Annual Report Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2023
Annual Report Report and accounts of the Trustees Financial year to 5 April 2023
## Reference and administrative information
Weston and members of his family, which is registered with the Central Register of Charities, registration number 230260. The Foundation is recognised by the HM Revenue and Customs as an approved charity for tax purposes, the reference number being X96978.
|Principal Offce|Weston Centre|
|---|---|
||10 Grosvenor Street|
||London W1K 4QY|
|Trustees|Sir Guy H Weston, Chair|
||Anna C Hobhouse|
||Jana R Khayat|
||Sophia M Weston|
||Eliza L Mitchell|
||Melissa B Murdoch|
||George G Weston|
||Alannah E Cochrane (Weston)|
||Geordie C Dalglish|
|Director|Philippa Charles|
|Secretary to the|Janette Cattell (until 30 September 2022)|
|Trustees|Chris Priestley (from 30 September 2022)|
|Bankers|Coutts & Co|
||440 Strand|
||London WC2R 0QS|
|Solicitors|Withers LLP|
||20 Old Bailey|
||London EC4M 7AN|
|Auditors|UHY Hacker Young LLP|
||Quadrant House|
||4 Thomas More Square|
||London E1W 1YW|
|Fund Managers|Investec|
||30 Gresham Street|
||London EC2V 7QN|
||Oxford University Endowment Management|
||27 Park End Street|
||Oxford OX1 1HU|
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## **2,147 individual grants made across the UK**
## **£91 million**
Total donations over £91 million to charities across the country
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New website launched that exceeds accessibility standards
Extensive independent survey of applicants conducted with over 1,300 respondents
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£33.4 million donated to Youth, Welfare and Community charities across the UK
453 grants made to charities in the north of England
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## Chair’s introduction
As the Chair of the Foundation, I am pleased to introduce the Annual Report of the Trustees for the year to 5 April 2023.
The Foundation is a family founded grantmaker, endowed by my grandfather in 1958. In accordance with his wishes the Foundation’s Trustees are his descendants, and we are proud to be stewards of the commitment which he made to the charity sector in the UK, and which has enabled us to grow donations each year to charities across the country. We believe strongly in the power of philanthropic institutions that can take a long-term time horizon as we know that many charities value funding from organisations like the Foundation to deliver their vital work across the UK and that this support can be challenging to secure.
We build long-term and thoughtful relationships with our grantees, working closely with them through good times and more difficult times. We have a clearly articulated grant-making philosophy which focuses on our core values of respect, humility and trust. We work in a straightforward and transparent way. For example, we seek to make our application
process as straightforward as possible, allowing charities to devote more time to their work, not fundraising. We ask for simple annual grant reports that focus on key outcomes so we can learn from them, rather than overburdening charities with complex and bespoke reporting. We are flexible – we can fund a specific project, but equally we can and do make grants for core costs, recognising that our grantees know best how to help their beneficiaries and communities, not us. We do not predetermine funds by geography or sector; instead responding to what grantees tell us they need.
We continue to have ambitious plans for the coming year as we seek to increase our grants and I am excited to see the continued difference which the Foundation can make to our grantees.
I and my fellow Trustees once again extend our sincere thanks to the Director and her team for their hard work over the previous year and their forward-thinking, flexible and sensitive approach as we move forward with our exciting plans.
Sir Guy H Weston Chair of the Trustees
9 October 2023
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## Trustees’ report
## Accounting policies
prepared in accordance with the accounting policies set out in the notes to the accounts and comply with the charity’s governing document, the Charities Act 2011 and Accounting and Reporting by Charities: Statement of Recommended Practice applicable to charities preparing their accounts in accordance with the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland published on 16 July 2014 (FRS102).
## Structure, governance and management
## Structure
The operation of the Foundation is governed by a Trust Deed dated 10 October 1958.
At 5 April 2023, the Foundation owned 79.2% of Wittington Investments Limited, a company registered in England. Wittington Investments is the ultimate holding company of Associated British Foods plc, which is listed on the London Stock Exchange, Fortnum and Mason plc and Heal’s plc. Under the terms of the Trust Deed, the investment in the Wittington Investments Limited group of companies forms the permanent capital endowment of the Foundation and the Trustees may not dispose of that investment except by a unanimous vote of all the Trustees.
## Governance and management
In accordance with the Trust Deed, after the death of Mr W Garfield Weston and his wife, their descendants became Trustees. The number of Trustees is limited to ten but must be at least five. If the number of Trustees drops below five, new Trustees fall to be appointed from among the lineal descendants of W Garfield Weston.
Being family members, incoming Trustees are aware of the aims and objectives of the
Foundation and the manner in which the Trustees carry out their responsibilities. Nearly all of the Trustees are on the board of other charitable entities either in the UK, the United States or Canada. The Foundation is a member of the Foundations Forum and the Association of Charitable Foundations and also receives the main charities’ journals. This ensures that the Trustees are well placed to keep up to date with developments in charity practice and regulations. In addition, the Trustees receive direct information in relation to important areas from both their Secretary, who attends monthly meetings and is a practising lawyer with expertise in the charity sector, and from their auditors UHY Hacker Young LLP.
The Trustees are directly responsible for the management of the Foundation and hold regular meetings in order to consider grant applications for £100,000 or more and to ratify smaller grants which have been made since their previous meeting. Additional meetings are included as required to deal with any time-sensitive funding requests. The initial processing of grant applications is dealt with by an experienced team of staff, but every application is seen by at least one of the Trustees who also actively participate in meetings with, and visits to, applicants. The Trustees also hold an annual meeting in order to adopt the Annual Report and Accounts and to carry out a formal review of the fulfilment of the Foundation’s aims and objectives, policies and the investment performance over the year.
## Risk management and policies
policies, protection, systems and checks remain in place in order to mitigate exposure to major risks and to ensure that the Foundation operates in accordance with ethical and environmental guidelines and protections. The Director and Secretary review operational risks and policies on an ongoing basis and these are formally considered by the Trustees at their Annual Meeting.
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The principal risks relate to investment performance, and operational risks in terms of grant-making arising from system malfunctions or fraudulent applications. There is also a reputational risk for the Foundation in terms of its relationship with the underlying trading activities of companies held through Wittington Investments Limited.
_Operational:_ the computer system and internal procedures, including authorised signatories, are regularly updated and reviewed and all grant applicants are screened by a skilled grants administration team. During the course of the year the arrangements whereby staff are seconded to the Foundation from Wittington Investments Limited have been reviewed and updated to ensure that they comply with all statutory and ethical requirements, including, but not limited to, those under the Data Protection Act 2018 and the Modern Slavery Act 2015, to address EDI-related issues and to provide safeguarding for staff and applicants.
_Investments:_ the Trustees regularly review the performance of the underlying assets and their shareholding in the Wittington Investments Limited group and receive reports directly from those who are managing the businesses. The nonWittington investments are also managed in accordance with a policy which balances risk with investment returns (see below).
_Reputation:_ the direct involvement of members of the Trustee board in the activities of the Wittington group also enables them to be fully appraised of events which might give rise to unwelcome media attention and hence reputational risks.
the Trustees have in place a detailed policy regarding conflicts of interest, both in terms of their grant-making decisions, and also in terms of the fact that some of them are directors of Wittington group companies; this potential for conflict is carefully managed with proper procedures (including as regards the exercise of the Trustees’ voting powers at the Wittington
Investments Limited AGM and any other shareholder meetings) and the taking of independent advice where necessary.
_Ethical and environment:_ as well as implementing their own policies to protect the environment (for example, nearly all applications are made online and the Trustees receive meeting papers electronically, thus reducing the need for paper and printing and facilitating remote working), the Trustees also keep under scrutiny the ethical and environmental practices as carried out by the underlying businesses in the Wittington group and their independent investment managers. In relation to its staff secondees, the Foundation adheres to the practices laid down by Wittington Investments Limited and Associated British Foods in connection with the Modern Slavery Act and corporate responsibility – for more details see - - www.wittington investments.co.uk/wp content/uploads/ ModernSlaveryHumanTraffcking Statement2023.pdf www.abf.co.uk/responsibility
_Equity, Diversity and Inclusion:_ the Trustees are committed to inclusion in our society; addressing disadvantage and ‘levelling the playing field’ for all has been a central theme of the Foundation for over six decades as the Foundation values diversity in its widest sense. The Foundation aims to be accessible, transparent and straightforward in its approach to grant-making and actively supports charities which in turn support diverse groups and communities, including those suffering discrimination in all its forms. The Trustees and staff are committed to inclusion and discussion on EDI is continuous to ensure our commitment is embedded on a daily basis. The Trustees continue to monitor the diversity of the Foundation’s staff team and the Foundation has a EDI champion who has knowledge and lived experience of EDI issues.
_Safeguarding:_ the Trustees have a safeguarding policy which is aimed at protecting their own staff as well as
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require grant applicants to confirm that they have appropriate safeguarding policies in place to protect their staff, volunteers and beneficiaries.
## Income and grant-making aims and objectives
The Trust Deed contains broad charitable objects which allow the Trustees, at their discretion, to pay or apply the income and, subject to certain restrictions, the capital of the Trust Fund to or for the benefit of any charitable bodies, trusts, associations, institutions or organisations.
Despite the continuing challenges and fluctuations in share prices and dividend levels, total income receipts for the year rose to just over £90 million (2022: £84 million). The Trustees have once again been able to draw on prudent levels of income reserves to make total grants of over £91.14 million in support of 2,147 appeals (2022: £89.88 million in support of 1,988 appeals).
The total outstanding forward commitments at the end of the financial year were just over £52.5 million as compared with just over £48 million in 2022. Commitments consist of future payments of £18 million (2022: £22 million) due to charities under existing multi-year grant arrangements, and pledges of just over £20 million (2022: £26.1 million) that require charities to fulfil specific prerequisite obligations. The increase in future payments reflects a concerted effort on the part of the Trustees over the past year to make longer-term grant commitments given the pressures of inflation. The Trustees’ aim is that pledges should not exceed 20% of their annual projected expenditure, but the current figure includes an outstanding significant pledge of £8 million to Moorfields Eye Hospital for a new centre for advancing eye health (which the Trustees felt was important to support at an early stage in order to encourage support from other donors), so the balance is comfortably within the Trustees’ target.
