Together Charitable Foundation (TCF) is the joint vision of Graeme Price CEO of Jarrovian Wealth, and Paul Palmer, Professor of Voluntary Sector Management at the Business School of City University of London. Paul is also the Director of the Centre for Charity Effectiveness and has pioneered financial education for charities for over thirty years. While working on a publication for the Centre for Policy Studies, Paul and Graeme identified a discrepancy in giving levels between net wealth bands as classified by the Office of National Statistics (ONS). The very wealthy (band 1) give a larger percentage than the mass affluent (bands 2 and 3). In exploring the reasons for the difference, they found barriers to giving included gaps in service provision, confusing processes and a lack of education among financial planners. This prompted the conception of TCF which has been established as an education and facilitation tool for the financial planners of mass affluent clients to assist them with the attainment of their philanthropic aims.
Together Charitable Foundation is goverend by a board of trustees who give the charity the benefit of their extensive experience.
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Paul is professor of Voluntary Sector Management, Cass Business School, City, University of London. He is Associate Dean and Director of the Centre for Charity Effectiveness, a Deputy Lieutenant for Greater London and an external examiner for the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England.
Current charity trustee roles include Vice President of the Nonprofit Academic Centres Council; Chair of the Grant Making Committee of the Hospital Saturday Fund; Yellow Car Charitable Trust and Honorary Treasurers Forum. Paul is a Non-Executive Director at Jarrovian Wealth and sits on the Group Board and Risk Committee. He also advises Jarrovian clients on their philanthropic activities. In his spare time Paul enjoys travelling with his wife Ros, attempting to tick off destinations from their bucket list, and watching Charlton Athletic.
A Chartered Financial Planner, Graeme has gained a broad spectrum of knowledge within the financial services sector across a variety of roles. This is put into service to help fellow entrepreneurs use all of the levers at their disposal to accelerate the growth rate of their businesses. Graeme chairs the Group Board at Jarrovian Wealth and is a member of the Risk Committee, the Investment Committee and the Sales & Marketing Committee. He has responsibility for overall strategy and future direction of the business.
Away from Jarrovian, Graeme is a charity trustee and the chair of a not-for-profits organisation. In his spare time, he can often be found on a racecourse, with Cheltenham and Ascot being particular favourites, or at St James Park hoping that one day the boat will come in for Newcastle…
Caron Bradshaw joined CFG in June 2010 from the ICAEW (Institute of Chartered Accounts in England and Wales) where she was Head of the Charity and Voluntary Sector. In addition to supporting a number of small charities and community organisations Caron has been a member of the NCVO’s National Assembly and the Charities SORP Committee, has sat on a number of Government working parties, is a member of the Church of England Pension Board’s Audit and Risk Committee, and is Chair of the Board of the Directory of Social Change (and her local hockey club). Caron is a trained Barrister and has a wide array of experience across charity, regulation/law, policy, member support, and professional ethics.
Caron is an avidly ‘social’ CEO and was been named in the top 30 social CEOs in 2013, 2014 and 2015. In 2015 she was named Charity Principal of the Year at the Charity Times Awards. In 2016 she received the Association Excellence Award for Leadership. She was named in the top 30 UK social influencers in Risk, Compliance and Regtech 2017 and in the Charity Times top 25 Influencers in the Charity Sector 2019.
Paul is a graduate of Kingston University with a BA (Hons) degree in Economics and Politics and an MSc in Charity Finance and Governance from South Bank University. Paul joined HSF Health Plan as Finance Director in August 1999, was appointed Chief Executive of the Hospital Saturday Fund in 2011, and Group Chief Executive in 2016. Prior to that, Paul worked at the Institute of Road Transport Engineers, in the role of Finance Executive, Ford Motor Company UK, and Capita Financial Group in Sydney, Australia.
A keen scuba diver, Paul’s experiences with marine life whilst diving have inspired him to assist a number of environmental charities. He is currently Chairman of the Manta Trust (the world’s largest manta ray charity) and was formerly the Treasurer of The Freshwater Habitats Trust, and Treasurer of the Association of Charitable Organisations (the umbrella body for grant-making charities which give grants to individuals).
The Hospital Saturday Fund uses the profit made by HSF Health Plan, its trading company, to make donations to medical charities and individuals in need.
Paul is professor of Voluntary Sector Management, Cass Business School, City, University of London. He is Associate Dean and Director of the Centre for Charity Effectiveness, a Deputy Lieutenant for Greater London and an external examiner for the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England.
Current charity trustee roles include Vice President of the Nonprofit Academic Centres Council; Chair of the Grant Making Committee of the Hospital Saturday Fund; Yellow Car Charitable Trust and Honorary Treasurers Forum. Paul is a Non-Executive Director at Jarrovian Wealth and sits on the Group Board and Risk Committee. He also advises Jarrovian clients on their philanthropic activities. In his spare time Paul enjoys travelling with his wife Ros, attempting to tick off destinations from their bucket list, and watching Charlton Athletic.