India Philanthropy Forum London 2025
India, home to over a billion people, is a tapestry of deep diversity, cultural richness, and a rising source of talent and innovation for the world. At this pivotal juncture, the country stands at a crossroads, grappling with urgent challenges, from climate disruption and public health to equity and education, even as it harnesses immense opportunities. At the same time, India is witnessing a surge of creativity and leadership within its own ecosystem, generating knowledge and approaches with global relevance. This convergence of urgency and possibility makes philanthropy more critical than ever before, demanding bold action, collaboration, and vision.
The third edition of the India Philanthropy Forum, London will convene philanthropists, next-gen leaders, foundation heads, sector experts, and academic institutions to strengthen the India–UK corridor for social impact. This exclusive gathering will foster dialogue, share insights, and spark partnerships – mobilizing drivers, networks, and collective intelligence to accelerate progress and build a more resilient and equitable India.
Through curated discussions, high-level exchanges, and purposeful networking, the Forum will spotlight how philanthropy can move decisively from intent to action – scaling impact, building trust, and enabling lasting change.
Date: 6th November 2025 | Time: 09:00 AM – 05:00 PM GMT
Saddlers Hall, 40 Gutter Ln, London EC2V 6BR, United Kingdom
Co-Chairs
Co-Chairs
Dr. Nitya Mohan Khemka
Trustee, Khemka Foundation
Director, PATH
Radhika Piramal
Patron Co-Founder, Pride Fund India
Charity Trustee, Dasra U.K. and GiveOut
Sonal Sachdev Patel
CEO, GMSP Foundation
Board Member, Dasra & Global Fund for Children
Philanthropist in Residence, LSE Marshall Institute
Dr. Nitya Mohan Khemka
Director, PATH & Trustee, Khemka Foundation
Radhika Piramal
Patron Co-Founder, Pride Fund India
Charity Trustee, Dasra U.K. and GiveOut
Sonal Sachdev Patel
CEO, GMSP Foundation
Board Member, Dasra & Global Fund for Children
Philanthropist in Residence, LSE Marshall Institute
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