While the Trustees were pleased to be able to make some substantial grants for key capital projects, including £2 million to Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust for the new Cambridge Children’s Hospital and grants exceeding £1 million for a number of medical, educational and environmental projects, charities remain comparatively cautious in terms of undertaking capital projects and, where these were in contemplation prior to the pandemic, the overall costs of completing the same have risen considerably. The Trustees have therefore done their best to assist with shortfalls and enable such projects finally to move towards completion. The Trustees have also continued to provide support for the core costs of charities which are still suffering from the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as the rising costs of inflation. See the Director’s Report and full list of grants made for more details.
## Grant-making policy
The Foundation continues to accept only appeals from UK registered charities. No applications from individuals are considered and the Trustees do not typically fund projects outside the UK, nor do they fund animal charities, unless for the purpose of supporting a specific environmental project or where the main beneficiary is people, such as providing assistance for those with disabilties.
The Trustees’ aim is to keep the application process as simple and streamlined as possible. Step-by-step guidelines as to how to make a grant application (more than 95% of which are now submitted online), together with helpful details of the criteria which are taken into consideration when assessing applications and the information which should be submitted with an application, are available on the Foundation’s website www.garfeldweston.org
These guidelines are also published in Welsh (although applications from Welsh charities must still be made in English).
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All applications are considered on an individual basis; the Trustees do not consider funding requests made within 12 months of the outcome of a previous application, but, in relation to funding for core costs, they will consider providing funds to be spread over a period of years. Whenever possible, visits are made by Trustees and/or the Director or one of the other members of the Foundation’s grants team in order to gain a better understanding of applicants’ requirements. Regular contact is maintained with recipients of grants for monitoring purposes, while also taking care to minimise the burden on the recipient charities.
In order to provide further transparency in the grant-making process, the Foundation publishes its grants through 360Giving. It also commissions independent reviews of grant-giving initiatives in order to assess their effectiveness and to improve the experience for both successful and unsuccessful applicants. These findings are published and shared openly and made accessible on the website; the most recent report from nfpResearch was published in July 2023.
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The Trustees have complied with section 2(1)(b) of the Charities Act 2011, having due regard to the Charity Commission’s guidance on public benefit when reviewing the Foundation’s aims and objectives, when setting the grant-making policy and in making awards.
## Achievements and performance
Despite the current economic uncertainty, Wittington Investments Limited has managed to increase its dividend payments to the Foundation so that the Foundation has been able to continue to provide funding of just over £91.14 million across a broad range of charitable purposes at a time when the sector, and those whom it supports, continue to be in need.
Some of the valuable charities and projects which have been funded by the Foundation
are described in more detail in the Director’s Report at page 12.
## Investment performance
investment structure (represented by the Wittington group of companies) which was contributed by our grandfather to the Foundation remains a sustainable long-term model, particularly in terms of providing a regular and reliable income stream to enable the Foundation to fulfil its charitable purposes. The value of the group of companies (which is directly attributable to the share price of Associated British Foods) continues to fluctuate in line with equity markets generally, but the Trustees remain confident that any such fluctuations will not have a lasting effect on their ability to provide support to grant applicants.
for the Foundation there is not a direct correlation between the amounts which Wittington pays by way of dividends and the amounts which are received by the Trustees by reference to their percentage shareholding; this is owing to the fact that the two entities have different accounting year ends.
As at 5 April 2023, the Investec portfolio was valued at over £72.4 million (2022: £77.7 million). Performance net of fees at -4.5% was below the benchmark of RPI plus 4% (+17.9%), but the Trustees recognise the challenges posed by this benchmark in the current period of inflation.
Moreover the portfolio outperformed the ARC (Asset Risk Consultants) Charity Steady Growth Index (the average volatility of which is similar to that of the portfolio), over the year to 5 April 2023 with a loss (net of fees) of 4.5% as compared with a loss of +4.8% for the Index. The annual income distributions to the Foundation from the Investec portfolio totalled £2 milion.
The Oxford University Endowment Management (OUem) fund offers an
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alternative form of investment in a broad range of asset classes, focusing on real returns in excess of inflation and therefore fits well within the Trustees’ benchmark of RPI plus 4%. The three year annualised return to 31 March 2023 for the fund as a whole was 11.1% and was well above the fund’s objective of CPI+5%. The distribution policy of OUem is to pay an annual distribution of 4.25% of the fund’s NAV over the past 20 quarters which is estimated to yield just over £1 million per annum for the Foundation.
The capital value of the Savills’ Charities Property Fund was £5.99 million as at 5 April 2023 (2022: £6.93m), with an income yield of 4%.
Further analysis of the investment assets can be found in Note 9 to the Financial Statements. A copy of Wittington Investments Limited’s accounts for the year to 17 September 2023 can be obtained from Companies House.
## Financial review
In accordance with required accounting policy, grants are recognised in the statement of financial activities when approved by the Trustees and communicated to the recipients, irrespective of the future period over which payments are to be made, and the obligations outstanding at the year end are recognised as creditors.
## Costs
These continue to be very low in relation to the levels of income and donations made and are kept under review by the Director and Trustees to ensure they remain lean as a proportion of grant expenditure.
## Reserves
The Trustees’ policy is to maintain reserves of approximately 50% of the Foundation’s annual income bearing in mind the general timing of income receipts, their general pattern of giving and the current economic climate. Total income reserves at the end of
the year were £24.1 million and this will be taken into account when assessing levels of grant-making for the following financial year.
## Investment objectives
The Trustees’ investment objectives in relation to their non-Wittington group assets as set out in the policy statement are to preserve the absolute value of the capital, whilst maintaining its ‘real’ value.
This involves adopting a relatively conservative investment strategy, investing in a balanced portfolio without geographical, currency or sector restriction, subject to the terms of a Charity Commission Order dated 19 September 2001. The primary benchmark for investment performance remains at RPI plus 4% over a rolling three year period, although comparison is also made on an annual basis with the ARC (Asset Risk Consultants) Charity Steady Growth Index for Investec and, in the case of OUem, the MSCI All Country World Index.
investment managers have suitable policies in place regarding their stock selection to ensure that this complies with the latest ESG practices and they continue to keep this under review. The Trustees’ principal investment, namely Associated British Foods plc, is a highly diversified global company with an extensive and practical approach to responsible business. The Trustees have a direct line of sight into this business, making the Foundation’s approach to responsible investment more transparent and with a higher degree of clarity than other models might afford.
## Plans for future periods
significant impact on all areas of the sector, but with particular significance for charities which support the poorest and most vulnerable in our society as well as for those undertaking capital projects. The Foundation will continue to do its best to react to the changing needs of the charitable sector and to provide support where it is most needed
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and can most effectively be utilised to make a difference.
The Trustees will continue to maintain our ability to respond promptly and effectively to the requests in support of a broad range of charitable causes, relying upon the consistent performance of the Foundation’s investment endowment and prudent income reserves.
## Trustees’ responsibilities for the financial statements
The Trustees are responsible for preparing the Trustees’ Annual Report and the financial statements in accordance with applicable law and United Kingdom Accounting Standards (United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Practice).
The law applicable to charities in England and Wales requires the Trustees to prepare financial statements for each financial year which give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the charity and of the incoming resources and application of resources of the charity for that period. In preparing these financial statements, the Trustees are required to:
the charity and enable them to ensure that the financial statements comply with the Charities Act 2011, the Charity (Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2008 and the provisions of the Trust Deed. They are also responsible for safeguarding the charity’s assets and hence taking reasonable steps for the prevention and detection of fraud and breaches of law and regulations.
The Trustees are responsible for the maintenance and integrity of the charity and financial information included on the charity’s website. Legislation in the United Kingdom governing the preparation and dissemination of financial statements may differ from legislation in other jurisdictions.
Sir Guy H Weston Chair of the Trustees
Sophia Weston Deputy Chair of Trustees
- 9 October 2023
- select suitable accounting policies and then apply them consistently
- observe the methods and principles in the Charities SORP
- make judgements and estimates that are reasonable and prudent
- state whether applicable accounting standards and statements of recommended practice have been followed, subject to any material departures disclosed and explained in the financial statements
- going concern basis unless it is inappropriate to presume that the charity will continue in operation
The Trustees are responsible for keeping proper records which disclose with
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## Director’s report
It’s been another exciting year at the Foundation with donations increasing on last year and a record number of grants made across the country. With flexibility and responsiveness being at the heart of our strategy, the Trustees made an increased level of core costs grants, reflecting the challenging circumstances for many charities as they wrestle with growing demand and rising costs, while fundraising is squeezed by inflationary issues.
The Trustees’ grants this year placed particular emphasis on smaller, grassroots charities and our community-oriented grants totalled £9.5 million, an increase of almost 40% on the previous year. Examples of grassroots charities include Together Dementia Support which provides vital help to people living with dementia and their family carers in the Manchester area, and The Matthew Project social enterprise programme which gives beneficiaries in Norwich opportunities to change their lives and to generate income for the charity. We were pleased that 37% of applicants in the Community category applied to us for the first time, which reflected the work we have been doing to be as accessible and visible as possible to those who may not know us already. We plan to continue this activity vigorously and make continued use of webinars and technology to reach those who need us.
Alongside core costs grants and donations for key projects and activities, the Trustees also continued to invest in the future by supporting a range of capital projects, consciously balancing immediate need with longer-term investments. Post-pandemic, there has been an increase in capital projects in the Health sector in particular and the Trustees made a number of major grants in this area. These included £2 million to Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust for the new Cambridge Children’s Hospital, the
of England; £300,000 to Alder Hey Children’s Charity for its Surgical Neonatal Appeal; and £250,000 to the University of Sheffield for its Gene Therapy Innovation and Manufacturing Centre.
Health and wellbeing are increasingly in the spotlight as the effects emerge of recent uncertainties. The work of mental health charities has never been more in demand and, reflecting that, the Trustees made grants of more than £2.7 million in this area during 2022/23, an increase of 50% on the previous year. From local organisations such as Youth Talk in St Albans, to those with national reach such as Place2Be and the national network of Minds, all are providing practical support when people need it most. The innovative approach of Mental Health Innovation’s Shout project, using text messaging to provide practical 24/7 mental health support, particularly impressed the Trustees. Other grants in the health and wellbeing area included Tenovus Cancer Care, to fund its mobile chemotherapy units; Changing Faces for its life-changing support for people with a scar, mark or condition that makes them look different; and Refuge, the UK’s largest domestic abuse charity.
