Kenneth & Susan Green Charitable Foundation

The Kenneth & Susan Green Charitable Foundation embodies a pragmatic, impact-driven philanthropy committed to fostering an equitable society through targeted support for poverty relief, educational advancement, health improvement, and arts, culture, heritage, and scientific progress. Guided by trustees' personal dedication to public benefit and long-term sustainability, their values emphasize strengthening well-governed charities delivering tangible, measurable outcomes via project funding, core costs, and unrestricted grants. They believe enduring change arises from empowering established institutions addressing acute social needs with integrity, oversight, and focus on immediate relief alongside systemic equity.

They prioritize poverty relief initiatives tackling financial hardship, food insecurity, and social welfare for families in crisis and individuals facing destitution; educational advancement expanding access for children, young people, and underserved students through scholarships, tutoring, after-school programs, and skills training; health interventions advancing wellbeing and saving lives, including cancer care support like counselling, peer support groups, therapeutic activities, and patient resources for those with prostate cancer, complex health needs, or life-threatening conditions; arts, culture, and heritage programs promoting creative expression, community arts projects, inclusive performances, and heritage preservation for diverse audiences experiencing isolation; scientific endeavours fostering research, innovation, and public engagement in STEM fields. Supported activities encompass direct service delivery such as day services, outreach, advocacy, community-led events, and capacity-building for resilient, evidence-based interventions prioritizing preventative health, inclusive education, cultural enrichment, and poverty alleviation.

They exclude funding for individuals, capital projects, endowments, or activities outside registered charities' core operations. Distinctive for family-stewarded, trustee-led discernment favoring robustly governed organizations with proven impact in cancer support, arts institutions like royal opera houses, and educational equity, they target beneficiaries including impoverished families, children with learning barriers, cancer patients and carers, isolated elderly, ethnic minorities seeking cultural access, and communities advancing science and heritage preservation through holistic, person-centred approaches.