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Revision as of 08:42, 6 May 2011

The Young Britons’ Foundation was co-founded in July 2003 by Donal Blaney, Greg Smith and Ben Pickering.[1]

The Young Britons’ Foundation was entirely inspired by the success, drive and spirit of the American conservative movement.
First introduced to organisations such as the American Conservative Union, the Young America’s Foundation, the Leadership Institute, Collegiate Network and the Heritage Foundation at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), it was clear to co-founder Donal Blaney and Greg Smith that Britain was behind in the training and development of younger political activists.[2]

Funding

Funding received by the Young Britons' Foundation in £ sterling per calendar year
Donor Organisation 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
Healthgear Contracts[3] - - - - - 54,999 -
Institute for Policy Research[4] - - - 1,000 100
Nigel Vinson Charitable Trust[5] - - - - - 1,400 -

People

Board of Trustees

Staff

Advisory Board

Bryan Auchterlonie | Morton Blackwell | Iain Dale | John Dodd | Matthew Elliott | Andrew Griffith | John Hilboldt | David Keene | Mark Loveday | William J McCarthy | Alan Mendoza | Professor Patrick Minford | Iain Murray | Ben Pickering | Ron Robinson | Greg Smith | Russell Tillson

Parliamentary Council

Lord Trimble | Lord Parkinson | Earl of Stockton | Liam Fox MP | Bill Cash MP | Gerald Howarth MP | Julian Lewis MP | Nigel Evans MP | Greg Hands MP | Daniel Hannan MEP | Nirj Deva MEP | Roger Helmer MEP | Chris Heaton-Harris MEP

Founder Donors

Kevin Fallon | John Midgley & Laura Midgeley | Paul Osborn | Paul Shea | Tom Scott | Chris Walsh | Sarkis Zeronian[6]

Website

External Resources

References

  1. About Us, The Young Britons' Foundation, accessed 9 November 2008.
  2. The Genesis of the Young Britons’ Foundation, Young Britons' Foundation, accessed 9 November 2008.
  3. Data accessible from: Electoral Commission Donations: Basic Search, accessed 6 May 2011
  4. Data compiled from filings at the Charity Commission.
  5. Data compiled from filings at the Charity Commission.
  6. The Genesis of the Young Britons’ Foundation, Young Britons' Foundation, accessed 9 November 2008.