Another record was in our Environment category, reflecting the ever more pressing need to protect our natural world, and the Trustees were delighted to grant £12.2 million this year. The Foundation continued its long-term partnerships with several organisations such as Oceana, with a grant of £1 million over 5 years towards its work protecting and restoring the waters around the UK; and a major investment of £5 million to the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew continuing our support for the Garfield Weston Global Tree Seed Bank, a project with global significance.
In addition to larger organisations, the Trustees were keen to make grants to smaller projects that involve local communities in caring for their environment. The Open University’s ‘Living Lab’ in Milton Keynes is involving people in conservation to
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create nature-based recovery solutions, and University of Surrey’s ‘Space4Nature’ project combines satellite and AI technology alongside ‘citizen science’ to provide robust habitat data. In Wales, the Trustees granted £150,000 towards Keep Wales Tidy’s important project to address waste and flytipping in the areas most affected.
Alongside our grant-making, we also undertook several strategic projects to ensure we continually improve the way we work. We completely revamped the foundation’s website which, already praised for its clarity and straightforward approach, is now even better with every section being either AA or AAA rated for accessibility. The new website supports our long-standing work to be transparent and clear and to help charities make their best case for support. The refreshed website is also a crucial step in transitioning to a new database behind the scenes, which we will be implementing in the coming year, aiming to deliver improved reporting capabilities while maintaining good records.
and also the Trustees for their insight, thoughtful approach and passion for supporting our amazing charity partners. Now we turn our attention to the year ahead as there is still much to do and we relish the opportunity to strengthen existing partnerships and forge new ones.
Philippa Charles Director
also commissioned an independent and extensive survey of applicants to understand their experience better, to inform where we can make improvements and to ensure we continue doing the things that applicants need and want. The findings from over 1,300 responses were made public in July, and we look forward to working on the ideas and suggestions the feedback elicited.
We are proud of our partnerships with great charities and have highlighted a small selection of our partners on the following pages to offer a flavour of what we have been doing, we hope you enjoy reading about them. We are also keen to encourage new charities to apply so please do spread this message as we know that word of mouth is a powerful way for people to find out about us.
very dedicated team of staff at the Foundation for their hard work, skill and care
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## The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
deliver cutting edge research into the climate resilience of threatened trees that has the potential to save trees on the brink of extinction; and build in-country tree conservation capacity by boosting the supply of native tree seeds, training native conservationists and improving in-country seed banking facilities. The Trustees were delighted to grant £5 million to fund phase three of this essential work.
## _Project grant, Environment_
The Global Tree Seed Bank at Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew was established in 2014 with the aim to conserve the world’s most important tree species, which are increasingly under threat from deforestation, over exploitation, climate change, pests and diseases. The Foundation has a longstanding relationship and the Garfield Weston Global Tree Seed Bank has conserved 5,000 woody species from 40 countries, a range of research projects have been carried out, as well as conservation skills building programmes with the project’s global partners.
The next phase of the project will use the resources held in the Seed Bank to significantly enhance conservation efforts in countries around the world. In this phase the project will restore forests in six countries facing significant deforestation threats; conserve at least a further 500 of the rarest, most endangered or most vital tree species;
The urgency of the task in front of us is clear, we need to accelerate the pace of conservation globally if we are to meet the twin challenges of biodiversity loss and climate change. Investment such as this from the Garfield Weston Foundation is transformational. Already it has allowed us to build a globally unique asset which will safeguard many of the world’s rarest and most threatened trees for decades, if not centuries, to come.
Richard Deverell, Director
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## University of Surrey
## _Project grant, Environment_
Surrey has one of the fastest-declining wildlife populations of any county in England. Over 620 species have already become extinct in Surrey and a further 972 species are in decline. Currently there is no system in place to gather, verify and publish good habitat data which means that many organisations and sectors develop individual approaches which lack cohesion. Space4Nature is a pioneering project, led by the University of Surrey in partnership with Surrey Wildlife Trust, Buglife and the Painshill Park Trust, to revolutionise how habitats are monitored. The project combines satellite imagery and artificial intelligence to develop and automate detailed remote habitat mapping software, providing robust data to inform conservation programmes. Alongside this technology, Surrey Wildlife Trust and Buglife will train volunteers to become citizen scientists including school children who will help assess the accuracy of the technology on the ground. Their observational data will be incorporated into highly detailed habitat maps, which will be made publicly available for free. If successful, this innovative approach has the potential to be scaled and
The support we have received from Garfield Weston Foundation for our Space4Nature project allows us to use innovative technology – Earth Observation satellites and artificial intelligence - to demonstrate how we can protect and restore key habitats in the UK. Garfield Weston’s support will mean we can boost biodiversity in wetland areas, which are particularly sensitive to climate change, and urban and peri-urban areas, where habitats are often encroached by roads and buildings.
Professor Richard Murphy, Director of the Centre for Environment and Sustainability
used globally to map habitat data. The Foundation’s grant of £200,000 will help map, protect and restore wildlife and diversity across Surrey and hopes to provide a high-quality basis for expanding across regions and countries.
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## Tenovus Cancer Care
## _Core costs grant, Health_
Tenovus has an 80-year history of supporting local healthcare facilities and medical research in Wales, and has grown to become Wales’s leading cancer charity. It provides essential services to cancer patients and their families including a telephone service manned by cancer nurses, welfare advice for families, and community choirs that help patients and families to find purpose and joy.
Tenovus also operate the world’s largest mobile chemotherapy units, that provide chemotherapy and immunotherapy treatments for patients in remote, rural
areas with poor access to facilities. In the last 12 months, the three pioneering mobile support units administered over 3,500 treatments, cutting down on patient travel time and helping to take the pressure off overstretched NHS cancer centres. Similar to many charities during the pandemic, Tenovus’s income from its charity shops and community fundraising decreased, while demand for its mobile units increased; a situation that has continued during the cost-of-living crisis. The charity is focusing its resources to generate income, and the Trustees were pleased to make a core costs grant of £90,000 over two years to support its work.
Tenovus Cancer Care exists to transform the lives of people affected by cancer. Since launching our first Mobile Support Unit in 2009, the Garfield Weston Foundation has been a gamechanging funder, supporting the Units’ development, then the protection of the service through Covid and into the current complex environment. We simply couldn’t have achieved this without them.
Judi Rhys MBE, CEO
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## Mental Health Innovations
## _Core costs grant, Health_
Mental Health Innovations (MHI) was founded in 2017 with a mission to develop innovative digital tools to support people struggling with their mental health. In 2019 MHI launched Shout in partnership with leading mental health organisations. Shout is the UK’s first and only free, confidential, 24/7 text messaging support service for anyone who is struggling to cope. Each texter is connected to one of the
charity’s 2,400 trained Crisis Volunteers who supports the individual through a moment of intense need and crisis to one of calm. In addition to being a standalone service, Shout provides 24/7 mental health support to over 80 organisations across the UK which otherwise could not afford to offer around the clock care.
Shout has held conversations with more than 1.7 million people and, over the last three years, demand for its services has tripled. The impact of the pandemic and increasing financial pressures from the costof-living crisis have had significant negative effects on people’s mental health, especially younger people, and around half of all contacts are now under the age of 18. The Trustees were delighted to build on their earlier support of the service in 2020 with a major grant of £300,000 over three years to expand Shout’s reach and to ensure everyone can access mental health support when they need it.
Garfield Weston Foundation’s generous funding has been crucial as Shout has expanded across the UK, helping hundreds of thousands of children and young people with their mental health. Looking ahead, the Foundation’s funding will enable us to increase our support to vulnerable teenagers who contact Shout with issues such as suicidal ideation, depression, anxiety, relationships, bullying, grief and self-harm. We couldn’t be more grateful for this long term support for our work.
Victoria Hornby, CEO
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## Changing Faces
## _Project grant, Health_
Changing Faces is the UK’s leading charity for everyone with a scar, mark or condition on their face or body that makes them look different. It provides advice, support and psychosocial services to people with a visible difference, and aim to influence policy makers, people and the media to drive cultural, social and policy change that benefits those who look different.
Thanks to the generous support of the Garfield Weston Foundation, Changing Faces can provide essential support, information and advice to anyone with a mark, scar or condition that makes them look different helping to build self-esteem, develop coping strategies and build resilience. The support of GWF means we can be there to help anyone who needs us, whenever they need us.
Being perceived as different by others can lead to a loss of confidence, emotional or mental health issues, bullying and marginalisation. Changing Faces’ wellbeing services offer a wide range of practical resources, including a support and information line, facilitated peer support programme, psychoeducation workshops, self-help guides and an online community forum. One-to-one counselling support is provided for those most severely affected by the consequences of being different. Last year over 1,000 children and adults were supported and over the past 18 months the charity’s wellbeing team has expanded from six to nine people to meet growing demand.
In the next few years, Changing Faces expects to help 3,700 children, young people and adults via its wellbeing services and an additional 60,000 people each year via their online resources. The Trustees’ grant of £300,000 over three years will support the further development of their lifechanging services.
## Heather Blake, CEO
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## One Small Thing
## _Project grant, Welfare_
Over 80% of women sent to prison are sentenced for non-violent, low-level offences, and over 60% of them are mothers. The consequences for their children can be lifechanging, with many going into care and losing their family home. One Small Thing’s purpose built residential hub, Hope Street, provides a community-based alternative to short custodial sentences for women who have committed a low-level, non-violent offence.
and will pilot a new approach to working with women in the justice system. The women will be able to meet the requirements of a community sentence while accessing comprehensive wrap-around support and retaining care of their children. In addition to the 124 women and children that Hope Street can accommodate each year, a further 500 women in the community will be helped in a network of move-on homes across Hampshire with a range of training, accreditation and support programmes.
One Small Thing aims to create a blueprint for change that can be replicated across the country, achieving better outcomes for women, their children and society. Claire Hubberstey, CEO
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## Together Dementia Support
## _Core costs grant, Welfare_
Together Dementia Support helps people across Manchester and North Trafford to live positively with dementia. It offers a wide range of services for people living with dementia, and for their carers.
The Friendship and Activity groups offer a fun, social and relaxed place for people with dementia to make new friends while the Dementia Cafés are a great opportunity for their carers to socialise and share their experiences. Pyaari Yaadein is a bespoke project developed to work with people from a South Asian background, with sessions run by trained professionals. Other services include welfare checks, training and support for carers, advocacy and peer support.
