The Reuben Foundation is the principal sponsor of the BFI Reuben Library, Southbank, the British Film Institute’s flagship venue in London. The Library collects information on film, television, and new media in more than 15 languages. It is the leading centre for film knowledge in the UK, and aims to hold the world’s largest collection of written materials on film and television.
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- Photo Three : Morten Odding
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In 2021 The Reuben Foundation supported the redevelopment of the British Academy Film and Television Arts’ home at 195 Piccadilly. The organisation gained the crucial space needed for a greater variety of new talent activity, educational events and increased visitor numbers. The Reuben Gallery at 195 Piccadilly boasts state-of-the-art technology which enables audiences from across the world to interact with BAFTA events in real time, and enable new talent to produce and share exciting content.
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1. BAFTA / Jordan Anderson
2. BAFTA
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The Reuben Centre for Paediatric Virology and Metagenomics was established in October 2014 at Great Ormond Street Hospital and the UCL Institute of Child Health.
Together they now form the largest concentration of children’s health research in Europe. The centre represents a unique opportunity to improve understanding of viral infections and to translate research findings into faster, more personalised treatment for suffering children. Since its establishment, the Reuben centre has provided life-saving treatment in metagenomics- including saving the sight of Ellie, a young doctor in the UK.
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In June 2008, The Reuben Foundation Children’s Cancer Centre was opened, enabling Great Ormond Street Hospital to become the largest centre for paediatric cancer treatment in Europe, and one of the top three largest centres worldwide. The Reuben Foundation Children’s Cancer Centre provides a new Daycare Centre Outpatient Department, and three inpatient wards situated within Great Ormond Street Hospital.
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In 2021, The Reuben Foundation sponsored the Illuminated River project at Westminster Bridge - an ambitious public art commission transforming the capital with a unified light installation across central London’s bridges.
At 3.2 miles in length, Illuminated River spans from London to Lambeth bridges, making it the longest public art commission in the world.
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The Reuben Young People’s Centre opened in March 2025 following the Reuben Foundation’s multimillion-pound gift in March 2022 to build a new, state-of-the-art centre at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London.
The facility provides a best-in-class environment where young people can access holistic care regardless of the reason for their hospital visit, with purpose-designed spaces to help staff better support those with mental health needs.
Designed in partnership with young people the centre provides immediate, specialist and integrated care for young people in mental health crisis. It is the largest of its kind in London, combining — for the first time — mental and physical care for adolescents in one dedicated environment.
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The Reuben Foundation has a longstanding relationship with Centrepoint, supporting this charity’s efforts in ending homelessness for young people in the UK. The foundation has been working with the charity to support them in their work to provide homeless young people with not only a safe place to stay in its hostels, but also vital support in tackling physical and mental health issues.
The Reuben Foundation was the Headline Sponsor of the Centrepoint at The Palace Gala, held in the presence of HRH The Duke of Cambridge at Kensington Palace, in November 2016. The event raised over £1 million.
In 2023 Reuben House was officially opened by The Prince of Wales. Consisting of 33 studio properties in Peckham, Reuben House is the first housing development as part of Centrepoint’s independent living program, which aims at providing hundreds of young people a home and entry level or apprenticeship roles that lead to full time employment across London and Manchester.
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Established in 2019, Reuben College is the 39th college at the University of Oxford - the first in over 30 years.
The Reuben Foundation’s £80 million gift represents one of the largest endowments in Oxford’s history and supports both the development of the college and a major new graduate scholarship programme. This expands on the foundation’s already well-established support for the University through the Reuben Scholarship Programme.
Reuben College brings together researchers working across disciplines to tackle some of the world’s most pressing challenges. Its initial research themes include Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Environmental Change, Cellular Life and Ethics.
“The generosity of the Reuben family will help transform the lives of generations of students and support research that pushes the frontiers of knowledge” - Former Vice-Chancellor of Oxford University, Professor Louise Richardson
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1st picture - John Cairns
2nd picture- Dan Paton
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In May 2019, the Reuben Foundation provided a major gift to Chelsea and Westminster Hospital and its charity CW+ to establish new, comprehensive maternity and neonatal services. This gift created ‘The Reuben Foundation Maternity Centre’ at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, and supported the hospital’s plans to expand and redevelop its Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). The Centre was officially opened in June 2021.
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The Reuben Foundation have provided a transformational gift of a £30m donation to the Courtauld Institute and Gallery, providing a significant proportion of the funding for the Courtauld’s new campus, which will comprise the entire historic East Wing of Somerset House as well as a terrace of buildings along The Strand. The Reuben Foundation’s gift echoes that of Samuel Courtauld, forming part of a major campaign being mounted for the Courtauld’s centenary.
“We are delighted to build upon this success through our new partnership with the Reuben Foundation, which enables us to evolve once more, dramatically expanding our national and international impact.” - Lord Browne of Madingley, Chairman of the Courtauld Institute of Art
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Left- Benedict Johnson
Right- David Levene
The Reuben Foundation, established in 2002, is dedicated to enhancing quality of life and advancing social progress across the UK through focused charitable giving in the areas of education and healthcare.
