Following the success of our inaugural event last year,
The KM Foundation returns to The Landmark London for a
Charity Dinner on Saturday 28 November 2026.
The Grand Ballroom awaits for an evening of dinner, live
music and good company, celebrating the work of our charity
partners and the opportunities we can help create together.
Saturday 28 November 2026
7pm to midnight
The Grand Ballroom at The Landmark London
Dress code: Smart Cocktail
Attendance is by invitation only. To confirm your attendance
or make an enquiry, please email
nick@thekmfoundation.org.
Alongside dinner and live performances, there will be
opportunities to meet our charity partners, discover
something special and support their work.
Our charity partners
Meet the people behind the projects
Our charity partners will be joining us to share the work
your support makes possible. Meet representatives from
the four partnerships supported by The KM Foundation:
Orbis:
improving access to eye care in Tamil Nadu.
London Music Fund:
opening opportunities for talented young musicians.
Chalke History Hub:
bringing inspiring history education to schools.
Punjab Laryngology project:
developing specialist airway care and sharing clinical skills.
Each partner will have a dedicated table and display space
during the evening, alongside presentations bringing their
work to life. Please take the opportunity to stop by, ask
questions, and hear their stories.
Live music
Lisa Buralli & Damiano Sardi Quartet
From relaxed sounds over drinks and dinner to a livelier
set later in the evening, the quartet will provide the
soundtrack to our celebration, bringing together vocals,
piano, electric violin and electric cello.
Young talent
London Music Fund
We look forward to performances by London Music Fund
scholarship recipients: an opportunity to enjoy their
talent and celebrate the role that musical education
and encouragement can play in a young person’s life.
Tom Davies Eyewear
London frames. Hollywood connections.
From his Sloane Square boutique to the Hollywood screen,
bespoke eyewear designer Tom Davies creates frames with
distinction, character, and a little luxury. His designs are most notable
in the iconic Matrix Resurrections and the fashion
extravaganza Cruella, where Tom supplied every
frame worn in both films.
Tom and his team will be on hand to personally style you
on the night, helping you find frames that suit your
features and express your individuality.
A generous supporter of The KM Foundation, Tom will kindly
donate all profits from eyewear purchased on the evening
to the Foundation. Any prescriptions can be glazed at his Sloane Square store. Find your next signature pair while
making a difference.
Jeffery-West Footwear
British character. Rock-and-roll spirit.
Founded in 1987, Jeffery~West combines traditional craftsmanship with rebellious design. Renowned for its flamboyant styling and distinctive detailing, the brand has created footwear for music icons including David Bowie, Guns N’ Roses, Depeche Mode, Duran Duran and Queens of the Stone Age.
With appearances in films including Skyfall and The Batman, Jeffery~West brings a touch of rock ’n’ roll to refined British shoemaking.
As a proud supporter of The KM Foundation, Jeffery~West is offering guests an exclusive discount when visiting its Piccadilly store, with the difference donated to the Foundation. Discover exceptional footwear while supporting a wonderful cause.
Support our work
A pledge today. Opportunities for tomorrow.
An opportunity to learn. The chance to regain independence.
Access to specialist care closer to home.
The KM Foundation supports projects that make a meaningful
difference to people’s lives, while building knowledge,
skills, and services that will benefit others for years to come.
If you would like to support the Foundation, the evening
offers an opportunity to make a pledge towards this work.
Whether you are joining us in person or supporting from
afar, every contribution is welcome.
What could your pledge support?
A pledge of £200 could contribute towards:
Eye care
Restoring sight and independence
Supporting cataract screening, surgery and follow-up
care through Orbis and Aravind Eye Hospital in
underserved districts of Tamil Nadu, helping people
regain independence and return to everyday life.
Music scholarships
Opening doors through music
Helping talented young musicians in London and
Birmingham access tuition, instruments, specialist
equipment and travel through the London Music Fund’s
scholarship programme.
History education
Bringing history to life
Supporting the Chalke Schools History Hub’s free films,
talks and teaching resources, making inspiring history
education accessible to schools regardless of their budgets.
