MCC FOUNDATION, MAKING CRICKET A GAME FOR ALL
Based at Lord's Ground in London, the MCC Foundation are a cricket charity delivering projects across the UK and around the world. Providing free coaching and match play in order to empower all boys and girls to reach their full potential in the game, to unite and inspire communities, and to promote physical and mental wellbeing.
BAT FOR A CHANCE
Bat For A Chance is a UK registered charity which aims to help those in need experience the joy of cricket.
We collect and source clothing and equipment, both new and high-quality second hand, for dispatch to schools, clubs and academies all around the world.
We also fund cricket for social good projects with a view to leaving a lasting legacy in communities.
Since our inception we have impacted 18,000 people across 4 different continents and 65+ causes.
CRICKET WITHOUT BORDERS
Cricket Without Borders is about opportunities through cricket. We aim to promote and develop the game of cricket for young women in the spirit of sportsmanship, friendship, cultural diversity and fun.
EAST AFRICAN CRICKET DEVELOPMENT TRUST (EACDT)
East Africa Character Development Trust (EACDT) was founded in 2013 and began operations in 2014. Its founders had strong links with East Africa, having either been born, educated or worked there.
Our Mission is to provide vital life skills to disadvantaged East African children to enable them to elevate the quality of their lives and futures.
Our Vision is to have a world where all young East Africans can become positive contributors to Society.
Our programme imparts the following 8 Key Characteristics that are widely recognized as the best facilitators of personal and professional advancement: integrity, enthusiasm, perseverance, self-control, optimism, gratitude, curiosity and social intelligence.
CRICKET BUILDS HOPE
Cricket Builds Hope runs 'sport for change' social programmes in partnership with charitable and corporate organisations, using the Gahanga Cricket Stadium as a base.
We work across three themes: equality, empowerment and social cohesion