
Redbus is committed to being a responsible and engaged corporate citizen.
A meaningful percentage of the profits generated by Redbus is donated to charitable initiatives through our sister organisation, theFFF.org. Established in 2006, the FFF is a UK based foundation focused on long term, systemic impact.
The FFF takes an entrepreneurial approach to philanthropy. It supports targeted initiatives, partners with high quality local NGOs and helps coordinate efforts across stakeholders to address complex social challenges.
Its work is centred on equipping young people to become change makers and civil society leaders in their respective countries. Through education, healthcare, teacher training and scholarship programmes, the FFF focuses on strengthening the foundations of dynamic and resilient communities.
The FFF is an active partner rather than a passive donor. In addition to funding, it provides strategic guidance, operational support and access to networks. It funds projects rather than organisations and, in some cases, directly implements and manages initiatives on the ground.
The FFF is not a typical foundation or donor. It is an active donor that engages fully with partners, providing funding, but also strategic and business management support and access to its extensive networks. The FFF does not fund organizations, it funds projects. In some cases, the FFF themselves are the implementer fully managing and funding projects on the ground.
The Franks Family Foundation
The Foundation has developed a model of how to spend aid more effectively by forming partnerships with Best-in-Class charities and NGOs characterised by the following: