Fair Saturday Foundation is dedicated to promoting a fairer and more empathetic world through innovative cultural initiatives. With a focus on cultural advancement, social empathy, and scientific progress, the foundation was established in Bilbao-Bizkaia in 2015. Their goal is to foster a more just and virtuous society by bridging the gap between different individuals, cities, and cultures.

One of the foundation's notable initiatives is the Fair Saturday Festival, held every year on the last Saturday of November. This day is dedicated to art and culture with a social impact, encouraging cultural and social organizations worldwide to participate and support a chosen social project. Fair Saturday also organizes the FSForum, a forum for international cultural and social leaders to discuss the importance of culture and social innovation in building positive and human societies.

The foundation's educational programs include Barreras Invisibles, a pioneering cultural patronage program aimed at children at risk of exclusion, and Cuentos para pensar, a short story contest targeted at young people aged 8 to 18, promoting reflection on social issues through literary creativity. Fair Saturday Foundation also provides platforms like FSNext for ticket sales and streaming services for creators, as well as producing unique cultural events with a strong social component, such as Ura Bere Bidean. They also recognize inspiring individuals and organizations through the FSAwards, highlighting their contributions to social innovation through culture.

Join Fair Saturday in their mission to create a better society by embracing art, culture, and empathy