The Black Heroes Foundation is a community based charity for the development and promotion of talent, together with cultural and artistic initiatives in the community focusing on youth, education, training, social up-lifting and personal development programmes.

This charitable foundation has been  incorporated in honour of, and to support the legacy of Peter Randolph Fraser AKA “Flip Fraser”, the first editor of The Voice Newspaper, and creator of the critically acclaimed show “Black Heroes in the Hall of Fame”, with J.D. Douglas (Dialogue) and Khareem Jamal (Musical Director).

Flip was in the process of setting up the Black Heroes Foundation, when he became ill and sadly passed away in 2014.  This venture has now been realised on his behalf, in honour of his memory and the phenomenal work that he has created. The Foundation gained its charitable recognition in October 2016, celebrated with a launch event at the London Living Room, City Hall.

Vision

Developing cultural awareness, promoting a world where Black Heroes are acknowledged, respected and celebrated

Mission

The advancement of education of the public in general, on the subject of Black Heroes and their achievements, through the development and provision of educational resources together with supporting the production of theatrical shows and performances.

• To stimulate, motivate and inspire

• To promote pride through cultural awareness

• To educate and entertain

• To eradicate ignorance of Black heritage

• To encourage better understanding and further enhance our multi-cultural society

Values

Supportive                                           Family

Transparent                                        Aspiration

Respectful                                           Integrity

Inclusive                                              Trust

Valuing                                                Honour

Empowering