The Carl Lewis Foundation

The Carl Lewis Foundation is a registered charity in the United Kingdom with the charity number 1195817. It was established in memory of Carl Lewis, who passed away from pancreatic cancer at the age of 34. The foundation aims to honor his memory by supporting causes that align with his passions and interests.

Purpose and Activities

The foundation's primary objectives are two-fold:

• Cancer Support and Research: It raises funds to support medical facilities engaged in cancer treatment and research. Additionally, it provides assistance to individuals suffering from cancer, as well as their families and carers.
• Environmental Conservation: The foundation also works towards the maintenance, conservation, and protection of places of natural beauty and wildlife habitats. This reflects Carl Lewis's love for the outdoors, which included activities like walking, climbing, caving, and birdwatching.

Geographic Scope

The Carl Lewis Foundation operates across England and Wales, making grants to both organizations and individuals within these regions.

Governance and Structure

The foundation is governed by four trustees and supported by ten volunteers. No trustees receive compensation from the organization.

Financial Summary

For the financial year ending December 31, 2023, the foundation reported a total income of £19,649 and a total expenditure of £34,682.

Public Support

The foundation relies on public support through fundraising activities and donations. It encourages individuals to participate in events and engage in fundraising initiatives to further its mission.

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