The Master’s Foundation is a UK registered charity established approximately 15 years ago by the Master Family to support those in need and to responsibly steward the blessings entrusted to them.
The Foundation works across education, healthcare, disaster and emergency relief, food support, microfinance, and community development, both in the UK and internationally. Education is a core focus, with support for schools in Africa including school construction, school fees, and higher education bursaries.
The Foundation has also built relationships with UK universities that provide subsidised opportunities for international students.
Its healthcare work includes funding medical projects and hospital support, while emergency relief efforts provide rapid assistance during crises. The Foundation also supports local community initiatives, welfare programmes, food relief, and assistance for orphans and vulnerable individuals, aiming to assist and strengthen communities.
In relation to TEDxMoseley, Murtaza Master, one of the Foundation’s founders, is deeply appreciative of platforms that promote the exchange of ideas and the advancement of learning. With education forming a core pillar of the Foundation’s work, it is a source of great pride to see an internationally respected forum for ideas being hosted in the city of Birmingham.
As a participant, Murtaza looks forward to meaningful dialogue, connecting with likeminded individuals, and learning from the speakers, with the aim of reflecting on and applying insights that inspire and enrich.
Murtaza Master commented that hosting TEDxMoseley in Birmingham sends a clear message: this city is not only rich in heritage and diversity, but alive with ideas, talent, and potential. It is an investment in dialogue, in inspiration, and in the belief that good ideas, when shared, can shape a better future for us all.