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Faith Associates

Faith Associates 'was set up in 2004 as a non-theological consultancy to meet the needs of ethnic minority faith-based communities.' It says it works 'with agencies that are concerned with business, education and government at local, regional, national and international levels.'Faith Associates About us. Accessed 3 January 2017.
Faith Associates is named as a provider of services in relation to the Prevent strategy by the OSCT in a leaked document dated March 2015.OSCT Prevent Strategy - Local Delivery Best Practice Catalogue. March 2015. p. 42. The OSCT (now renamed the Homeland Security Group) is part of the British intelligence apparatus and Faith Associates is, therefore, an asset of British intelligence.
==People==
* Qari Asim - Senior Contributing EditorImams Online Iman Qari Muhammad Asim. Accessed 13 April 2020. 
* Editor in Chief Shaukat Warraich CEO of Faith Associates, Founder and Chief Editor of Imams Online (IOL). He is also the Chief editor of the pioneering Mosque and Madrassah Quarterly. 
*Managing Editor Kaashif Awan Has been working at Faith Associates since 2014. Alongside the Editor in Chief, he is jointly responsible for the editorial direction and strategy of Imams Online.
*Contributing Editor Haroon Sidat A full time Research Associate at the Centre for the Study of Islam in the UK at Cardiff University. 
*Contributing Editor Nadeem Ashfaq is the Co-founder of the Light Foundation and Vice-Chair of the Preston Faith Forum.Imams Online About us. Accessed 13 April 2020.
*Project Support Saleha IslamFaith Associates Saleha Islam. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 1 april 2022. 
==Related==
*Imams Online - run by the CEO of Faith Associates Shaukat Warraich (amongst others)
==Resources==
*Prevent Strategy - Local Delivery Best Practice Catalogue searchable version.
*David Miller and Narzanin Massoumi The Home Office, RICU and Muslim civil society groups: Briefing for the Home Affairs Select Committee Countering extremism inquiry 10 June 2016.
==Notes==
Faith and Belief Forum

The Faith and Belief Forum, formerly known as the Three Faiths Forum (3FF), is an interfaith organisation in the United Kingdom which seeks to normalise Zionism in Muslim and Christian communities.
The organisation was founded as the Three Faiths Forum in London in 1997 by the late Sir Sigmund Sternberg a prominent Zionist philanthropist, the Revd Dr Marcus Braybrooke and Sheikh Zaki Badawi with Sidney Shipton as coordinator.History The Faith & Belief Forum.
==Funding==
* Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government (MHCLG)
*Community Leadership Fund 2009/10 £15,000
==People==
===Founders=== 
The late Sir Sigmund Sternberg KC*SG | The late Sheikh Dr Mohamed Aboulkhair Zaki Badawi, KBE | Revd. Dr Marcus Braybrooke MA MPhil 
===Trustees=== 
Michael Sternberg QC KCFO Chair of Trustees | Mohsin Baluch Treasurer | Professor Mike Hardy CMG OBE | Dilwar Hussain | Barbara Mills QC | Noam Tamir | Hannah Wallace 
===Patrons=== 
HE Cardinal Arinze | David Dangoor DL | Professor David Ford | His Royal Highness The Duke Of Bragança | Lord Hameed of Hampstead CBE DL | Rt Hon Baroness Hayman PC GBE | Rabbi Professor Jonathan Magonet | Prof Klaus Schwab KCMG | Baroness Scotland of Asthal PC QCFaith and Belief forum Founders, Trustees and Patrons. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 27 March 2020 on 27 March 2020.
==See also==
*Faiths Forum for London
==Notes==
Fakecharities.org

