When I started writing this blog, I promised I would keep you all updated on the details of setting up the foundation. As you can see, I haven’t written anything for a while, and that’s because things are moving a lot slower than I thought they would. After the big excitement of submitting the paperwork to the Charity Commission, everything… well... stopped. The email you receive confirming your application states that your paperwork will be reviewed within two days. So I sat

It’s the 28th April 2026 and the charity remains unregistered — I still haven’t even submitted the application. Not really through anyone’s fault, but there seems to have been a slight… misunderstanding between my business advisor — aka ChatGPT — and me! So for the past few weeks, I was working on the understanding that we needed to be able to prove we could guarantee fundraising £5,000 in the first year of the charity being registered. So myself and the trustees have been wr

Wow… so this is my very first post for the Each One Wild Foundation. In fact, the website only went live 24 hours ago! So, if you are reading this now, somehow you’ve found our fledgling project on the internet, and I want to start by saying thank you so much for being here. Because as of now, on the 6th April 2026, we are still so early in getting the Each One Wild Foundation set up, I am limited in what I can share on our site. Myself and Hanato (a co-founder) are visiting