Azari Foundation
Social progress is usually built with institutions already close to the work.
Azari Foundation seeks partnerships where responsibilities are clear, local context is understood and the work can be monitored with integrity. No partnership should be implied by photography or general website language.
Who may be relevant
Depending on the programme, relevant partners may include community organisations, educational institutions, health providers, research bodies, social enterprises, public institutions or specialist nonprofits.
The Foundation does not publish unconfirmed partner names.
What we look for
Relevant capability, governance, local credibility, safeguarding, financial discipline, data handling and willingness to learn all matter.
The balance of criteria should reflect the type and risk of the proposed work.
What partners can expect
The Foundation should provide a clear purpose, decision process, funding terms where applicable, reporting expectations and contact route.
Requirements should be explained before commitments are made.
Conflicts and independence
Relationships within the wider Azari group should not bypass partner assessment or create undisclosed commercial influence over philanthropic decisions.
Potential conflicts should be identified and managed.
No open-call assumption
This website does not itself constitute an open grant or partnership solicitation unless a specific opportunity is published with eligibility and process information.
General enquiries may be sent through the contact page.