Chris Mounsey of the Libertarian Party is registered as the owner of the domain name Fakecharities.org.Domain tools fakecharities.org, accessed 5 May 2011 It claims to monitor and expose charities as 'fake', which the website defines as 'any organisation registered as a charity with the Charity Commission that derives more than 10% of its income, or which receives more than £1 million, from the state.'Fake Charities About Us, accessed 5 May 2011 The site contains no details on who or what it is run or funded by.
The Fake Charities site went online in 2008 and is run by Chris Mounsey, a blogger at Devil's Kitchen alongside volunteers including fellow Devil's Kitchen blogger Filthy SmokerFilthy Smoker, User Profile, Blogger, Accessed 28-May-2011. Filthy Smoker argues that: 
:The original idea came from a post I made last year on the Devil's Kitchen blog about Action on Smoking and Health.
Adding: 
:The Department of Health had opened a consultation on banning tobacco displays that invited responses only from organisations it had contracts with. We quickly realised that, wherever we looked when legislation was being proposed, the same thing was happening. So we decided to do something about it.Helen Barrett, Taking the lid off the controversial website Fakecharities.org, Third Sector, 2-June-2009
Simon Clark of Tobacco industry front group FOREST, has offered readers of his blog the opportunity to submit charities for investigation via his website Simon Clark, Return of the fake charities website Taking Liberties, Blog, 17th January 2011, accessed 16th November 2011 
Writing for a blog for the Adam Smith Institute, Tom Worstall, also praised the website and encouraged people to contribute to its work. Tom Worstall, Fake Charities Adam Smith Institute, 1st March 2009, accessed 16th November 2011 
==Criticism==
Helen Barrett from Third Sector argues that the 10 per cent criterion is 'dubious' adding 'I can't think of a single international development NGO that gets less than half of its income from government - should they really be labelled 'fake' charities?'.
==Notes==
Falcon Oil and Gas

Falcon Oil and Gas has been through a number of name changes:
:Aurelian Oil & Gas PLC (“Aurelian”) was incorporated in England and Wales on December 10, 1982 under the name Averyhills Limited. The name was changed to Falcon Oil & Gas Limited on September 25, 2002 and then subsequently to Aurelian Oil & Gas Limited on January 30, 2006. The company re-registered as a public limited company under the name Aurelian Oil & Gas PLC on July 4, 2006.Fox Davies Aurelian research Report, accesssed 27 November 2007
==People==
Ray Godson
==Notes==
Falconer Systems

::Falconer Systems, set up as a front for Executive Outcomes to provide logistical supplies to 'United Nations-related organisations'and other firms continued to operate in many of the countries from which EO withdrew.Mercenaries: An African Security Dilemma, by Abdel-Fatau Musah, Kayode Fayemi, Pluto Press, 2000, p52.
==References==
Falic Family Private Foundation

The Falic Family Private Foundation (EIN: 20-2734770) is a grantmaking foundation which supports a number of Jewish and pro-Israel causes. The family was founded by members of the Florida based Falic family, a wealthy Jewish family who have made major donations to a range of pro-Israel causes and to American politicians from both the Republican and Democratic parties. A number of organisations supported by the foundation are directly involved in illegal settlement activity within the Occupied Territories.Alex Kane, 'Meet the Falics: West Bank settlement funders, Netanyahu backers, and owners of Duty Free America', Mondoweiss,net,28 December 2014, accessed 3 March 2015 The family are the current owners of Duty Free America which was purchased by the family in 2001. Duty Free Americas Website About Us. Accessed 3 March 2015.
The organisation has made significant donations to the Friends of the Israel Defense Forces an organisation of which Nily Falic serves as national chair.
Data retrieved from filings of Form 990s 2002 - 2013. 
In January 2015 Haaretz reported that the Falic family were the largest foreign donors to the primary campaign of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. They reportedly contributed around 179,000 Israeli Shekels to his campaign. Ariel David, 'How Netanyahu filled his primary campaign coffers with foreign donations', Haaretz, 16 January 2015, accessed 3 March 2015
	
