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The foundation has close links to [[Evelyn de Rothschild]] and provides funding for the Sir [[Evelyn de Rothschild]] Professorship of Finance at Cambridge University's [[Judge Business School]], a professorship that focuses on venture capital<ref>Steven Kahn, City & Business, ''The Express'', 5-October-2007</ref>. Another programme at Cambridge University is described as being funded by Sir [[Evelyn de Rothschild]] and Lady [[Lynn de Rothschild]] through the Eranda Foundation.<ref>Indo-Asian News Service, CAMBRIDGE ANNOUNCES SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME IN PM'S NAME, ''Indo-Asian News Service'', 12-January-2009</ref> | The foundation has close links to [[Evelyn de Rothschild]] and provides funding for the Sir [[Evelyn de Rothschild]] Professorship of Finance at Cambridge University's [[Judge Business School]], a professorship that focuses on venture capital<ref>Steven Kahn, City & Business, ''The Express'', 5-October-2007</ref>. Another programme at Cambridge University is described as being funded by Sir [[Evelyn de Rothschild]] and Lady [[Lynn de Rothschild]] through the Eranda Foundation.<ref>Indo-Asian News Service, CAMBRIDGE ANNOUNCES SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME IN PM'S NAME, ''Indo-Asian News Service'', 12-January-2009</ref> | ||
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The [[Eranda Foundation]] awarded a grant of £15,000 to the [[Quilliam Foundation]] in 2010-11<ref>Schedule of grants paid for the year ended 5 April 2011, Eranda Foundation.</ref>, £79,000 in 2011-12 and £94,500 in 2012-13.<ref>Schedule of grants paid for the year ended 5 April 2013, Eranda Foundation.</ref> | The [[Eranda Foundation]] awarded a grant of £15,000 to the [[Quilliam Foundation]] in 2010-11<ref>Schedule of grants paid for the year ended 5 April 2011, Eranda Foundation.</ref>, £79,000 in 2011-12 and £94,500 in 2012-13.<ref>Schedule of grants paid for the year ended 5 April 2013, Eranda Foundation.</ref> | ||
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| + | It also awarded the [[Henry Jackson Society]] a 30,000 grant in 2013. <ref> Eranda Foundation,*[http://powerbase.info/images/9/9d/ErandaGrants2013.pdf Grants for 2012-13] </ref> | ||
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Revision as of 09:43, 8 March 2017
The Eranda Foundation is a charitable trust founded in 1967, by Sir Evelyn de Rothschild, that awards philanthropic donations to various charitable causes.[1][2]
The foundation is a patron of the University of Buckingham, meaning it has donated over £100,000 to the UK's only privately funded university.[3]. The foundation also founds the Lady Lynn Joyful Home school[4]
The foundation has close links to Evelyn de Rothschild and provides funding for the Sir Evelyn de Rothschild Professorship of Finance at Cambridge University's Judge Business School, a professorship that focuses on venture capital[5]. Another programme at Cambridge University is described as being funded by Sir Evelyn de Rothschild and Lady Lynn de Rothschild through the Eranda Foundation.[6]
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Grants
The Eranda Foundation awarded a grant of £15,000 to the Quilliam Foundation in 2010-11[7], £79,000 in 2011-12 and £94,500 in 2012-13.[8]
It also awarded the Henry Jackson Society a 30,000 grant in 2013. [9]
Grant schedules
Affiliations
Notes
- ↑ The Eranda Foundation, Eranda Foundation, Charities Direct.com, Accessed 07-September-2010.
- ↑ Philanthropy, E.L. Rothschild, accessed 21 February 2014
- ↑ Patrons, Patrons, University of Buckingham, Accessed 03-September-2010
- ↑ Indo-Asian News Service, Research must for better economic growth: Prince Andrew, Indo-Asian News Service, 3-November-2006
- ↑ Steven Kahn, City & Business, The Express, 5-October-2007
- ↑ Indo-Asian News Service, CAMBRIDGE ANNOUNCES SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME IN PM'S NAME, Indo-Asian News Service, 12-January-2009
- ↑ Schedule of grants paid for the year ended 5 April 2011, Eranda Foundation.
- ↑ Schedule of grants paid for the year ended 5 April 2013, Eranda Foundation.
- ↑ Eranda Foundation,*Grants for 2012-13
