| 2007 | To mark the School’s 150th anniversary, the Governing Body sets up the Cranleigh Foundation. Its original aims are two-fold: to help fund capital projects and to provide bursaries for children. The first chairman is Dr Steve Mockford |
| 2008 | The Cranleigh Foundation is formally registered as a charity, number 1122918 with the Charity Commission |
| 2009 | The Emms Centre opens, providing much-needed classroom space for Maths, Science and Modern Languages |
| A £500,000 renovation of the Jubilee pavilion takes place, part-funded by OCs | |
| OC Vivian Cox leaves a legacy of £655,000 to the Cranleigh Foundation and the school launches its legacy society, the Vivian Cox Society, in his honour | |
| The Foundation launches the Cranleigh Sporting Excellence Appeal (consisting 1st XV rugby pitch and multi-sports clubhouse project) | |
| The Rhodes Block is converted into a new Art and Design centre | |
| Old Cranleighan Society gives £300,000 to Cranleigh Foundation | |
| The Foundation hosts its first fundraising ball, the Winter Wonderland Ball, which raises £25,000 | |
| The Revd Canon Nigel Nicholson is appointed chairman | |
| 2010 | The Foundation runs its first Cranleigh Christmas Fair, raising just under £8,000 |
| The new Mander organ is funded by OC Hamish Ogston. This is part of a £2 million-refurbishment of the School Chapel part-funded by OCs and parents | |
| The Foundation runs annual Ladies’ Tennis Tournaments in aid of the Cranleigh Foundation until 2017. Over the years, these raise £5,000 | |
| 2011 | The Cranleigh Midsummer Ball raises £90,000 for the Foundation and two other charities |
| An OC Art Exhibition is held in Central London with a percentage of proceeds donated to the Foundation | |
| The first Foundationer joins Cranleigh | |
| 2013 | A copse of 100 trees is donated by families planted to mark centenary of the Prep School |
| 2015 | The sale of the original Chapel pews raises £20,690 for the Foundation |
| The first Foundationer selected by Buttle UK arrives at Cranleigh | |
| 2016 | The ‘Leaving’ War Memorial is unveiled. The memorial is funded, in part, by donations from Old Cranleighans and the Chapel refurbishment completed |
| The Foundation holds the Sesquicentennial Spectacular Summer ball , raising £90,000 | |
| The Rev Canon Nicholson retires as chairman and OC Nick Meyer is appointed chairman | |
| 2017 | The board of trustees re-focus the objective of Cranleigh Foundation to funding places for children affected by tragedy |
| 2018 | The first Foundationer selected by the SpringBoard Foundation arrives at Cranleigh |
| 2019 | Foundation Chairman, Nick Meyer, embarks on a sponsored walk of the entire length of the Cornish Coastal Path to raise money for the Cranleigh Foundation. He raises £25,000 |
| 2020 | OC John Oram leaves a legacy of £242,048 to the Cranleigh Foundation |
| Cranleigh Christmas Fair runs as a virtual event in response to pandemic and social restrictions | |
| 2021 | The governors assign £1m allocated from Cranleigh Abu Dhabi to the Foundation |
| 2022 | The School runs its first Cranleigh Foundation Week |
| The Foundation plans its fourth fundraising ball, the Spectacular Summer Ball, to be held on 4 June | |