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==Projects, Initiatives== | ==Projects, Initiatives== | ||
===Collaboration House=== | ===Collaboration House=== | ||
| − | Collaboration House is situated at 77-79 Charlotte Street, London, W1T 4PW. Set up to facilitate an exchange of ideas and collaborations between different faith groups and charities, it | + | [[Collaboration House]] is situated at 77-79 Charlotte Street, London, W1T 4PW. Set up to facilitate an exchange of ideas and collaborations between different faith groups and charities, it |
'had an experimental period from 2014-17 focussing on learning what activities and facilities would enhance collaboration for a curated group of charities working in similar areas. Another area of interest was to see if the concept of co-location of these organisations would further enhance the relationships not only between faiths, but also with the wider community.'<ref>[https://www.ostro.com/foundation/c-hub/ Foundation - Collaboration House], Ostro Foundation, last accessed 6 August 2021.</ref> | 'had an experimental period from 2014-17 focussing on learning what activities and facilities would enhance collaboration for a curated group of charities working in similar areas. Another area of interest was to see if the concept of co-location of these organisations would further enhance the relationships not only between faiths, but also with the wider community.'<ref>[https://www.ostro.com/foundation/c-hub/ Foundation - Collaboration House], Ostro Foundation, last accessed 6 August 2021.</ref> | ||
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*[[London Borough of Faiths Network]] | *[[London Borough of Faiths Network]] | ||
*[[Migrant Voices]] | *[[Migrant Voices]] | ||
| − | *[[Nisa Nashim]] | + | *[[Nisa-Nashim]] |
*[[The Coexist Foundation]] | *[[The Coexist Foundation]] | ||
*[[The Council of Christians and Jews]] | *[[The Council of Christians and Jews]] | ||
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'''EG Gurus:''' | '''EG Gurus:''' | ||
| − | [[Maurice Ostro]] | [[David Young]] | [[Emma Jones]] | [[Charles | + | [[Maurice Ostro]] | [[David Young]] | [[Emma Jones]] | [[Charles Wigoder]] | [[Michael Hayman]] | [[Philip Kirkpatrick]] | [[Rajeeb Dey]] | [[Howard Leigh]] | [[Chris Sanger]] | [[Karan Bilimoria]] | [[Elizabeth Slee]] | [[Mustafa Field]] | [[Isabel Kelly]] | [[Jason Holt]] | [[Rafia Qureshi]] |
===Myanmar=== | ===Myanmar=== | ||
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===Smiles=== | ===Smiles=== | ||
| + | Smiles was setup during the Coronavirus pandemic with the aim to create face coverings using the smiles from famous portraits and history’s boldest trailblazers.<ref>[https://www.ostro.com/foundation/smile4ourcarers/ Smile for our Carers], Ostro Fayre Share Foundation, last accessed 9 August 2021.</ref> | ||
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===Faiths United=== | ===Faiths United=== | ||
| + | Faiths United is a coalition of faith leaders and activists responding to the COVID-19 crisis, representing all nine major faiths. Set up at the start of the pandemic, it provides a forum for faith communities to discuss how they have been coping with the COVID-19 pandemic, to share best practices, and to drive joint responses.<ref>[https://www.ostro.com/foundation/faithsunited/ Faiths United], Ostro Fayre Share Foundation, last accessed 9 August 2021.</ref> | ||
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===Connected Communities=== | ===Connected Communities=== | ||
| + | Connected Communities was a youth competition setup in the summer of 2020. The initiative called on young people to share their stories of how the pandemic lockdowns had brought communities together through written word, pictures or videos, about how the lockdown impacted their relations with others. | ||
| + | Partners of Connected Communities: [[Faiths United]] | [[Faiths United Youth Network]] | [[Church of England Newspaper]] | [[British Muslim TV]] | [[Asian Voice]] | [[Sikh Channel]] | [[Jewish News]] | [[Faiths Forum for London]] | [[Storytelling Schools]] | [[Ostro Fayre Share Foundation]] | [[iNews]] | [[The Eden Project]] | [[First News]] | [[/Together]]<ref>[https://www.ostro.com/foundation/connected-communities/ Connected Communities], Ostro Fayre Share Foundation, last accessed 9 August 2021.</ref> | ||
==People== | ==People== | ||
Latest revision as of 15:35, 16 February 2024
The Ostro Fayre Share Foundation (charity no. 1090985), previously the Faye Share Foundation, was established on 7 March 2002.[1] A summary of the organisations activities states 'The Ostro Fayre Share Foundation seeks to promote interfaith, collaboration and connectivity between different communities; to encourage good citizenship and advance entrepreneurialism as a force for good. The Foundation supports faith based charitable purposes and is engaged in promoting the relief of poverty and women's economic empowerment in Burma.'[2]
Contents
Projects, Initiatives
Collaboration House
