Current partnerships
Established in 2019 and founded by Michael and Henrietta Lindsell, The Lindsell Foundation looks to fund initiatives that will inspire and support children and young people of all abilities, living in disadvantaged situations, to learn and develop skills for the future. The Foundation does not accept unsolicited proposals and applications for funding.
IntoUniversity — Norwich
The Lindsell Foundation partnered with IntoUniversity alongside the lead partner The University of East Anglia (UEA) to help set up a new learning centre in Norwich. In 2021. IntoUniversity works closely with universities and schools to support young people from disadvantaged backgrounds over many years to pursue their chosen pathway, vocation or even to either gain a place at university.
IntoUniversity — Great Yarmouth
The Lindsell Foundation partnered in 2023 with IntoUniversity to help set up the Great Yarmouth centre. The lead partners for this centre are UEA and Trinity College, Cambridge. The new centre opened on 5th March 2023 and is located in the popular Market Gates Shopping Centre, which will help to integrate it into the local community. Thus far it has been a great success and exceeded all its forecasts. Click on the link below to find out more about the centre itself.
Previous partnerships
The Sutton Trust
The Lindsell Foundation partnered with The Sutton Trust in 2019 and The Esmée Fairbairn Foundation to run a pilot scheme in two areas, Hackney and Nottinghamshire. The aim was to improve children’s early language and communication by supporting speech and language therapy teams. This was a successful two year partnership with The Sutton Trust.
