David Godfrey (Class of 1964)
Treasurer
Read moreThe US Latymerian Bursary is funded by alumni based in the US. Since 2012, they have raised over £200,000 and funded five students for two years in Sixth Form at Latymer Upper School. Currently, they are raising funds for the sixth US Latymerian Bursary (formerly known as the USFOL Bursary).
We rely on gifts of all sizes to continue to offer the US Latymerian Bursary to a talented Sixth Form student. For details on how to donate, please scroll down.
Liam, the fourth US Latymerian Bursary recipient, graduated from Latymer in 2020 and is now in his final year at Claremont McKenna College, studying Liberal Arts. After graduating he met with several members of the US Latymerian Council and other US alumni. Reflecting on his experience since leaving Latymer, he said:
“In a few months I will be graduating from Claremont McKenna College in Southern California, as a PPE & Economics major. In my time here, I’ve studied abroad in Vienna, been a member of CMC’s top ranked Model UN team, been appointed an econometrics tutor, and worked four internships throughout college. Last summer, I lived in New York, working at AlphaSights, and through Model UN have been able to travel to Chapel Hill, Boston, DC, Chicago. I was recently nominated to represent CMC at Duke & UNC’s national PPE colloquium, where I will be participating in an advanced seminar series on philosophy of Artificial Intelligence, with 20 other top students from across North America.
I’ve particularly engaged in my last year in studies in urban economics and applied econometrics and will be capping my college experience with a thesis on the impact of affordable housing requirements on housing supply in California. I’m excited to pursue a career or further studies in economic research or public policy analysis.
As always one of my highlights of the year has been coming home and reconnecting with my friends from Latymer over the holidays. I’m always grateful for the opportunities provided to me by the US Latymerians and their generosity. Latymer uniquely prepared me well for a US college experience, with the elective program, the Extended Project Qualification, and of course the US admissions program and mentorship. I can confidently say without the support of the US Latymerian Bursary I would not be where I am today.”
Without the 100% fee remission this bursary offers, Liam could never have dreamed of taking up his hard-won place. Your gift will help ensure that another student will be able to enjoy these same opportunities.
Donation Methods
There are several ways to donate from the US:
1. Online (UK bank accounts only)
By donating via our website (through Enthuse, our payment partner) your donation will be processed immediately. This option is only available for those with a UK bank account.
2. Via BSUF
Many US Latymerians prefer to donate through the British Schools and Universities Foundation (BSUF) an organisation which enables tax-effective giving in the US. Donations through the BSUF are tax deductible and can be donated directly from a US bank account, including a US retirement account, with no tax consequence. More details can be found on their website.
3. Via BACS transfer (UK bank accounts only)
Latymer Foundation at Hammersmith
Account Number: 41408993
Sort Code: 60-50-06
Branch: NatWest, King Street, London, W6 0QD
Swift Code: NWBKGB2L
IBAN: GB36 NWBK 60500641408993
Reference: include your initials and surname
US Latymerian Council Members
David Godfrey (Class of 1964)
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David Kendall (Class of 1967)
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Robert Stevens (Class of 1968)
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Simon Kisch (Class of 1969)
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Maciek Brzeski (Class of 1976)
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Jamie Grant (Class of 1976)
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Tony Hynes (Class of 1989)
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Anton Xavier (Class of 1992)
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Abi Ronan (Class of 2004)
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Josh Henderson (Class of 2010)
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Mark Bullimore (Class of 1980)