==Foundation grantees== 
Organisations supported by the foundation include:
The Aleph Institute, American Friends of Bet el Yeshiva Center, American Friends of Beit Issie Shapiro, Amencan Friends of Likud, American Friends of Lubavitch, American Friends Of Or National Missions, American Friends of Y H S Kiryat Arba, American Friends of Yeshiva Yad Aharon, Coalition for the Advancement of Jewish Education, Center for Jewish Life, Central Fund of Israel, Chabad Center, Counterterrorism and Security Education and Research Foundation (CTSERF) Eirgun Baruch U'Marpeh, Ezrat Israel, Friends of Israel Disabled Veterans, Facts and Logic About the Middle East (FLAME) Friends of the Israel Defense Forces, IsraFest Foundation, Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs, Jerusalem Connection, Jewish National Fund, One Family Fund, PEF Israel Endowment Fund, Salute America's Heroes, Simon Wiesenthal Center, United Jewish Appeal, US Holocaust Museum, Women's International Zionist Organization, Young Israel of Hollywood. Data compiled from filings of Form 990s 2002 - 2013. 
==People== 
===Directors (circa 2013) ===
Jerome Falic (President, Director) | Simon Falic (Vice-President, Treasurer and Director) | Leon Falic (Vice-President, Secretary and Director) | Nily Falic (Director)
===Contact===
:Address Circa 2013:
:6100 Hollywood Boulevard 
:Room/Suite 7th Floor
:Hollywood, FL
:33024
:Phone: (954) 986-7700
==Notes==
Category:Israel
Falkland Islands Government

The Falkland Islands are a United Kingdom Overseas Territory by choice. Supreme authority is vested in Her Majesty The Queen and exercised by a Governor on her behalf, with the advice and assistance of the Executive Council and Legislative Assembly.
==People==
*Governor, Nigel Haywood CVO - He represents the interests of the Falkland Islands Government (FIG) to the UK Government. He has specific responsibility for foreign affairs and defence and the integrity and independence of functions such as justice and audit. The Governor has overall responsibility to the UK Government for good governance of the Islands. Organisation, Falkland Islands website, acc 10 Jan 2012 
*Falkland Islands Government Chief Executive, Dr Tim Thorogood 
==Lobbying firms==
*Edelman (until 2013) Edelman clients, Register Sep-Nov13, APPC, accessed 15 April 2016
*Pagefield(2013 - Present) Pagefield register Sep-Nov15, APPC, accessed 15 April 2016 
==Contact==
*Falkland Islands Government Office, Falkland House, 14 Broadway, Westminster, London, SW1H 0BH
Tel: +44 (0)20 7222 2542 
==Resources==
==Notes==
Category:Falkland Islands
Families Against Terrorism and Extremism

Families Against Terrorism and Extremism advertised itself as the 'biggest grassroots anti-extremism network in the world.'Anicée Gohar FATE: Families Unite Against Terrorism and Extremism, Scoopempire 14 November 2016. It appears to have existed between March 2016 and around July 2017, when, presumably, the funding ran out. The domain name findfate.org was registered on 9 May 2016 using the anonymous 'Domains by proxy' service.Whoxy findfate.org. Accessed 25 march 2020.
FATE is also claimed to be:
:one of the rare straight forward organisations involving families directly touched by terrorism that started powerful campaigns targeting vulnerable youths. Thanks to numerous surveys and in-depth interviews with a hundred families, FATE published a report showing that faced by a failure of any top down government approach, the civil society and particularly families are key to countering extremism. 
In fact it was a front group set up by the Quilliam Foundation at the instigation of the US State Department, as Quilliam disclosed in testimony before a congressional hearing in 2018.Haras Rafiq The Role of Women in Countering Violent Extremism Testimony before Terrorism, Non-Proliferation, and Trade Subcommittee Committee on Foreign Affairs United States House of Representatives 27th February 2018. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 23 September 2018 on 25 March 2020.
According to that evidence:
:Families Against Terrorism and Extremism (FATE) was established in March 2016 by a partnership between Quilliam International and the US State Department division (GEC) to create a support network for civil society organisations (CSOs), state agencies, individuals and communities to come together to share ideas, experiences and resources around protecting and empowering families against terrorism and radicalisation. The US Government initiated the project for one year and have now handed the project over to Quilliam International. 
FATE worked with the PR agency Verbalisation in 2016PR Newswire Verbalisation Expands With Launch of Global Defence and Political Firm News provided by Global Influence, 14 Jul, 2016, 08:00 BST and later with a spinout from the firm called Global Influence.FATE – Families Against Terrorism and Extremism: We Are Tomorrow by Global Influence Location: Europe. Agency: Global Influence Client: FATE – Families Against Terrorism and Extremism, The Drum, Date: Oct 2016.
==Members==
Alma Cultural Center, Anti Tribalism Movement, Asian Mums Network, The Association of British Muslims, The Breck Foundation, EXIT UK, Extreme Dialogue, Sons and Daughters of the World, Mothers for Life, The Arq Foundation, FENVAC, Online Civil Courage Initiative, ORCA, Quilliam Foundation, Extremely Together, Radicalisation Awareness Network, Sisters Against Violent Extremism, TerRa, Exit Hate, Violence Prevention Network, Danmark, Women Without Borders
==Contact==
:Internet Archive holdings: findfate.org
:Twitter: @FATE_EN Joined March 2016. Last Tweet: Jul 13, 2017
==Notes==
Families for Freedom