Collaboration House is situated at 77-79 Charlotte Street, London, W1T 4PW. Set up to facilitate an exchange of ideas and collaborations between different faith groups and charities, it 'had an experimental period from 2014-17 focussing on learning what activities and facilities would enhance collaboration for a curated group of charities working in similar areas. Another area of interest was to see if the concept of co-location of these organisations would further enhance the relationships not only between faiths, but also with the wider community.'[3]
List of charities housed at Collaboration House:
- Christian Muslim Forum
- Faith Based Regeneration Network UK
- Faiths Forum of London
- International Centre for Integration and Cohesion
- Islamic Society of Britain
- London Borough of Faiths Network
- Migrant Voices
- Nisa-Nashim
- The Coexist Foundation
- The Council of Christians and Jews
- The International Debate Education Assoc UK
- The Salam Project
- The United Religions Initiative
- Women’s Interfaith Network
Strengthening Faith Institutions
Since 2016 the Ostro Fayre Share Foundation has been partnered with the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) in rolling out a nationwide initiative called Strengthening Faith Institutions (SFI), which provides training to over 800 religious institutions in England.[4]
In January 2021 SFI was awarded a grant worth £1.15 from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government to help improve Covid-19 awareness and promote vaccine take-up among minority communities.[5]
website: https://www.sfitogether.org
eg (Entrepreneurial Giving)
Entrepreneurial Giving is a movement that allows businesses to make a pledge to donate a percentage of their exit proceeds to charity. Through the EG network it aims to nurture a new generation of purpose-led businesses.[6]
EG Gurus: Maurice Ostro | David Young | Emma Jones | Charles Wigoder | Michael Hayman | Philip Kirkpatrick | Rajeeb Dey | Howard Leigh | Chris Sanger | Karan Bilimoria | Elizabeth Slee | Mustafa Field | Isabel Kelly | Jason Holt | Rafia Qureshi
Myanmar
In 2012 Maurice Ostro travelled to Myanmar with a UK Government delegation to look at opportunities to help with political and economic development. Subsequently, the Ostro Foundation and Ostro Minerals launched the Mining for Development Initiative in Myanmar. Partnering with Hillberg & Berk, the initiative worked to build a team of Buddhist and Muslim women in Mandalay with the aim of 'creating a network to connect jewellery companies across the globe with local Burmese artisans and the graduate cutters and polishers.'[7]
Smiles
Smiles was setup during the Coronavirus pandemic with the aim to create face coverings using the smiles from famous portraits and history’s boldest trailblazers.[8]
Faiths United
Faiths United is a coalition of faith leaders and activists responding to the COVID-19 crisis, representing all nine major faiths. Set up at the start of the pandemic, it provides a forum for faith communities to discuss how they have been coping with the COVID-19 pandemic, to share best practices, and to drive joint responses.[9]
Connected Communities
Connected Communities was a youth competition setup in the summer of 2020. The initiative called on young people to share their stories of how the pandemic lockdowns had brought communities together through written word, pictures or videos, about how the lockdown impacted their relations with others.
Partners of Connected Communities: Faiths United | Faiths United Youth Network | Church of England Newspaper | British Muslim TV | Asian Voice | Sikh Channel | Jewish News | Faiths Forum for London | Storytelling Schools | Ostro Fayre Share Foundation | iNews | The Eden Project | First News | /Together[10]
People
Trustees
As of 6 August 2021:
- Maurice Ostro – Chair
- Lyddon Simon – Trustee
- Hetty Maher – Trustee (appointed 17 June 2016)
- Katy Ostro - Trustee[11]
Affiliations
Contact, website
- Address: 62 Grosvenor Street, London, W1K 3JF
- Phone: 02075699093
- Email: info@fayresharefoundation.org
- Website: www.ostro.com/foundation
Notes
- ↑ Ostro Fayre Share Foundation Governance, Charity Commission, last accessed 6 August 2021.
- ↑ Charity Overview, Charity Commission, last accessed 6 August 2021.
- ↑ Foundation - Collaboration House, Ostro Foundation, last accessed 6 August 2021.
- ↑ Foundation - Interfaith, Ostro Fayre Share Foundation, last accessed 6 August 2021.
- ↑ Simon Rocker, Community Champions to give COVID-19 vaccine advice and boost take up, Press Release gov.uk, last accessed 6 August 2021.
- ↑ About Entrepreneurial Giving, eg website, last accessed 9 August 2021.
- ↑ Myanmar, Ostro Fayre Share Foundation, last accessed 9 August 2021.
- ↑ Smile for our Carers, Ostro Fayre Share Foundation, last accessed 9 August 2021.
- ↑ Faiths United, Ostro Fayre Share Foundation, last accessed 9 August 2021.
- ↑ Connected Communities, Ostro Fayre Share Foundation, last accessed 9 August 2021.
- ↑ Ostro Fayre Share Foundation Trustees, Charity Commission, last accessed 6 August 2021.