The grant from the Garfield Weston Foundation has enabled Together Dementia Support to run Friendship and Activity Groups for our members with dementia and support for their families. The groups bring such joy and purpose to people who would otherwise be isolated and inactive at home. Support for the family carers lightens their burden. “I feel I can breathe again!” said one exhausted daughter after being taken out for a walk.
Sally Ferris, CEO
Demand for services has risen by 150% in the last year, at the same time as the cost of providing services has increased.
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## Summary of grants awarded in the year ended 5 April 2023
||Over|No. of|£20,000|No. of|Total|Total no.|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Category|£20,000|grants|and under|grants|amount £|of grants|
|Arts|16,864,850|87|1,490,508|114|18,355,358|201|
|Community|7,011,000|142|2,619,000|254|9,630,000|396|
|Education|6,426,000|53|545,000|56|6,971,000|109|
|Environment|12,027,000|63|249,500|19|12,276,500|82|
|Faith|1,865,000|45|2,150,000|262|4,015,000|307|
|Health|9,420,000|106|1,002,000|81|10,422,000|187|
|Museums &|||||||
|Heritage|4,970,000|29|231,500|21|5,201,500|50|
|Welfare|12,128,000|250|3,365,500|271|15,493,500|521|
|Youth|6,557,000|127|1,807,000|165|8,364,000|292|
|Other|410,000|2|-|-|410,000|2|
|Totals|77,678,850|904|13,460,008|1,243|91,138,858|2,147|
Other £410,000
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Youth £8,364,000
Arts £18,355,358
Welfare £15,493,500
Community £9,630,000
Total amount by category
Museums & Heritage
£5,201,500
Education £6,971,000
Health £10,422,000
Faith £4,015,000 Environment £12,276,500
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Other 2
Arts 201
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Youth 292
Community 396
Welfare 521
Number of grants by category
Education 109
Environment 82
Museums & Heritage 50
Faith 307
Health 187
Yorkshire & The Humber £3,237,000
East Midlands £2,109,000
West Midlands £3,017,000
Eastern £6,859,500
Wales £2,832,000
South West £4,686,500
South East £7,138,000
Scotland £4,646,500 Total amount by region
Northern Ireland £2,166,500 National (inc. London)
£45,577,358
North West £5,494,000
North East £3,145,500
Non-UK £230,000
Yorkshire & The Humber 141 East Midlands 95
Eastern 144
West Midlands 137
Wales 101
South West 223 National (inc. London) 486
Number of grants by region
South East 276 Non-UK 2
North East 116
Scotland 167 North West 198
Northern Ireland 61
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## Foundation
## Opinion
year ended 5 April 2023 which comprise the Statement of Financial Activities, the Balance Sheet, the Cashflow Statement and notes to the financial statements, including significant accounting policies. The financial reporting framework that has been applied in their preparation is applicable law and United Kingdom Accounting Standards, including FRS 102 The Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland (United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Practice).
- give a true and fair view of the state of the charity’s affairs as at 5 April 2023 and of its incoming resources and application of resources for the year then ended
- have been properly prepared in accordance with United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Practice and
- have been prepared in accordance with the Charities Act 2011
## Basis for opinion
We conducted our audit in accordance with International Standards on Auditing (UK) (ISA (UK)) and applicable law. Our responsibilities under those standards are further described in the Auditor’s responsibilities for the audit of the financial statements section of our report. We are independent of the charity in accordance with the ethical requirements that are relevant to our audit of the financial statements in the UK, including the FRC’s Ethical Standard, and we have fulfilled our other ethical responsibilities in accordance with these requirements. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion.
## Conclusions relating to going concern
concern basis of accounting in the preparation of the financial statement is appropriate.
relating to events or conditions that, individually or collectively, may cast significant doubt on the charity’s ability to continue as a going concern for a period of at least twelve months from when the financial statements are authorised for issue.
Our responsibilities and the responsibilities of the Trustees with respect to going concern are described in the relevant sections of this report.
## Other information
The other information comprises the information included in the annual report other than the financial statements and our auditor’s report thereon. The Trustees are responsible for the other information contained within the financial statements. Our opinion on the financial statements does not cover the other information and, except to the extent otherwise explicitly stated in our report, we do not express any form of assurance conclusion thereon.
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Our responsibility is to read the other information and, in doing so, consider whether the other information is materially inconsistent with the financial statements or our knowledge obtained in the course of the audit, or otherwise appears to be materially misstated. If we identify such material inconsistencies or apparent material misstatements, we are required to determine whether there is a material misstatement in the financial statements or a material misstatement of the other information. If, based on the work we have performed, we conclude that there is a material misstatement of this other information, we are required to report that fact. We have nothing to report in this regard.
## Matters on which we are required to report by exception
In the light of the knowledge and understanding of the charity and its environment obtained in the course of the audit, we have not identified material misstatements in the Trustees’ report. We have nothing to report in respect of the following matters where the Charities Act 2011 requires us to report to you if, in our opinion:
- adequate accounting records have not been kept, or returns adequate for our audit have not been received from branches not visited by us
-
-
- we have not received all the information and explanations we require for our audit
## Responsibilities of Trustees
As explained more fully in the Trustees’ responsibilities statement set out on page 11, the Trustees are responsible for the preparation of the financial statements and for being satisfied that they give a true and fair view, and for such internal control as the Trustees determine is necessary to enable the preparation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.
ability to continue as a going concern, disclosing, as applicable, matters related to going concern and using the going concern basis of accounting unless the Trustees either intend to liquidate the charity or to cease operations, or have no realistic alternative but to do so.
##
We have been appointed as auditor under section 151 of the Charities Act 2011 and report in accordance with the Act and relevant regulations made or having effect thereunder.
whole are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error, and to issue an auditor’s report that includes our opinion. Reasonable assurance is a high level of assurance, but is not a guarantee that an audit conducted in accordance with ISAs (UK) will always detect a material misstatement when it exists. Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are considered material if, individually or in the aggregate, they could reasonably be expected to influence the economic decisions of users taken on the basis of these financial statements.
Details of the extent to which the audit was considered capable of detecting irregularities, including fraud and non-compliance with laws and regulations are set out below. A further description of our responsibilities for the audit of the financial statements is located on the Financial Reporting Council’s website at: www.frc.org.uk/auditorsresponsibilities This description forms part of our auditor’s report.
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## Extent to which the audit was considered capable of detecting irregularities including fraud
Irregularities, including fraud, are instances of non-compliance with laws and regulations. We design procedures in line with our responsibilities, outlined above, to detect material misstatements in respect of irregularities, including fraud. The extent to which our procedures are capable of detecting irregularities, including fraud is detailed below.
that the principal risks of non-compliance with laws and regulations related to the acts by the charity, which were contrary to applicable laws and regulations including fraud, and we considered the extent to which non-compliance might have a material effect on the financial statements. We also considered those laws and regulations that have a direct impact on the preparation of the financial statements such as the Charities Act 2011.
statements (including the risk of override of controls), and determined that the principal risk related to the valuation of the unquoted investment in Wittington Investments Limited (‘Wittington’) of which the Foundation owns 683,073 50p ordinary shares (79.2%).
there is no readily identifiable market price for its shares. Accordingly, the value of the Foundation’s investment has been assessed by the Trustees on the basis of the share of the value of the underlyng net assets of Wittington attributable to the Foundation’s holding as at 5 April 2023. As Wittington’s financial statements are audited as at 18 September 2022 , there is a varying degree of estimation required to assess the net asset value as at 5 April 2023 and therefore there is more potential for misstatement in this area.
We assessed Management’s valuation methodology and considered whether it was in accordance with the accounting policies of the Foundation, applicable accounting standards and industry practice. Wittington’s principal asset is a majority holding (54.5%) in Associated British Foods plc. Therefore, the value of the Foundation’s investment in Wittington is driven predominantly by the Associated British Foods plc share price as at 5 April 2023. As the shares are listed on the London Stock Exchange, the value of this holding can be determined easily.
underlying supporting documentation to assess compliance with relevant laws and regulations, review of correspondence with legal advisors, review of minutes of meetings held by those charged with governance, enquiries of management and testing of journals and evaluating whether there was evidence of bias by the Trustees that represented a risk of material misstatement due to fraud.
There are inherent limitations in the audit procedures described above and the further removed non-compliance with laws and regulations is from the events and transactions reflected in the financial statements, the less likely we would become aware of it. Also, the risk of not detecting a material misstatement due to fraud is higher than the risk of not detecting one resulting from error, as fraud may involve deliberate concealment by, for example, forgery or intentional misrepresentations, or through collusion.
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## Use of our report
This report is made solely to the charity’s Trustees, as a body, in accordance with Chapter 3 of Part 8 of the Charities Act 2011 and regulations made under section 154 of that Act. Our audit work has been undertaken so that we might state to the charity’s Trustees those matters we are required to state to them in an auditor’s report and for no other purpose. To the fullest extent permitted by law, we do not accept or assume responsibility to anyone other than the charity and the charity’s Trustees as a body, for our audit work, for this report, or for the opinions we have formed.
UHY Hacker Young Quadrant House Chartered Accountants 4 Thomas More Square Statutory Auditor London E1W 1YW
## 9 October 2023
UHY Hacker Young LLP is eligible to act as an auditor in terms of section 1212 of the Companies Act 2006.
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##
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Unrestricted funds
Income Expendable Restricted Total funds Total funds
funds capital funds 2023 2022
Notes £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000
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|Notes|Unrestricted funds
Income
funds
£’000
Expendable
capital
£’000
Restricted
funds
£’000
Total funds
2023
£’000
Total funds
2022
£’000|
|---|---|
|Income and
endowments from
Investments
2
_Total income_
Expenditure
Costs of generating
funds:
Raising funds
Charitable activities:
Grant making activities
4
_Total expenditure_
_Net (outgoings)/_
_income_
Other recognised
gains and losses
Gains/(losses) on
revaluation and
disposal of investment
assets
_Net movement in funds_
_before transfers_
_between funds_
Gross transfers
between funds
12
_Net movement in funds_
Reconciliation of
funds
Total funds brought
forward
Total funds carried
forward|87,438
2,915
-
90,353
84,004
87,438
2,915
-
90,353
84,004|
||-
187
-
187
183
91,753
-
-
91,753
90,765|
||91,753
187
-
91,940
90,948|
||(4,315)
2,728
-
(1,587)
(6,944)
-
(7,398)
1,133,303
1,125,905
(2,598,036)|
||(4,315)
(4,670)
1,133,303
1,124,318
(2,604,980)
2,251
(2,251)
-
-
-|
||(2,064)
(6,921)
1,133,303
1,124,318
(2,604,980)
24,108
110,280
7,058,095
7,192,483
9,797,463|
||22,044
103,359
8,191,398
8,316,801
7,192,483|
All recognised gains and losses have been included in the Statement of Financial Activities and the amounts included are derived entirely from the continuing activities of the Foundation.
