Our Vision

To build a strong, healthy and connected community in Hammersmith & Fulham 

Our Mission

To use the collective strength of the Hurlingham Club to enable our local community to access opportunities and spaces that improve health, wellbeing and social connection

Our Objectives

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Deliver activities that support the physical, social, and mental well-being of those most in need

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Increase community support through meaningful volunteering and charitable giving opportunities 

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Develop sustainable partnerships that are embedded within the community

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 Build a strong Foundation that allows us to better listen to and connect with the community

To hear more about what we have achieved from 2021-2023 click below to view our Impact Report

Impact Report

  • “I love going to places like this.  It’s even better because I am with people who have similar problems... It makes me feel that I’m not alone.” 

    – Becky, attendee at our Fulham Memories Club, an inclusive, dementia-friendly lunch group.

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  • “Tim has inspired us all to pursue our dreams and even if we find it difficult, to keep on trying.”

    – Mali, Head Girl of Sulivan Primary School, after we hosted a tennis coaching clinic with British tennis legend Tim Henman. 

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  • “In the really hard times we face, the one thing that makes my children smile is going to The Hurlingham Club. We are so grateful. Thank you from my heart.”

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  • “Thank you so much for your contribution, there were lots of compliments on the food this year.”

    – Jessica Harris-Edwards, Hammersmith and Fulham Council 

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Stories and Case Studies

  • Tea & Tennis Programme: M’s Story

    ‍Launched in September 2025, the Tea & Tennis Programme was created to support grandparents in the local community who unexpectedly find themselves as primary carers for their grandchildren. Research shows that many grandparents in this situation living on lower incomes will experience long-term health challenges and often face social isolation. This programme aims to provide meaningful support that boosts confidence….

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  • Sands End Associated Projects in Action: K’s Story

    Since the Foundation’s inception in 2021, we have proudly supported our neighbours at Sands End Associated Projects in Action (SEAPIA). Founded by local residents in 1970, SEAPIA provides low-cost play and childcare provisions for children aged 4-13 in the borough through their week-day childcare and after school Adventure drop-off sessions...

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  • Solidarity Sports: Nana, Leyla and Benjamin’s Story

    Solidarity Sports is a children’s charity based in West London that provides person-centred care to disadvantaged children and young people aged 5-17, living with and recovering from complex trauma. The charity works closely with Social Services and Hestia - a women’s refuge centre reaching 240 vulnerable children and their families annually…

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  • Solidarity Sports: Timothy and Tamar’s Story

    Solidarity Sports is a children’s charity based in West London that provides person-centred care to disadvantaged children and young people aged 5-17, living with and recovering from complex trauma. The charity works closely with Social Services and Hestia - a women’s refuge centre reaching 240 vulnerable children and their families annually…

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