About us

Why OneRichmond?

Our area has long been seen as a wealthy, flourishing London suburb, but this is only part of Richmond’s story. For many local people, this masks a harsher reality.

OneRichmond was established by two well-known local funders, Richmond Foundation and Hampton Fund, to address inequality and hardship across the borough.

Through research, local data and by talking to residents, we have built a good understanding of the issues facing people living in Richmond today. With help from our local community, we can raise awareness of these local issues and unlock new funding to help tackle them.

By encouraging people who live locally, to give locally, we can increase the amount of grant funding available to local organisations, and ensure projects and services are available where they are needed most.

See how you can help

Applying for a grant

Through our grants programme, we fund organisations who are addressing local need. We are currently focusing on projects and organisations that address the causes of social isolation, such as mental health, deprivation, age, disability, and more.

See our current grant opportunities below:

Read more about why we’re combating social isolation

In March 2026, we hosted a fundraising event in aid of people experiencing or at risk of homelessness in our borough, raising over £20,800. Half of these funds went to our partner charity for the evening, Vineyard Community & Richmond Foodbank; the other half is now available as a grant fund open to any charity supporting people experiencing or at risk of homelessness in the Richmond borough.

We are now taking expressions of interest from local organisations whose work supports people experiencing or at risk of homelessness. Expressions of Interest are open until 31st August 2026. To check if you are eligible and find out more, click here.

Meet our team

Lucy Graley

Trustee

Roger Mosey

Trustee

Sarah Wilkins

Trustee

Craig Leyland

Trustee

Sue Martineau

Director

Logan Randle

Programme and CSR Development Officer

Saoirse Byrne

Communications and Programmes Officer

To speak with one of our team, please call us on 020 3747 9357, email [email protected] or fill in the form below: