my Dad and I would do. This is in honor of him. My Dad was 50 this year and I was 15, so we are closing 2019 on a high, literally at 15000feet above ground. Please sponsor us and raise as much money as we can for the AN*** memorial fund.
Penny Seach - AON Singapore 2020 Round the Island Challenge

The AON Singapore 2020 Round the Island Challenge, which takes place 13-14th March 2020, will see a group of senior executives from across the Asian (and some further afield) insurance industry come together to set a Singapore Record, circumnavigating Singapore in 3 outrigger boats.

Ben Nicholson interview Easter Sunday 2020

Read the moving interview with Ben Nicholson in the Sunday Times. “Sri Lanka’s Easter Bombings: one year on from the terror that killed my wife and children.”
Rugby Family Pulls Together

Tragically Atlas's Singapore event manager, Anita Nicholson, was killed along with her rugby-mad children Alex and Annabel in the Sri Lanka bombings on Easter Sunday. Atlas is working with Anita's husband Ben to establish a memorial fund and a permanent fitting tribute to these wonderful and much missed members of our rugby family.
Anita, Alex & Annabel Nicholson Memorial Fund

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.
Richmond Heavies Foundation Fund

We are The Richmond Heavies Foundation – the heart of the Richmond rugby family. The Foundation was borne out of the unconnected premature deaths of three amazing guys closely connected to the Heavies and club within six weeks of each other in 2018. Protecting Players and Supporting Families is our mission. We want everyone in the wider rugby family to get involved so please help and support us. To find out more visit www.richheaviesfdn.org
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The Ian Williams Foundation Fund

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.
Matt Ratana Memorial Reaches £100k in a weekend

The Matt Ratana Memorial reaches £100k in a weekend
The Difference We Make

From Argentina to Zimbabwe, children from the poorest towns and slums can be sure of practical support and friendship, as well as guidance through the core rugby values of integrity, hard work and respect. Whether you visit a youth centre, experience Atlas at school, in your community, or are a part of a rugby initiative, you can expect to develop the skills that enable you to work hard for yourself, and give you the support you need to thrive.
Matthew's 200km in 7 days Challenge!

Not content with completing the ‘Race to the Stones Virtual 100km’ challenge last month in support of the Anita, Alex and Annabel Nicholson Memorial Fund, Matthew Power, aged 15, took it upon himself to complete two further challenges.
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