Families for Freedom, also known as Families Need Freedom ”No reason for parents to worry", Independent website, accessed 15 Jan 2011 is a campaign against an over-emphasis on child safety and is associated with the libertarian anti-environmental LM network. Families for Freedom was launched in June 1996 in response to media concerns that children were overprotected.” Safer than you think", Ipce.info website, accessed 6 Nov 2010
The last established reference was in 1999. A Stranger Danger, SIRC website, accessed 6 Nov 2010 Leading personnel included LM associates Kate Abley (Moorcock), Wendy Earle, Tiffany Jenkins and Bernadette Wheelan.
A book by Frank Furedi, Paranoid Parenting, followed in 2001.
==Contact== 
:Families for Freedom
:14 Theobalds Road
:London
:WC1X 8PF
==Notes==
Category:LM network
Family Foundations Trust

The Family Foundations Trust (also known as the Mintz Family Foundation) is a London based foundation, run by Richard Mintz a UK based property investor. 
==People==
===Trustees===
Samuel Mintz | Joshua Mintz | Phillipa MintzData from the Charity Commission. Accessed 28 September 2022.
==Grant Recipients==
Grant recipients of the Mintz Family Foundation in £ sterling	Grant recipients of the Mintz Family Foundation in £ sterling	Grant recipients of the Mintz Family Foundation in £ sterling	Grant recipients of the Mintz Family Foundation in £ sterling	Grant recipients of the Mintz Family Foundation in £ sterling
 	2016 	2017 	2018 	Total (£)
Beit Halochem 	 	 	5,000 	5,000
British Friends of Haifa University 	6,000 	 	 	6,000
British Lung Foundation 	5,000 	2,500 	127,500 	135,000
British ORT 	250 	 	 	250
Camp Simcha 	 	7,750 	 	7,750
Chabad Lubavitch UK 	5,000 	250 	 	5,250
Chai Cancer Care 	 	1,000 	 	1,000
Community Security Trust 	22,500 	10,000 	15,000 	47,500
Henry Jackson Society 	15,000 	15,000 	15,000 	45,000
Holocaust Educational Trust 	5,000 	5,000 	10,000 	20,000
Holocaust Survivors' Centre 	25,000 	 	5,000 	30,000
JAMI 	 	1,000 	 	1,000
Jewish Care 	 	 	10,000 	10,000
Jewish Free School 	 	50,000 	 	50,000
J-TV 	 	 	5,000 	5,000
JW3 Development 	 	 	1,000 	1,000
Kisharon 	10,000 	11,000 	5,000 	26,000
LandAid 	 	1,000 	 	1,000
London School of Jewish Studies 	 	1,000 	 	1,000
Lubavitch of Edgware 	7,500 	5,000 	5,000 	17,500
Maccabi Foundation 	2,500 	750 	 	3,250
Mizrachi UK Israel Support Trust 	5,000 	2,500 	 	7,500
National Autistic Society 	10,000 	 	 	10,000
Nightingale Hammerson 	7,500 	5,250 	10,000 	22,750
Norwood 	25,000 	10,000 	 	35,000
ORT 	2,500 	5,000 	5,500 	13,000
Roundhouse Trust 	400,000 	3,000 	 	403,000
SEED 	5,000 	5,000 	 	10,000
Standpoint - Social Affairs Unit 	5,000 	5,000 	 	10,000
Tikva UK 	6,500 	7,000 	6,500 	20,000
UHS Hillel 	 	 	20,000 	20,000
Union of Jewish Students 	 	20,000 	 	20,000
UJIA 	20,000 	45,000 	 	65,000
UJIA - Children at Risk 	 	 	10,000 	10,000
UK Friends of AWIS 	10,000 	10,000 	12,200 	32,200
UK Jewish Film 	2,000 	1,000 	 	3,000
WaterAid 	2,500 	 	 	2,500
Wellbeing of Women 	5,000 	20,000 	8,000 	33,000
Western Marble Arch Synagogue 	7,500 	4,850 	9,600 	21,950
WIZO 	500 	1,000 	 	1,500
World Jewish Relief 	5,000 	10,000 	7,500 	22,500
Other 	1,800 	600 	3,900 	6,300
Data sources:
*Mintz Family Foundation, Annual Report and Unaudited Financial Statements for the Year Ended 5 April 2017. Charity Commssion, last accessed 28 September 2022.
*Mintz Family Foundation, Annual Report and Unaudited Financial Statements for the Year Ended 5 April 2018. Charity Commssion, last accessed 28 September 2022.
==Contact==
:MR MICHAEL HARRIS
:25 HARLEY STREET
:LONDON
:W1G 9BR
:Tel: 0207 299 1400
==Notes==
Category:Foundations
Fans For Freedom

