PHILANTHROPIC IMPACT
Where the Foundation's support goes.
The Foundation is early in its work. The nonprofits below are the start of our commitments. The Justice Company’s platform growth will allow us to take on relief efforts around the globe.
Taawon
NOOR Orphan Care Program
Taawon is a Palestinian civil society organisation with decades of experience delivering humanitarian support across the region.
The Foundation supports its NOOR Orphan Care Program, which provides ongoing care, stability, and psychological support for children who have lost one or both parents to the conflict in Gaza.
Taawon holds accreditation recognised across the Arab world, including an endorsement from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia held by very few international organisations. Taawon is disciplined and close to the communities it serves. The Foundation's relationship is formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding.
To support Taawon's work directly: taawon.org
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UCL
Humanitarian Scholarship Program
University College London's humanitarian scholarship program supports students whose education has been interrupted or made inaccessible by conflict, displacement, or systematic human rights abuses — regardless of where those students come from.
Education is the mechanism through which communities recover the capacity to rebuild. Funding a student through UCL is an investment in a generation's ability to recover from the worst human rights violations.
Learn more: UCL Humanitarian Scholarship Program
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What Comes Next
The Foundation is in active conversation with groups working in South Sudan, Western Sahara, Ukraine, and other regions where acute need and scarce resources converge.
Areas under active consideration include:
Organisations supporting women and girls affected by conflict-related violence and displacement
Landmine clearance and victim support
Displaced communities with limited access to legal, medical, or educational infrastructure
Frontline groups whose work is rarely surfaced by mainstream humanitarian funding channels
If your organisation does work in these areas and you would like to make contact, we welcome it. We cannot respond to general grant inquiries, but we are genuinely interested in understanding what is happening in places that receive less attention than they deserve.