Laryngology project
Building specialist airway care in Punjab
Supporting specialist airway care in Amritsar and
training local clinical teams, helping develop a service
with the skills to care for patients and train others
for years to come.
These are examples of the work your gift could support,
rather than fixed costs for an individual treatment or
service. Contributions come together to help each project
achieve lasting results.
You can support a particular project or allow the Foundation
to direct your gift where the need is greatest. If you would
prefer to give regularly, a monthly donation helps us plan
ahead and sustain our partnerships.
Suggested amounts are below, or you are welcome to choose
an amount of your own.
£200
£500
£1,000
£2,500
Your own amount
Choose where to direct your support:
Eye care · Music scholarships · History education ·
Airway care · Where the need is greatest
To make a pledge, email
donations@thekmfoundation.org
with your chosen amount and project, or let us know that
you would like to support the Foundation’s work generally.
We will send you payment details and information about Gift Aid.
All pledges made before or during the event will be
announced and acknowledged on the night, with our heartfelt
thanks. If you would prefer your support to remain anonymous,
please let us know when making your pledge.
An email pledge records your intention to give; no payment
is taken when you email us.
Make your gift go further
With Gift Aid, an eligible £200 donation becomes £250 for
the Foundation, at no extra cost to you. Simply complete
a Gift Aid declaration alongside your donation.
Personal tax relief
As a UK taxpayer paying Income Tax at the higher or
additional rate, you will also be able to claim personal
tax relief on qualifying Gift Aid donations.
Here is how a £200 donation could work:
You donate £200
£250
Received by the Foundation with Gift Aid,
before Kumar’s matching contribution.
If you qualify for 40% relief
£150
Your net cost after claiming £50 in personal
tax relief.
If you qualify for 45% relief
£137.50
Your net cost after claiming £62.50 in personal
tax relief.
These examples assume the full donation qualifies for
relief at the stated rate. Your circumstances may affect
the relief available, and Scottish Income Tax rates differ.
You can claim through Self Assessment or by contacting
HMRC. The Foundation claims Gift Aid separately.
Kumar’s matching contribution is additional to your
donation and does not increase your personal tax relief.
These examples apply to qualifying donations, rather
than purchases or auction bids.
A pink bubblegum bubble, a swirl of ruby glass, a pair of shoes with a little attitude. Here’s a first look at the lots up for bidding after dinner in support of The KM Foundation.
Maddox Gallery · Two separate lots
Michael Moebius: a playful take on cultural icons
Michael Moebius gives familiar faces an unexpected accessory: a bubble caught just before it bursts. Kindly donated by the Maddox Gallery, presenting two of his limited-edition giclée prints on canvas, each offered as a separate lot.
Blondie Bubblegum
A cowboy fixes us with a steady gaze from beneath the brim of his hat. The pink bubble gives the Western portrait its wit.
2017 · Edition 46 of 250 · 76 × 114 cm
Aladdin Sane
David Bowie looks straight at the viewer over a silver bubble. Against the muted portrait, the blue of one eye stands out.
2017 · Edition 179 of 250 · 102 × 76 cm
London Glassblowing
Peter Layton: colour in glass
For this piece, Peter Layton revisited his Ruby Spirale series from the 1990s. Seen from different angles, its overlapping bands of colour reveal new depths within the glass.
The winning bidder will choose one pair of Jeffery~West shoes from the selection pictured below. Select a photograph to take a closer look.
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Still to come
More to look forward to
We’ll share more as details are confirmed, including a painting by Graceland, a Cotswolds weekend stay with a gourmet dinner at the Nannestad's Elstree Vineyard, a watch from Romano at Superlative Time, jewellery from Piccadilly Vaults, a Dolce & Gabbana experience, and a Gucci experience.
Unable to join us on the evening?
You can still register your interest in bidding ahead
of the event. Email
nick@thekmfoundation.org,
and we’ll share the confirmed lots and advance bidding
arrangements when they’re ready.
Thank you for helping us create opportunities that extend
far beyond the evening itself.
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