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## Balance sheet as at 5 April 2023
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2023 2022
Notes £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000
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|Notes|
£’000|2023
£’000|
£’000|2022
£’000|
|---|---|---|---|---|
|Fixed assets
Investments
9
Current assets
Debtors
10
Cash at bank
Creditors: amounts falling due
within one year
11(a)
Net current (liabilities)/assets
Net assets
Restricted funds
Permanent endowment funds
12 and 13
Unrestricted funds
Permanent endowment funds
12 and 13
Income funds
12 and 13|326
34,594|8,334,851|1,186
71,920|7,168,184|
||34,920
(52,970)|(18,050)|73,106
(48,807)|24,299|
|||8,316,801||7,192,483|
|||8,191,398
103,359
22,044||7,058,095
110,280
24,108|
|||8,316,801||7,192,483|
and were signed on their behalf by:
Sir Guy Weston, Chair
Sophia Weston, Deputy Chair
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2023 2022
Notes £’000 £’000
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|Cashfows from operating activities
Net income /(expenditure) for the reporting period (as
per the Statement of fnancial activities):
Adjustments for:
(Gains)/losses on investments
Dividends and interest from investments
Decrease in debtors
Increase in creditors
_Net cash used in operating activities_
Cash fow from investing activities
Dividends and interest from investments
Proceeds from disposal of investments
Purchase of investments
Net cash provided by investing activities
Net (decrease)/increase in cash and cash equivalents
14
Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the period
14
Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the period
14|1,124,318
(2,604,980)
(1,126,854)
2,608,052
(90,352)
(84,004)
860
136
4,163
10,375|
|---|---|
||(87,865)
(70,421)|
||90,352
84,004
59,353
15,281
(100,114)
(23,348)|
||49,591
75,937|
||(38,274)
5,516
73,774
68,258|
||35,500
73,774|
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##
## 1 Accounting policies
standards (UK Generally Accepted Accounting Practice), including Financial Reporting Standard FRS 102 ‘The Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland’ (“FRS 102”). In particular, they comply with the Charities Act 2011 and the Statement of Recommended Practice ‘Accounting and Reporting by Charities (the “SORP”).
from the Charities (Accounts and Report) Regulations 2008 only to the extent required to provide a ‘true and fair’ view. This departure has involved following the Charities SORP (FRS 102).
statements are prepared on the historical cost basis except that certain financial instruments are stated at fair value.
Foundation. Monetary amounts in these financial statements are rounded to £’000s.
The particular accounting policies adopted by the Trustees are described below:
## a Going concern
After making enquiries, the Trustees have a reasonable expectation that the Foundation has adequate resources to continue in operational existence for the foreseeable future. For this reason they continue to adopt the going concern basis in preparing the consolidated financial statements.
applied reverse stress tests, the possibility that the financial headroom could be exhausted is considered to be extremely remote. The Trustees understand the risks, sensitivities and judgements included in the cash flow forecast and have a high degree of confidence in these cash flows. There is substantial financial headroom between this cash flow forecast and the cash on hand and funding available to the Foundation over the period.
## b Incoming resources
bank deposits is included on an accruals basis. All incoming resources are recognised once the Charity has entitlement to the resources, it is probable that the resources will be received, and the monetary value of incoming resources can be measured with sufficient reliability.
## c Resources expended and irrecoverable VAT
Liabilities are recognised as resources expended as soon as there is a legal or constructive obligation committing the Charity to the expenditure. All expenditure is accounted for on an accruals basis and has been classified under headings that aggregate all costs related to the category.
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Grants awarded are charged in the year when formally awarded by the Trustees and communicated to the recipient irrespective of the period covered by the donation as they are regarded by the Trustees as financial obligations.
Irrecoverable VAT is charged against the category of resources expended, for which it was incurred.
## d Allocation of overhead and support costs
Overhead and support costs relating to charitable activities have been apportioned based on the value of individual grant awards made as it is considered that more is spent awarding, monitoring and assessing grants of greater value. The allocation of overhead and support costs is analysed in note 5.
## e Costs of generating funds
The costs of generating funds consist of investment management fees and commissions.
## f Charitable activities
Costs of charitable activities include grants made and an apportionment of overhead and support costs as shown in notes 3 and 4.
## g Governance costs
Governance costs comprise all costs involving the public accountability of the Charity and its compliance with regulation and good practice. These costs include costs related to statutory audit and legal fees together with an apportionment of overhead and support costs.
## h Interest in Wittington Investments Limited
At 5 April 2023 the Foundation owned 79.2% (2022: 79.2%) of Wittington Investments Limited, a company registered in England. Wittington Investments Limited is the ultimate holding company of Associated British Foods plc, and a wide range of investments including Fortnum & Mason plc and Heal’s plc, one hotel, a real estate portfolio and significant financial investments. Associated British Foods plc is listed on the London Stock Exchange. The Foundation receives its income from Wittington Investments Limited by way of dividends and records its investment in that company at the Trustees’ valuation.
As the activities of Wittington Investments Limited and its subsidiaries are fundamentally different from the activities of the Foundation, consolidated accounts have not been prepared as the Trustees are of the opinion that the adopted policy gives a true and fair view of the Foundation’s assets and sources of income. Details of the consolidated accounts of Wittington Investments Limited are shown in note 9 to these accounts. The Trustees have agreed this policy with the Charity Commission.
## i Fixed assets investments
Investments are stated at market value as at the balance sheet date. The statement of financial activities includes the net gains and losses arising on revaluation and disposals throughout the year.
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- j Realised gains and losses
Realised gains and losses on investments are calculated as the difference between sales proceeds and opening market value. Unrealised gains and losses are calculated as the difference between the market value at the year end and opening market value. Realised and unrealised gains are not separated in the Statement of Financial Activities.
## k Fund accounting
Details of the nature and purpose of each fund are set out in note 13.
## l Financial instruments
recognised when the Foundation becomes a party to the contractual provisions of the instrument.
receivables and cash, are subsequently valued at amortised cost and assessed for impairment at the end of each reporting period.
Financial liabilities are classified according to the substance of the contractual arrangements entered into. All financial assets and liabilities are initially measured at transaction price including transaction costs, except for those financial assets classified as at fair value through profit or loss, which are initially measured at fair value. If an arrangement constitutes a financing transaction, the financial asset or financial liability is measured at the present value of the future payments discounted at a market rate of interest for a similar debt instrument.
from the financial asset expire or are settled or all of the risks and rewards of ownership of the financial asset are substantially transferred to another party.
discharged, cancelled or expires.
Investments are stated at market value at the balance sheet date. The market values of the managed portfolios are advised by the portfolio managers. The statement of financial activities includes the net gains and losses arising in revaluation and disposals through the year.
- Quoted investments comprise publicly quoted, listed securities including shares, bonds and units. Quoted investments are stated at fair value at the balance sheet date.
- Unquoted investments are valued at the Trustees’ best estimate of fair value as explained in note 9.
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## 2 Investment income
||Managed
funds
£’000
Charities
property
fund
£’000
Unlisted
£’000|2023
£’000
2022
£’000|
|---|---|---|
|Unlisted equities
Listed equities
Listed unit trusts
Listed corporate bonds and gilts
Endowment Fund
Cash deposits – interest
Other income|-
-
87,092
1,167
-
-
192
251
-
356
-
-
949|87,092
82,140
1,167
1,093
443
391
356
315
949
-|
||2,664
251
87,092|90,007
83,939|
|||346
39
-
26|
|||90,353
84,004|
The unlisted investment income comprises dividends received from Wittington Investments Limited.
## Investment income – comparatives for the year ended 5 April 2022
||Managed
funds
£’000
Charities
property
fund
£’000
Unlisted
£’000|2022
£’000
2021
£’000|
|---|---|---|
|Unlisted equities
Listed equities
Listed unit trusts
Listed corporate bonds and gilts
Cash deposits – interest
Other income|-
-
82,140
1,093
-
-
146
245
-
315
-
-|82,140
82,140
1,093
1,048
391
368
315
322|
||1,554
245
82,140|83,939
83,878|
|||39
53
26
32|
|||84,004
83,963|
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## 3 Grant-making activities
||2023
£’000
2022
£’000|
|---|---|
|Grants awarded and associated costs (note 4)|91,753
90,765|
The list of individual grants made during the year is set out in note 16 and grants paid during the year are summarised by category in note 11.
Trustees’ report.
