Charity

Royal Free Charity

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Enfield Council's Mayor selected the Royal Free Charity as a beneficiary for her 2025-26 Appeal Fund.

Enfield Council's Mayor, Councillor Margaret Greer, selected the Royal Free Charity as one of the beneficiaries for her 2025-26 Mayoral Charity Appeal Fund. The trustees of the Mayor's Charity Appeal Fund agreed to proceed with the chosen charities at a meeting in December 2025. The Royal Free Charity's North Mid Red Cell Services Fund, which supports adult and paediatric red cell services at North Middlesex University Hospital, was specifically mentioned.

The Royal Free Charity supports the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust hospitals, including through grants for projects such as improving breast cancer screening uptake for people with learning disabilities in Camden and Islington. It also provided funding for a health ambassador programme in Barnet.

Key facts

  1. Enfield's Mayor, Councillor Margaret Greer, selected the Royal Free Charity as a beneficiary for her 2025-26 Mayoral Charity Appeal Fund. Source
  2. Trustees of the Mayor's Charity Appeal Fund agreed to the selection on December 8, 2025. Source
  3. The Royal Free Charity's North Mid Red Cell Services Fund supports adult and paediatric red cell services at North Middlesex University Hospital. Source
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