Fans For Freedom is associated with the libertarian and anti-environmental LM network. Commencing in March 2012, its posts were written by Kevin Rooney, Kirk Leech, Mick Hume, Adrian Hart, Stuart Waiton, Matthias Heitmann and Brendan O'Neill and contained positive references to the Battle of Ideas. 
The campaign was promoted by Spiked.'Spiked plus reader Q&Q' Spiked website, accessed 7 September 2013
==Reference==
:Website Fans for Freedom
==Notes==
Fans For Freedom
Farah Ramzan Golant

Farah Ramzan Golant is the CEO of All3Media.
==Career==
In 1990 Golant joined advertising agency AMV BBDO, a subsidiary of Omnicom Group, in 1990. She worked her way through the ranks of the company and was appointed CEO in 2005, joined the worldwide board in 2007 and was appointed executive chairman in October 2010.
In November 2012 she was appointed CEO of All3Media, to 'provide a new strategic direction for the company and to achieve a sale for private equity owners, Permira.' The company is Britain's largest production group with global revenues of £450 million and subsidiaries all over the world. Linkedin Farah Ramzan Golant, accessed 14 April 2015.
==Affiliations==
*National Theatre, trustee, October 2008 – Present
*Cambridge Judge Business School, advisory board, July 2012 – Present
*Prime Minister's Business Advisory Group, member, November 2012 – Present
*Business Ambassador for the Creative Industries of Britain, January 2014 – Present
*Huntsworth PLC, independent non-executive director, January 2015 – Present
*Save the Children, director, January 2015 – Present
*Aldo Group, member of advisory board, February 2015 – Present
==Education==
*Master of Arts (MA), Modern Languages, Emmanuel College, University of Cambridge 1983 – 1987
==Notes==
Ramzan Golant, Farah
Farepak

