The Invicta Foundation

Jul 4th, 2019

Aug 30th, 2018

I volunteered a few years ago for this charity, I organised their stock room. Which at the time was opposite their charity shop in Red Lion Walk. The "stock room" premises was a vacant lot there was no electricity a cable ran from out the window of their offices two stories above to a window in the vacant lot. run of this was lighting, heating and two ironing machines all on a domestic extension cable. Look into their accounts for yourselves, if you want to donate please give to a charity with a proven track record
May 6th, 2017

Dec 27th, 2016

According to accounts filed with the Charity Commission, the Invicta Foundation spends less than 1% of its income on charitable causes. This amounted to a measly 500 pounds last year. In reality, Invicta is a tangled web of self serving and conflicted interests: Trustees are beneficiaries, employees are related to the trustees, and the founder decided in 2013 that he needed to be the paid CEO with a salary that equated to more than 1/2 of the donated income for the year. (Of course this was board approved, because his wife and son were the only other board members). The organization is virtually insolvent, with current debts equating to twice its current assets. In fact, it has spent more money servicing its bank overdraft than it has serving veterans. Please do injured veterans a favour, and consider donating to well run charities such as The Royal British Legion.
Mar 30th, 2017