Charity
Changing lives through education, so more children can see a wider world
Why we do charitable work
Investing creates returns, and returns can create opportunity. Charity is another way we understand faith expressed in public life.
Education is the most reliable way to change a life
Many children do not lack potential — they lack the chance to be seen. A book, one enrichment programme, one mentor willing to stay with them, any of these can turn a life around.
We direct resources to education because its returns compound over time: it changes not only a person but a family, and a generation.
Long companionship, not a one-off box tick
Charity is not about hitting a target; it is about building a relationship worth trusting. We value sustained follow-up and a real match to real needs over short-term visibility.
So whether it is a student in the Boya Programme or a researcher in the future Faith Scholars Programme, we want to offer predictable support and a clear path to grow.
Capital's final meaning is to serve real people
In our investment philosophy we stress value alignment and long-term creation. In charity we apply the same principles to specific people — bringing opportunity to lives that might otherwise be overlooked.
Both come from the same source: the belief that faith should turn into action, and that action should be testable and sustainable.
Programmes currently under way
The Boya Programme
The Boya Programme is Faith Invest's core charitable project in education. We believe good educational opportunity should not belong only to a few. Through resources, mentorship and long-term follow-up we help children with potential but few resources reach a better learning environment and a wider view.
The programme includes, among other things: funding for learning resources, enrichment opportunities, regular growth conversations, and a dedicated account for supported students to record their progress and request further support.
The Faith Scholars Programme
The Faith Scholars Programme is aimed at young scholars and researchers committed to investment philosophy and value research. The programme is in preparation; applications will open once it formally launches.