Farepak was a Christmas savings club operated by European Home Retail, which collapsed in December 2006 after adminstrators were called in when HBOS Plc decided not to extend the overdraft facility to European Home Retail . By rejecting various options that may have enabled Farepak to continue trading, HBOS in effect caused more than 105,000 families, mainly on low incomes to lose on average £400 just weeks before Christmas, though some lost as much as £2000 .
The public response to the collapse and the reaction of the media and politicians was to place much of responsibility at HBOS's door . The public response would lead to highprofile and embarrassing protests outside the Banks newly re-opened head office building on the Mound in Edinburgh.
As a reaction to the increasing negative coverage of the Bank, and the threats some high-value bank account holders were making to move their accounts elsewhere , HBOS decided to make £2 million donation to the Family Fund, set up to help victims of the collapsed firm. Though within the company it was felt that such a move was unneccessary and after the donation was made, the company declared:
:Our moral obligation, we believe, is to our customer, shareholders and, where appropraite, the wider community. We have more than discharged that obligation .
In a recent provocative move that has attracted more press attention, HBOS have announced their intention of moving into the Christmas savings business themselves, from May 2007. Savers will be able open new Christmas savings accounts for a minimum deposit of £5 and will be able to save between £5 and £100 per month. A questionable business decision, coming less than a year after they contributed to the collapse of Farepak.
== Notes ==
# Guardian Unlimited (2006) Farepak Explained 08/11/06. Last accessed 15/04/07
# BBC News (2006) The Farepak Collapse. Last accessed 10/04/07
# Howarth, A. (2006) Straw says bank owes 'moral' debt to Farepak victims. In The Scotsman 12/11/06. Last accessed 20/04/07
# Holyrood Magazine 29/11/06 Tarnished reputation for bank in Farepak scandal. Last accessed 20/04/07 
# Mesure, S. (2006) Farepak banker HBOS pays £2m into fund. In The Independent 09/11/06. Last accessed 20/04/07
# Carrell, S. & Smithers, R. (2006) Bank faces boycott over role in Farepak collapse. In The Guardian 30/11/06
# Womak, S. (2006) HBOS attacks Farepak savers. In Mail on Sunday 18/12/06. Last accessed 20/04/07
# Treanor,J. (2007) HBOS Starts Christmas Savings Club. In The Guardian 28/03/07. Last accessed 20/04/07
Fares Fares

Fares Fares is the founder and chairman of Wedge Alternatives, a financial services firm specializing in a wide range of alternative investments.Trustee Biographies, Tufts University, accessed 26 March 2012. He is the son of the former deputy prime minister of Lebanon Issam Fares.Erika Langer, Clinton to speak March 13 for Fares Lecture Series, The Tufts Daily, 1 April 2002.
==Donations==
Fares and his wife Tania donated £227,000 to the Conservative Party between 2009 and 2012. Victoria Ward, graphic by Mark Oliver
Cash for access: Secretive businessman Fares Fares gave £227,000, The Telegraph, 12:28AM BST 27 Mar 2012 
==Dining at Chequers==
See Chequers Dinner Guest List released March 2012
==Notes==
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Farhad Khosrokhavar

Farhad Khosrokhavar is a professor at Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Science Sociales in Paris. He was born in Iran and from 1977-1979 was Assistant Professor in Bou Ali University, Hamadan, Iran. From 1979-1990 he was Associate Professor at the Center for Science Policy, Ministry of Culture and Higher Education, Iran, and from 1990-91 was Rockefeller Fellow. In 1991 he became an Associate Professor at EHESS-Cadis, becoming a full professor in 1998. His publications include Les nouveaux martyrs d'Allah, Flammarion, 2002; L'instance du sacré: essai de fondation des science sociales, Cerf, 2001; (with Alain Touraine) La recherche de soi, Fayard, Paris, 2000; (with Olivier Roy) L'Iran: comment sortir d'une révolution religieuse?, Seuil, 1999.Biographical notes on delegates of the St. Anthony's-Princeton Conference Muslims in Europe post 9/11 He is a member of the European Commission Expert Group on Violent Radicalisation. to David Miller from Joaquim Nunes De Almeida, Head of Unit D1: Fight Against terrorism; access to information, dated 24 June 2008
==Affiliations==
*Expert Group on Violent Radicalisation
==Notes==