## 4 Analysis of charitable expenditure
The Charity undertook no direct charitable activities but awarded grants to a number of institutions in furtherance of its charitable activities. As a consequence of supporting charitable organisations, the Foundation achieves public benefit. The Foundation’s grant policy is to accept only appeals from UK registered charities. Registration provides an element of assurance of public benefit, although for charities registered before the implementation of the Charities Act 2006 the public benefit was a presumption.
||Grant
funded
activity
£’000
Support
costs
£’000
Governance
costs
£’000
2023
Total
£’000
2022
Total
£’000|
|---|---|
|Arts
Community
Education
Environment
Faith
Health
Museums & Heritage
Welfare
Youth
Other
Return relating to grants
made in prior years
Expired commitments|18,355
312
150
18,817
5,178
9,630
164
79
9,873
7,026
6,971
119
57
7,147
10,055
12,277
209
100
12,586
7,557
4,015
68
33
4,116
4,592
10,422
177
85
10,684
11,662
5,202
88
43
5,333
11,696
15,493
263
127
15,883
14,738
8,364
142
68
8,574
19,056
410
7
3
420
209|
||91,139
1,549
745
93,433
91,769
(378)
-
-
(378)
(250)
(1,302)
-
-
(1,302)
(754)|
||89,459
1,549
745
91,753
90,765|
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## Analysis of charitable expenditure – comparatives for the year ended 5 April 2022
||Grant
funded
activity
£’000
Support
costs
£’000
Governance
costs
£’000
2022
Total
£’000
2021
Total
£’000|
|---|---|
|Arts
Community
Education
Environment
Faith
Health
Museums & Heritage
Welfare
Youth
Other
Return relating to grants
made in prior years
Expired commitments|5,071
72
35
5,178
32,645
6,881
97
48
7,026
6,578
9,848
139
68
10,055
6,649
7,402
104
51
7,557
7,172
4,498
63
31
4,592
3,724
11,422
161
79
11,662
8,468
11,455
162
79
11,696
7,311
14,434
204
100
14,738
19,676
18,664
263
129
19,056
7,524
205
3
1
209
408|
||89,880
1,268
621
91,769
100,155
(250)
-
-
(250)
(319)
(754)
-
-
(754)
(1,253)|
||88,876
1,268
621
90,765
98,583|
## 5 Allocation of support costs and overheads
||Governance
costs
£’000
Grant-
making
activity
£’000
Total
2023
£’000
Total
2022
£’000
Basis of
Apportionment|
|---|---|
|Legal & professional
fee costs
Staff costs
Other costs|57
-
57
109
N/A
182
728
910
778
Staff time
506
821
1,327
1,002
Staff time
745
1,549
2,294
1,889|
The costs relating to grant-making activity represent costs incurred in assessing applications, administration of the grants awarded and post grant monitoring.
The Foundation does not employ any staff. Staff costs comprise charges of £829,550 (2022: £698,953) from Wittington Investments Limited in respect of the work undertaken by its employees for the Foundation and £80,243 (2022: £78,505) consultant charges.
Included within other support costs and overheads are amounts relating to accountancy of £57,109 (2022: £51,360), computing and IT costs of £37,763 (2022: £26,293) and accommodation costs of £401,257 (2022: £411,600).
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Nine (2022: 9) Trustees received expenses totalling £15,075 (2022: £589) relating to travel and subsistence.
The total support cost attributable to charitable activities is then apportioned pro rata to the value of grants awarded in the year as set out in note 4.
## Allocation of support costs and overheads – comparatives for the year ended 5 April 2022
||Governance
costs
£’000
Grant-
making
activity
£’000
Total
2022
£’000
Total
2021
£’000
Basis of
Apportionment|
|---|---|
|Legal & professional
fee costs
Staff costs
Other costs|109
-
109
38
N/A
156
622
778
741
Staff time
356
646
1,002
1,055
Staff time
621
1,268
1,889
1,834|
## 6 Analysis of governance costs
||2023
£’000
2022
£’000|
|---|---|
|Auditors’ remuneration – audit services
Staff costs
Other support costs|29
26
182
155
534
440|
||745
621|
The governance costs comprise costs of running the Foundation and planning for future developments, including audit fees and costs of complying with constitutional and statutory requirements, such as Trustees’ meetings and the preparation of accounts satisfying public accountability.
37
## 7 Trustees’ remuneration
## a Trustees’ remuneration
No remuneration was paid to the Trustees for their services to the Foundation.
## b Directors’ remuneration
As stated in notes 1(h) and 9, the Foundation owns 79.2% of Wittington Investments Limited which in turn holds 55.1% of Associated British Foods plc and 100% of Fortnum & Mason plc plus a number of other wholly owned subsidiaries.
Four of the Trustees, Guy Weston, George Weston, Anna Catrina Hobhouse and Alannah Weston are directors of Wittington Investments Limited. Of these four, Guy Weston, Anna Hobhouse and Alannah Cochrane received remuneration from Wittington Investments Limited.
George Weston is Group Chief Executive Director of Associated British Foods plc and received remuneration from the company in that capacity. Anna Catrina Hobhouse is chairperson and a director of Fortnum & Mason plc and received remuneration from Wittington Investments Limited in that capacity.
capacity as directors of these companies, which is authorised by clause 13 of the Trust Deed, as set out in the most recently available accounts of the relevant companies was as follows:
|Year ended|Year ended|
|---|---|
|17 September 2022|18 September 2021|
|£’000|£’000|
|Anna Catrina Hobhouse –
as a non- executive director of Wittington Investments
Limited
39
as a chairperson and director of Fortnum & Mason plc
183
Alannah Weston –
As a non-executive director of Wittington Investments
Limited
67
Guy H Weston –
as a director of Wittington Investments Limited
618
George G Weston –
as a director of Associated British Foods plc
(note below)
2,286|21
110
-
345
3,390|
Note: full details of George G Weston’s remuneration, pension and options are set out in the Remuneration Report contained in the Annual Report and Accounts 2022 of Associated British Foods plc.
## c Key management remuneration
Key management personnel’s remuneration constituted the total aggregate amount of £396,503 (2022: £360,615).
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## 8 Financial instruments
||2023
£’000
2022
£’000|
|---|---|
|Carrying amount of fnancial assets
Debt instruments measured at amortised cost
Instruments measured at fair value through proft or loss
Carrying amount of fnancial liabilities
Measured at amortised cost|326
1,186
8,334,851
7,168,184|
||8,335,177
7,169,370|
||52,970
48,807|
||52,970
48,807|
## 9 Investments
||Managed
funds
£’000
Charities
property
fund
£’000
Unlisted
£’000
Total
£’000|
|---|---|
|At valuation
Fixed asset investments
At 6 April 2022
Movement in year
At 5 April 2023
At Cost*
At 6 April 2022
Movement in year
At 5 April 2023|102,123
6,929
7,059,132
7,168,184
34,142
(939)
1,133,464
1,166,667|
||136,265
5,990
8,192,596
8,334,851|
||68,500
5,000
4,745
78,245
40,000
-
-
40,000|
||108,500
5,000
4,745
118,245|
* The cost at 5 April 2022 and 2023 is the historical cost of the investment in the managed funds and the charities property fund or, in the case of unlisted investments, the valuation at the date of the gift to the Foundation.
## Investments – comparatives for the year ended 5 April 2022
||Managed
funds
£’000
Charities
property
fund
£’000
Unlisted
£’000
Total
£’000|
|---|---|
|At valuation
Fixed asset investments
At 6 April 2021
Movement in year
At 5 April 2022
At Cost*
At 6 April 2021 and at 5 April 2022|99,608
5,967
9,661,597
9,767,172
2,515
962
(2,602,465)
(2,598,988)|
||102,123
6,929
7,059,132
7,168,184|
||68,500
5,000
4,745
78,245|
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## Analysis of value of investment assets at 5 April 2023 by type
||Managed
funds
£’000
Charities
property
fund
£’000
Unlisted
£’000
Total
£’000|
|---|---|
|Unlisted securities
Listed equities
Listed unit trusts
Listed corporate bonds and gilts
Unlisted property funds
Charitable unauthorised unit trust
Money market fund
Cash held within the portfolio|-
-
8,192,596
8,192,596
47,539
5,990
-
53,529
14,676
-
-
14,676
46,549
-
-
46,549
1,349
-
-
1,349
23,746
-
-
23,746
1,500
-
-
1,500
906
-
-
906|
||136,265
5,990
8,192,596
8,333,851|
Analysis of value of investment assets by type – comparatives for the year ended 5 April 2022
||Managed
funds
£’000
Charities
property
fund
£’000
Unlisted
£’000
Total
£’000|
|---|---|
|Unlisted securities
Listed equities
Listed unit trusts
Listed corporate bonds and gilts
Charitable unauthorised unit trust
Money market fund
Cash held within the portfolio|-
-
7,059,132
7,059,132
23,680
6,929
-
30,609
41,236
-
-
41,236
5,601
-
-
5,601
24,352
-
-
24,352
5,400
-
-
5,400
1,854
-
-
1,854|
||102,123
6,929
7,059,132
7,168,184|
The managed funds are managed on a discretionary total return basis.
The charities property fund comprises units in the Savills Charities’ Property Fund.
## Unlisted investments
The unlisted investments comprise 683,073 50p ordinary shares (79.2%) of Wittington Investments Limited, an unquoted company, see note 1 (h).
The business of Wittington Investments Limited is the management of investments in a wide range of assets. As it is an unquoted company there is no readily identifiable market price for its shares. Accordingly, the value of the Foundation’s investments has been assessed by the Trustees on the basis of the share of the value of the underlying net assets of Wittington attributable to the Foundation’s holding.
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Wittington’s principal asset is a holding of 56.1% of the issued ordinary capital of Associated British Foods plc (‘ABF’) which is listed on The London Stock Exchange. In assessing the value of the underlying net assets of Wittington, the value of its investment in ABF has been based on the closing price as at 5 April 2023.
In addition, Wittington holds a wide range of other assets managed in four different business segments:
- _Luxury Retail:_ comprising the 100% ownership of Fortnum & Mason and Heal’s, two long established retailers.
- _Real Estate:_ distribution sectors across the UK. Wittington also takes strategic positions in selective development opportunities, alongside local partners or sector specialists. The portfolio is held at cost less provision for impairment within the financial statements. The third-party valuations prepared at 17 September 2022 were considerably higher than this carrying value when considering the portfolio in total. The trustees do not expect material movement in the market value of the properties compared to the valuation as at 17 September 2022.
- _Hotels:_ as an extension of its Real Estate strategy, Wittington owns the Richmond Hill Hotel. The sale of the Grand Hotel, Brighton completed on 2 May 2023.
- _Private Markets & Other Investments:_ Wittington invests both directly and via externally managed funds in private equity, private debt and fixed income markets. Other investments are principally composed of liquid investments in short-dated investment grade bonds and listed equities.
the investment in ABF, Wittington’s remaining investments have been valued using net asset values in the 31 March 2023 management accounts, which are considered to be their fair values. At 5 April, the fair value of Wittington including Associated British Foods Plc is considered to be £10.34 billion and the Foundation’s share of this (79.24%) is £8.19 billion.
The Trustees have no current intention of disposing of the interest in Wittington.
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## 10 Debtors
||2023
£’000
2022
£’000|
|---|---|
|Debtor: amounts falling due within one year
Accrued interest
Amount due from investment managers
Loan receivable|198
241
128
355
-
590|
||326
1,186|
£590,000 that was subsequently repaid.
