About the Sir Robert Ogden Charitable Foundation
The Sir Robert Ogden Charitable Foundation is a registered charity in England and Wales (Charity No. 1180422), established by Sir Robert and Lady Ana Ogden in furtherance of their longstanding commitment to philanthropy and the advancement of medicine, scientific research, and education in England.
Established as a permanent charitable institution, the Foundation is intended to endure for future generations, advancing charitable purposes for the public benefit through the responsible stewardship of its resources.
The Foundation is governed by a maximum of three Trustees, none of whom receive any remuneration or personal benefit. The Foundation’s assets are applied exclusively in furtherance of its charitable objects.
In pursuing its charitable objects, the Foundation engages with leading charitable and academic institutions to maximise the impact of its philanthropic activities.
Through its support of reputable organisations, including Macmillan Cancer Support, the University of Leeds, and the National Autistic Society, the Foundation contributes to initiatives that advance medical research, education, healthcare, and the relief of those in need.
Guided by the vision and values of its founders, the Sir Robert Ogden Charitable Foundation is committed to preserving a lasting legacy of responsible philanthropy and supporting charitable initiatives that deliver enduring public benefit for generations to come.
