The Levantine Heritage Foundation (LHF) is dedicated to promoting research, preservation, and education regarding the heritage, arts, and culture of the diverse communities in the Levant region. This encompasses the former Ottoman Empire between the 17th and 20th centuries, where various peoples and communities, including Venetians, Genoese, Greeks, Turks, Persians, Armenians, Jews, French, Italians, British, and many other Europeans and Americans, traded and settled. With the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire in 1923, these cosmopolitan communities scattered across the globe.

The LHF is committed to piecing together their histories and legacies for future generations to study and build upon. Based in the UK, the foundation has a worldwide network of members and associates, including descendants of these communities and academic researchers specializing in Ottoman and European politics, trade, and social interactions. Through online talks, international conferences, and networking events, the LHF brings together descendants and researchers.

Its website offers a wealth of freely-accessible resources, including testimonials, interviews, genealogies, images, recordings of events, databases of publications, and other information related to the Levant's cosmopolitan cities, communities, and networks. The Levantine Heritage Foundation operates with volunteers and is primarily funded through member subscriptions, donations, and sponsorship. By joining, members gain priority access to LHF events and receive support for their own research endeavors