## 11 a Creditors: amounts falling due within one year
||2023
£’000
2022
£’000|
|---|---|
|Grants payable
Accrued expenses
Trade creditors|52,544
48,089
374
369
52
349|
||52,970
48,807|
## b Total grants payable
||Grants
payable
b’fwd
£’000
Grants
awarded
£’000
Grants
paid
£’000
Grants
lapsed £’000
Grants
payable
c’fwd
£’000|
|---|---|
|Arts
Community
Education
Environment
Faith
Health
Museums &
Heritage
Welfare
Youth
Other|2,286
18,355
(17,330)
(50)
3,261
2,814
9,630
(8,376)
(541)
3,527
3,303
6,971
(5,137)
(530)
4,607
5,222
12,277
(10,573)
(25)
6,901
2,040
4,015
(3,557)
(83)
2,415
14,405
10,422
(11,210)
(30)
13,587
3,690
5,201
(4,681)
-
4,210
4,693
15,493
(13,613)
(18)
6,573
9,531
8,364
(10,784)
(25)
7,093
105
410
(120)
-
370|
||48,089
91,138
(85,381)
(1,302)
52,544|
Grants payable consist of future payments of £18.1 million (2022: £22 million) due to charities under existing multi-year arrangements, and pledges of £20.3 million (2022: £26.1 million) that require charities to fulfil specific prerequisite obligations.
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## Total grants payable – comparatives for the year ended 5 April 2022
||Grants
payable
b’fwd
£’000
Grants
awarded
£’000
Grants
paid
£’000
Grants
lapsed £’000
Grants
payable
c’fwd
£’000|
|---|---|
|Arts
Community
Education
Environment
Faith
Health
Museums &
Heritage
Welfare
Youth
Other|6,623
5,071
(9,398)
(10)
2,286
2,453
6,881
(6,450)
(70)
2,814
2,473
9,848
(8,988)
(30)
3,303
2,836
7,402
(4,741)
(275)
5,222
2,477
4,498
(4,777)
(158)
2,040
12,705
11,422
(9,722)
-
14,405
3,715
11,456
(11,481)
-
3,690
3,175
14,434
(12,731)
(185)
4,693
1,401
18,663
(10,508)
(25)
9,531
185
205
(285)
-
105|
||38,043
89,880
(79,081)
(753)
48,089|
## 12 Analysis of charitable funds
|Analysis of Fund
movements|Balance at
6 April
2022
£’000
Incoming
resources
£’000
Resources
expended
£’000
Transfers
£’000
Gains
and losses
£’000
Balance at
5 April
2023
£’000|
|---|---|
|Permanent
endowment
Unrestricted
expendable
capital
Unrestricted
income fund
Total|7,058,095
-
-
-
1,133,303
8,191,398
110,280
2,915
(187)
(2,251)
(7,398)
103,359
24,108
87,438
(91,753)
2,251
-
22,044|
||7,192,483
90,353
(91,940)
-
1,125,905
8,316,801|
## Permanent endowment
The permanent endowment funds comprise the original capital fund, and gains thereto, established to provide income for grant payments in accordance with the objectives of the Foundation. The capital may not be converted into income. The funds are represented by the investments included in fixed assets. Unrealised gains on revaluation of these investments are credited to the funds.
43
## Unrestricted expendable capital
In accordance with the authority given to the Trustees under an Order of the Charity Commission dated 19 September 2001, £65,747,000 was transferred to an expendable capital fund in relation to which income and capital are distributable at the discretion of the Trustees. £5 million was invested in 2001/02 in the Charities Property Fund and £60 million was invested in 2002/03 with investment managers in balanced portfolios on a discretionary total return basis. Income and investment gains and losses are taken to this fund and the amount allocated to income by the Trustees, £2,250,643 (2022: £3,045,313), is shown as a transfer to the income fund.
## Unrestricted income funds
The income of the Foundation is expendable at the discretion of the Trustees in furtherance of the objects of the Foundation. Gains on investments held in the income funds are credited to these funds.
## Analysis of charitable funds – comparatives for the year ended 5 April 2022
|Analysis of Fund
movements|Balance at
6 April
2021
£’000
Incoming
resources
£’000
Resources
expended
£’000
Transfers
£’000
Gains
and losses
£’000
Balance at
5 April
2022
£’000|
|---|---|
|Permanent
endowment
Unrestricted
expendable
capital
Unrestricted
income fund
Total|9,661,597
-
-
-
(2,603,502)
7,058,095
106,242
1,800
(183)
(3,045)
5,466
110,280
29,624
82,204
(90,765)
3,045
-
24,108|
||9,797,463
84,004
(90,948)
-
(2,598,036)
7,192,483|
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## 13 Analysis of net assets between funds
|Fund balances at 5 April 2023 are
represented by|Income
fund
£’000
Expendable
capital
fund
£’000
Endowment
funds
£’000
Total
funds
£’000|
|---|---|
|Investments
Current assets
Creditors: amounts falling due within
one year
Total net assets|-
143,453
8,191,398
8,334,851
34,594
326
-
34,920
(12,550)
(40,420)
-
(52,970)|
||22,044
103,359
8,191,398
8,316,801|
## Analysis of net assets between funds – comparatives for the year ended 5 April 2022
|Fund balances at 5 April 2022 are
represented by|Income
fund
£’000
Expendable
capital
fund
£’000
Endowment
funds
£’000
Total
funds
£’000|
|---|---|
|Investments
Current assets
Creditors: amounts falling due within
one year
Total net assets|-
110,089
7,058,095
7,168,184
71,920
1,186
-
73,106
(47,812)
(995)
-
(48,807)|
||24,108
110,280
7,058,095
7,192,483|
## 14 Analysis of changes in cash and cash equivalents during the year
||2022
£’000
Cash fow
£’000
2023
£’000|
|---|---|
|Cash at bank
Cash held for future investment|71,920
(37,326)
34,594
1,854
(948)
906|
||73,774
(38,274)
35,500|
## Analysis of changes in cash balances during the year – comparatives for the year ended 5 April 2022
||2021
£’000
Cash fow
£’000
2022
£’000|
|---|---|
|Cash at bank
Cash held for future investment|67,401
4,519
71,920
857
997
1,854|
||68,258
5,516
73,774|
note 9)
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##
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Unrestricted funds
Income Expendable Restricted Total funds Total funds
funds capital funds 2022 2021
Notes £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000
**----- End of picture text -----**
|Notes|Unrestricted funds
Income
funds
£’000
Expendable
capital
£’000
Restricted
funds
£’000
Total funds
2022
£’000
Total funds
2021
£’000|
|---|---|
|Income and
endowments from
Investments
2
_Total income_
Expenditure
Costs of generating
funds:
Raising funds
Charitable activities:
Grant-making activities
4
_Total expenditure_
_Net (outgoings)/_
_income_
Other recognised
gains and losses
Gains/(losses) on
revaluation and
disposal of investment
assets
_Net movement in funds_
_before transfers_
_between funds_
Gross transfers
between funds
12
_Net movement in funds_
Reconciliation of
funds
Total funds brought
forward
Total funds carried
forward|82,204
1,800
-
84,004
83,963|
||82,204
1,800
-
84,004
83,963|
||-
183
-
183
154
90,765
-
-
90,765
98,583|
||90,765
183
-
90,948
98,737|
||(8,561)
1,617
-
(6,944)
(14,774)
-
5,466
(2,603,502)
(2,598,036)
2,349,207|
||(8,561)
7,083
(2,603,502)
(2,604,980)
2,334,433
3,045
(3,045)
-
-
-|
||(5,516)
4,038
(2,603,502)
(2,604,980)
2,334,433
29,624
106,242
9,661,597
9,797,463
7,463,030|
||24,108
110,280
7,058,095
7,192,483
9,797,463|
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Garfield Weston Foundation 47
## 16 Grants awarded
The grants highlighted with * indicate pledges made during the year which are accounted for in the year they are awarded, although the cash grant may not be released for up to two years.
