The Patron Charitable Initiatives have been central to our efforts since 1999 and continue to drive positive change and empower communities across the globe.
Nearly 25 years on, we continue to:
A note from Keith Breslauer, Managing Partner at Patron Capital:
We are thrilled to host and support many large to small-scale enterprises throughout each year to address where there is clear unmet need for support and improvement. This includes our long-standing partnership with the RMA-Royal Marines Charity, the PTI as well as a number of new local and international charities.
We know we can make a meaningful difference in the lives of people who need essential support and are proud to work closely with inspiring, experienced care professionals who have deep, personal connections with their communities. We provide support, host fundraisers and provide office space to long-standing partners to help thousands of individuals and their families.
These philanthropic interests remain a core principle of Patron Capital’s ethos, and we are exceptionally pleased by what we have achieved so far.
I thank the thousands of people who have contributed their time and effort to these potentially life-changing programs both this year and across Patron’s history.
Championing global education for all age groups as well as professional development courses to ensure that teachers have the skills and support to provide high-quality education and valuable experiences for students.
Strong supporters of The PTI. To date 34,0000 students have benefitted from improved education standards and 100% of teachers agree the PTI involvement will have an impact in school.
Helping current and retired members of the Armed Forces suffering from mental and physical disabilities. Focused on reintroducing members in to everyday life following service.
Patron is the largest private supporter of the Royal Marines Charity (RMA). Since 2010, we have raised approximately £5.3m for the RMA.
Supporting global initiatives to provide ongoing support for local communities and introduce new opportunities for those facing adversity. The Women in Safe Homes (WISH) Fund is a core focus.
In recent years, we have helped over 4000 children in Nepal with new schools, built in over 35 villages as well as forming a new teacher training establishment.
2024
Property Manager of the Year
2023
Investment of the Year: Real Estate
Women in Safe Homes
2023
Best ESG Fund in Real Estate
2023
Social Impact Category
Women in Safe Homes
2023
Sustainability Award
Women in Safe Homes
2023
Property Manager of the Year