As part of our wider commitment to giving back, Flemings Mayfair has been working alongside Charity Begins at Home, a UK-registered charity supporting local communities and people experiencing homelessness and hardship across London.
The charity relies on volunteers and donations. Every Friday, the team gathers at the Strand (Agar Street) to distribute warm meals, drinks and essential food items, as well as clothes and sleeping bags, to people in need. Now in its tenth year, Charity Begins at Home was also featured in King Charles’s first Christmas speech in 2022.
Our talented chefs at Ormer Mayfair prepare more than 60 warm meals every Wednesday. These are collected and distributed by the charity’s bike project to people and families in need across London. Through this ongoing support, more than 16,000 meals have been distributed.
The work of Henrik Muehle, Managing Director at Flemings Mayfair, and his involvement with the local community have also been documented in a TV trailer produced by Korvin Production. Over eight weeks, the production followed and interviewed Henrik as he supported the local community, people experiencing homelessness and those less fortunate.
Mr Muehle has also spoken publicly about homelessness and community support through interviews with GB News, BBC One, BBC London News and LBC Radio. In December 2023, he was interviewed by the Jim Diamond Radio Show and filmed as part of the David Roses Art Project, helping to raise awareness of homelessness in London.
In 2026, and for the sixth consecutive year, Henrik joined around 100 business leaders from across London at the CEO Sleepout at Lord’s Cricket Ground, raising more than £120,000 to support people affected by homelessness.
Supporting people in need remains an important part of life at Flemings Mayfair, with our team continuing to find meaningful ways to give back to the local community.