Zi Foundation | Zi Foundation helps helpless people by providing them with resources and support

Zi Foundation helps helpless people by providing them with resources and support.

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Charity Number 1200400

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Get to know a bit about us

The Zi Foundation is a family-run foundation, set up a few years ago, that offers support to vulnerable people.

Away from Covid, the Zi Foundation is committed to offering a wide range of support to people. They have a 25 strong team of volunteers who are willing to offer both their time and personal expertise.

“The excellent Zi Foundation organized this small community event with local leaders to reaffirm their commitment to looking after our most vulnerable. I want to play my role as the city MP to coordinate efforts and show Peterborough is a caring city.”

Fundraising

Past Projects

Zi Foundation Hot Meals , Essentials and Masks and gloves distribution during Covid in Peterborough 2

Get to know a bit about us

The Zi Foundation is a family-run foundation, set up a few years ago, that offers support to vulnerable people.

Away from Covid, the Zi Foundation is committed to offering a wide range of support to people. They have a 25 strong team of volunteers who are willing to offer both their time and personal expertise.

“The excellent Zi Foundation organized this small community event with local leaders to reaffirm their commitment to looking after our most vulnerable. I want to play my role as the city MP to coordinate efforts and show Peterborough is a caring city.”

European culture celebrated at Peterborough festival

The event, held at Stanley Park, was organised by the city based Zi Foundation in partnership with Little Bulgaria CIO.

There were representatives from nations including Bulgaria, Lithuania, Latvia, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Greece, Poland, Ukraine as well as the Roma community.

The event earned approval from local dignitaries including Combined Authority Mayor Paul Bristow and Lord Jackson of Peterborough, as well as Ambassadors from Bulgaria, Slovakia and Latvia, who were present on the day.

Participants wore national costumes, and the flags of a number of countries were flying to mark the celebrations.

Visitors were able to shop at a bazaar with more than 70 stalls, and charities were also represented.

These great pictures from Mike Grierson show some of the highlights from an incredible day in Peterborough.

European culture celebrated at Peterborough festival

The event, held at Stanley Park, was organised by the city based Zi Foundation in partnership with Little Bulgaria CIO.

There were representatives from nations including Bulgaria, Lithuania, Latvia, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Greece, Poland, Ukraine as well as the Roma community.

The event earned approval from local dignitaries including Combined Authority Mayor Paul Bristow and Lord Jackson of Peterborough, as well as Ambassadors from Bulgaria, Slovakia and Latvia, who were present on the day.

Participants wore national costumes, and the flags of a number of countries were flying to mark the celebrations.

Visitors were able to shop at a bazaar with more than 70 stalls, and charities were also represented.

These great pictures from Mike Grierson show some of the highlights from an incredible day in Peterborough.

The objects of the CIO are

For the public benefit:

The prevention or relief of poverty and financial hardship in disadvantaged communities in particular but not exclusively in Bangladesh, Bulgaria and Peterborough UK by:

1. Providing or assisting in the provision of education to low-income students including learning centres, training, healthcare projects and all the necessary support and training designed to young adults to generate a sustainable income and be self- sufficient.

2. Emergency food, essential toiletries, and household items, shelter to individuals and families in need and/or for distribution by charities or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty.