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The Atlas Foundation, in partnership with Little Sports Organisation (LSO) and Far & Wild Travel, has launched Sport for the Planet, an initiative that blends sport, education, and environmental action to support disadvantaged young people in Mombasa, Kenya.

Reflecting on the outcomes we achieved in 2025 is a moment of immense pride for everyone connected to The Atlas Foundation.

On 29 January 2026, the Atlas Foundation officially launched the second Atlas Digi Bus – now rebranded as the Digi-AI Bus – marking an important milestone in expanding access to digital education in Kenya.

This month, we’re keeping the momentum going with another unmissable giveaway. Tickets to the World Rugby Museum. Whether you're a dedicated rugby fan or one of our amazing supporters, this is an opportunity to experience rugby through the ages and celebrate the...

On January 20, the first tournament of the year took place as part of the Tag Rugby Coexistence Programme in Haifa, Israel, to mark International Day of Peaceful Coexistence. The event demonstrated how sport can bring young people together across cultural and social divides, even in challenging times.

The Atlas Foundation is proud to announce a new partnership with Far & Wild Travel and our local partner, Little Sports Organisation Kenya. Together, we are supporting disadvantaged children in Mombasa, Kenya, to access safe, high-quality education, giving children a genuine chance to break the cycle of poverty and the opportunity to thrive.

This winter, fields across five locations in India were transformed into hubs of energy, teamwork and possibility as Khelo Rugby delivered its annual Winter Camp.

Our Atlas South Africa Executive Director, and Atlas Trustee, Sue Anderson, has been recognised by His Majesty King Charles III’s New Year’s Honours List, receiving the British Empire Medal (BEM) for her outstanding services to Charity through Sport.

In recognition of over 30 years of raising charitable funds and services to rugby, Richard “Juggler” Austin has been honoured in the 2026 New Years Honours list to become a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE).

Happy New Year! Let’s kick off 2026 with a bang! We’re starting the year strong with another unmissable giveaway. A £25 Huel Voucher A huge thank you to HUEL for their generous donation for our giveaway. By joining the Atlas newsletter, you’ll get access to our...

Our Big Give Christmas Challenge closed on 9 December, and we are so grateful for the support shown!

This month, we’re keeping the momentum going with another unmissable giveaway. Tickets to Harlequins v Gloucester, 21st March 2026. This month, we’re keeping the momentum going with another unmissable giveaway. Whether you’re a dedicated rugby fan or one of our...

Join us as we launch our Big Give Christmas Challenge on ‘Giving Tuesday’, 2 December, until 9 December. Thanks to the support of The Reed Foundation, your donation will have twice the impact as we raise funds for Bhubesi Pride Foundation.

In Saraswatipur, a remote village in India’s elephant corridor, daily life is marked by hardship and danger. Yet, through Khelo Rugby’s creation of the Sunrise Centre, children have gained access to safety, education, and hope. This initiative has transformed lives, boosting school attendance and inspiring lasting community change.

This month's prize is a Signed Harlequin's Shirt by Oscar Beard. Whether you're a rugby fan or one of our supporters, this is a unique chance to own a piece of sporting history and be part of a movement changing lives through rugby. A huge thank you to the Harlequin's...

This November, as we mark World Tsunami Day, we are thrilled to share a major progress update on our ongoing commitment to the Kingdom of Tonga.

A part of the Atlas South Africa All Schools initiative, the Atlas Media Centres at Masiphumelele and Ocean View High Schools have become vital hubs of learning, safety, and growth.

On 17 October, we join the global community in marking the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty – a day that reminds us poverty is not only about lack of income, but about dignity, justice, and belonging.

The Atlas Foundation is joining in with the world to celebrate World Teachers’ Day – a moment to recognise and honour the teachers who shape lives and transform education across the globe.

This month’s prize is a Goodness Project Gift Hamper, generously donated by our friends at The Goodness Project, a young, dynamic company specialising in vegan, gluten-free, and free-from whole-foods and gifts. Their beautifully curated hampers are packed with...

Conquering Mount Toubkal: Trustees and Supporters Take on the 2025 Atlas Trek in the Atlas Mountains.

Dauntsey’s School celebrated its partnership with The Atlas Foundation as Dauntsey’s Charity of the Year for the 2024/25 academic year.

On 6 September, a group of determined hikers, spanning all ages and backgrounds, took on the rugged beauty of Scotland's highlands. Together, they trekked an impressive 19 miles through the iconic Lairig Ghru pass, all in support of a remarkable cause: raising vital...

From 4th to 23rd August, Little Sports Organisation (LSO) ran its PATHWAYS Holiday Programme, giving children a safe, fun, and enriching space during the school break.  The programme blended sports, life skills, and learning to give children from urban villages...