Janki Saye Foundation

Enabling solutions for people with disabilities

King’s College School raises over £200

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Thank you to the boys at Bourne House for your fundraising efforts which included a Social Distancing Talent Show and a Christmas Cross Country race.

We really appreciate your support and the support of your parents and teachers, especially during these really challenging times!!

Surbiton High School raises £549!!!

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Huge thanks to the students at SHS for raising £549 during the last academic year. We are truly grateful for your ongoing support and really appreciate that JSF continues to be one of your nominated charities.

London Marathon 2020

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We are delighted to offer ONE lucky runner the opportunity to run in one of the most iconic and exciting running events.

  • Date: 26 April 2020
  • Location: Greenwich, London
  • Registration Fee: £50
  • Minimum fundraising target: £1,900

If you would like to run, have fun AND raise much needed funds for the Janki Saye Foundation, please email us at fundraising@jankisaye.org

Zayan’s Innovative Fundraising Idea

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Zayan, our youngest Associate, is now 10 years old and has come up with a very innovative way to raise money for JSF.

Please watch the video below to find out what this talented boy has created.

We think you will agree that this is very inspiring on many levels, and would really appreciate it if you would make a donation to his JustGiving fundraising page: just click HERE

King’s College School raises £1,169!!!

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Congratulations and a huge thank you to the staff and boys at Bourne House for raising such a great amount through their fundraising activities: bake sales, mufti, summer fair and cross country run.

These funds enabled us to help 2 young men in need of assistive technology to communicate with those around them and to continue with their education.

So again, thank you!!!

Phil completes Swimathon

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Congratulations to Phil Anthony for swimming 1.5 miles (2500m) on April 1st and raising £820.

And to continue with his heroic effort, Phil followed this with a 1.5 mile swim in the freezing Irish Sea!!

Well done Phil and thank you!!!