Our promise
FOC is more than just an organisation – it is a community. We are committed to making a positive contribution to the wider community and working inclusively with people from all backgrounds in a way that reflects our values and objectives. Our community engagement extends far beyond cricket and sport. We take pride in doing things differently and consistently go above and beyond to make a meaningful impact.
Education Development
In addition to supporting medical and charitable causes, participating OBAs are also given the opportunity to contribute to their respective schools in Sri Lanka by supporting education, sport, and the development of facilities.
Cancer Relief Sri Lanka
Our charitable foundation makes significant and meaningful contributions to cancer hospitals across Sri Lanka each year. Through our Cancer Relief Sri Lanka programme, we have provided essential medical supplies and equipment that help improve the quality of life of thousands of patients, supporting their treatment, recovery, and overall wellbeing.
Anthony Nolan
We are proud to support Anthony Nolan, the charity that makes life-saving connections between people with blood cancer and generous individuals willing to donate their stem cells. Our commitment extends beyond annual donations, as we actively encourage and help recruit stem cell donors from within our own community, contributing to this invaluable life-saving work.
Cancer Research UK
We are proud to support Cancer Research UK, the world’s largest charitable funder of cancer research dedicated to saving lives through groundbreaking research. The FOC Charity Foundation is honoured to partner with Cancer Research UK, supporting its mission to raise funds, advance research, and help beat cancer.
Enhancing Talent through Community Cricket
We know from experience that cricket can be a powerful and lasting influence on a young person’s learning and development, bringing significant educational and social benefits. Supported by the ECB and county cricket clubs, FOC aims to encourage more children and young people across the United Kingdom to become involved in the game of cricket.