|Grants over £20,000
Arts
£
The National Gallery
London
10,000,000
The Royal Academy
of Arts
London
1,000,000
Factory Trust
Manchester
500,000
House of Illustration
London
300,000 *
North Music Trust
Gateshead
300,000
Britten Pears Arts
Snape
250,000
The Old Vic Theatre
Trust 2000
London
250,000 *
Capital Theatres
Edinburgh
200,000
PACE Theatre Company Paisley
200,000
The MAC (Metropolitan
Arts Centre)
Belfast
200,000
Cockpit Arts
London
150,000
Gateway Studio CIO
Gateshead
150,000
The Paraorchestra
and Friends
Bristol
150,000
The Yard Theatre
London
150,000
Welsh National Opera Ltd Cardiff
150,000
Bristol Music Trust
Bristol
100,000 *
Heart n Soul
London
100,000
The National Youth Theatre
of Great Britain
London
100,000
Project Art Works
Hastings
95,000
The Aloud Charity
Cardiff
90,000
Unicorn Theatre
London
90,000
Union Chapel Project
London
75,000
Academy of Ancient
Music
Cambridge
60,000
Armonico Consort Ltd
Warwick
60,000
Orchestras Live
Leeds
60,000
Shape London
London
60,000
The Oxford School of
Drama Trust
Woodstock
60,000
Greentop Community
Circus Centre
Sheffeld
50,000
Hackney Empire Ltd
London
50,000
Hospital Rooms
London
50,000
Kiln Theatre
London
50,000
Replay Productions Ltd
Belfast
50,000
The Fruitmarket Gallery Edinburgh
50,000
The Guildhall Trust
Portsmouth
50,000 *
The Lowry Centre Trust
Salford
50,000
Tyne & Wear Archives and Museums
Development Trust
Newcastle upon Tyne 50,000
Barnsley Civic
Enterprise Ltd
Barnsley
45,000
Darbar Arts Culture
Heritage Culture Trust
Leicester
40,000
English National Ballet
London
40,000
Greenwich Dance
Thamesmead
40,000||Liverpool and Merseyside
Theatres Trust Ltd
Liverpool
40,000|
|---|---|---|
|||Philharmonia Orchestra London
34,850|
|||Arts & Business Cymru
Cardiff
30,000|
|||Arts For All
London
30,000|
|||Awards for Young
Musicians
Bristol
30,000|
|||Burnley Youth Theatre
Burnley
30,000|
|||Chineke Foundation
London
30,000|
|||Company Three Theatre London
30,000|
|||Disability Arts in
Shropshire
Shrewsbury
30,000|
|||Ex Cathedra Ltd
Birmingham
30,000|
|||Fluid Motion
Theatre Company
Basingstoke
30,000|
|||Gorse Hill Studios
Creative Community
Manchester
30,000|
|||Guild Of Players
Dumfries
30,000|
|||Helix Arts
North Shields
30,000|
|||International Curators
Forum
London
30,000|
|||Lewisham Youth
Theatre Ltd
London
30,000|
|||Literature Wales
Llenyddiaeth Cymru
Cardiff
30,000|
|||Magic Me
London
30,000|
|||Musical Keys
Norwich
30,000|
|||National Children's Orchestras
of Great Britain
Bristol
30,000|
|||Northern Print Studio
Newcastle upon Tyne 30,000 *|
|||NTC Touring Theatre
Company Ltd
Amble, Morpeth
30,000|
|||Open Clasp
Theatre Company
Newcastle upon Tyne 30,000|
|||Peer Productions
Woking
30,000|
|||Samling Institute for
Young Artists
Hexham
30,000|
|||Silent Uproar
Hull
30,000|
|||Stagetext
London
30,000|
|||Tara Theatre
London
30,000|
|||The Havering Theatre
Trust Ltd
Hornchurch
30,000|
|||The Little Angel Theatre London
30,000|
|||The Young Urban Arts
Foundation Ltd
London
30,000|
|||Venture Arts
Manchester
30,000|
|||Camden People's Theatre London
25,000|
|||English Folk Expo
Sacriston
25,000|
|||Forward Arts Foundation London
25,000|
|||London Youth Choir
London
25,000|
|||Mahogany Opera Group Whitehaven
25,000|
|||Manchester Camerata
Manchester
25,000|
|||McNicol Ballet Collective Huddersfeld
25,000|
|||Norwich Puppet Theatre Norwich
25,000|
|||Prism Arts
Carlisle
25,000|
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|Riot Ensemble
London
25,000
The Garage Trust Ltd
Norwich
25,000
The Nucleo Project
London
25,000
The Plough Arts Centre
Great Torrington
25,000
The Portico Library
Manchester
25,000
Toonspeak Young
People's Theatre
Barmulloch
25,000 *
Total for Arts
16,684,850
(Total number of grants: 87)
Community
£
Pilotlight
London
1,000,000
The Felix Project
London
300,000
Always Ahead
Crewe
250,000 *
174 Trust
Belfast
150,000
Blackmountain
Shared Space
Belfast
100,000
City Harvest
London
100,000
LifeLine Church
Dagenham
100,000 *
The Stonebridge
City Farm
Nottingham
100,000
Institute for Voluntary
Action Research
London
90,000
Liverpool Six
Community Association Liverpool
90,000
Alexandra Rose Charity Brighton
80,000
Horden Youth and
Community Centre
Peterlee
80,000
National Council for
Voluntary Organisations London
75,000
Vauxhall (City) Farm
London
75,000 *
CAUSE
Belfast
70,000
CatZero
Hull
60,000
Full Fact
London
60,000
Hope Nottingham CIO
Nottingham
60,000
Nova New Opportunities London
60,000
Pro Bono Economics
London
60,000
Safe New Futures
Southampton
60,000
The Well Multi-Cultural
Resource Centre
Glasgow
60,000
Auckland Youth and
Community Centre Ltd
Bishop Auckland 50,000
Bonny Downs Community
Association (BDCA)
London
50,000
Carer Support
South Lakes
Kendal
50,000
Chopwell Regeneration
CIO
Newcastle upon Tyne 50,000
Christian Action &
Resource Enterprise
Cleethorpes
50,000
Father Hudson's Society Birmingham
50,000
Fleetwood Town
Community Trust
Fleetwood
50,000 *
GroceryAid
Sandhurst
50,000
Home To Work Ltd
Cleator Moor
50,000
Sheppey Matters
Sheerness
50,000
St Ethelburga's Centre for
Reconciliation & Peace
London
50,000
The Bromley by
Bow Centre
London
50,000||The Magpie Project
London
50,000|
|---|---|---|
|||The Seneca Trust
London
50,000|
|||Redhills CIO
Durham
50,000|
|||Netherley Youth and
Community Initiative
Liverpool
45,000|
|||The Recover Team ltd
Welwyn Garden City 45,000|
|||Back on Track
Manchester
40,000|
|||Building Ballysally
Together
Coleraine
40,000|
|||Gasworks Dock
Partnership
London
40,000|
|||Getting Better
Together Ltd
Shotts
40,000|
|||Holborn Community
Association
London
40,000|
|||InSpire at St Peters
London
40,000|
|||Kennington Association London
40,000|
|||Pat Benson Community
Sports Foundation
Birmingham
40,000|
|||Springfeld Community
Flat
London
40,000|
|||STAA
Nottingham
40,000|
|||Stonegrove Community
Trust
Edgware
40,000|
|||Talbot House
Support Centre
Manchester
40,000|
|||Talking Money
Bristol
40,000|
|||The Bow Foodbank Ltd
London
40,000|
|||The Cowshed
Reading
40,000|
|||The Oxford House in
Bethnal Green
London
40,000|
|||Central London
Samaritans
London
35,000|
|||Whittington Park
Community Association London
35,000|
|||Women in Sport
London
35,000|
|||Abergavenny Community
Trust
Abergavenny
30,000|
|||Barmouth Oasis
Community Group
Barmouth
30,000 *|
|||Bierley Community
Association Ltd
Bradford
30,000|
|||Birmingham LGBT
Birmingham
30,000|
|||Cape Community Day
Care Centre
Smethwick
30,000|
|||Carers Forum
Stirling Area
Stirling
30,000|
|||Caring Together Charity St Ives
30,000|
|||Chain Lane
Community Hub
Knaresborough
30,000|
|||Christians Against
Poverty
Bradford
30,000|
|||Crosslight Advice
London
30,000|
|||Darts (Doncaster
Community Arts)
Doncaster
30,000|
|||FareShare Midlands
Leicestershire
30,000|
|||FareShare North East
Newcastle upon Tyne 30,000|
|||FEAST With Us
London
30,000|
|||Feeny Community
Association Ltd
Londonderry
30,000|
|||Givin it Laldie
Glasgow
30,000|
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|Habitat for Humanity|||
|---|---|---|
|Great Britain|Slough
|30,000|
|Hastings Furniture|||
|Service Ltd|Hastings
|30,000|
|Healthy Living|||
|Projects Ltd|Ilford
|30,000|
|Horsforth St Margaret’s|||
|A.F.C.|Leeds
|30,000|
|IndoAmerican Refugee|||
|and Migrant Organization|London
|30,000|
|Intercom|Exeter
|30,000|
|Kent Coast Volunteering|Deal
|30,000|
|Lancashire Women|Accrington
|30,000|
|Llanhilleth Miners|||
|Institute Ltd|Abertillery
|30,000|
|New Ferry Rangers Community|||
|and Football Club|Higher Bebington|30,000|
|Park Life Heavitree|Exeter
|30,000|
|Pecan|London
|30,000|
|Plunkett Foundation|Woodstock
|30,000|
|ReBorne Community|||
|Church|Sherborne
|30,000 *|
|Reidvale Neighbourhood|||
|Centre|Glasgow
|30,000|
|Ryders Green Methodist|||
|Day Centre|West Bromwich
|30,000|
|Scotswood Natural|||
|Community Garden Ltd|Newcastle upon Tyne 30,000||
|SERVE|Rushden
|30,000|
|Southmead Development|||
|Trust|Bristol
|30,000|
|Springfield Domestic|||
|Abuse Support in|||
|South Lakeland|Kendal
|30,000|
|St Martin's Centre|||
|Partnership|Newcastle upon Tyne 30,000||
|Support Through Court|London
|30,000|
|Sussex Street|||
|Christian Centre|Rhyl
|30,000|
|TEN North East Ltd|Hebburn
|30,000|
|The Braunstone|||
|Foundation|Leicester
|30,000|
|The Bridge Project|Sudbury
|30,000 *|
|The Florence Institute|||
|Trust Ltd|Liverpool
|30,000|
|The Good Gym|London
|30,000|
|The Haven|||
|Community Project|Birmingham
|30,000|
|The Larder West Lothian|Livingston
|30,000|
|The WM Morrison Darlington|||
|Enterprise Trust|Darlington
|30,000|
|Women's Health Information|||
|and Support Centre Ltd|Liverpool
|30,000|
|Women's Health Matters|Leeds
|30,000|
|Trevone Village Hall|Padstow
|26,000|
|Abbots Bromley Sports|||
|Association Ltd|Abbots Bromley
|25,000|
|Aberporth Village Hall|Aberporth
|25,000|
|Active Communities|||
|(Scotland) Ltd|Johnstone
|25,000|
|Alice (Relief of Poverty||||
|---|---|---|---|
|& Advancement|Newcastle under|||
|of Community)|Lyme|25,000||
|Ascend Herts Ltd|Watford|25,000||
|Ascension Community||||
|Trust|London|25,000||
|Belle Vue Community,||||
|Sports and Youth||||
|Centre Ltd|Hartlepool|25,000||
|Bridgend Farmhouse|Edinburgh|25,000||
|Community Ventures||||
|(Middlesbrough) Ltd|Middlesbrough|25,000||
|Crest Co-operative|Llandudno Junction 25,000|||
|Eastside Community||||
|Trust|Bristol|25,000||
|GIFT||||
|(Give It Forward Today)|London|25,000||
|Heart of Tamworth||||
|Community Project|Tamworth|25,000 *||
|Highgate Newtown||||
|Community Partners|London|25,000||
|Huby Playing Fields||||
|Association|York|25,000 *||
|Loughborough Junction||||
|Action Group|London|25,000||
|Made In Hackney|London|25,000||
|Margaret Carey||||
|Foundation Ltd|Shipley|25,000||
|Mid Ulster||||
|Volunteer Centre|Magherafelt|25,000||
|Open Door Exmouth|Exmouth|25,000||
|Poplar Housing and||||
|Generation Community||||
|Association Ltd|London|25,000 *||
|Rannoch Community||||
|Trust Ltd|Pitlochry|25,000||
|Red Lion House Charity|Burton upon Trent|25,000 *||
|Rooted In|Bradford|25,000||
|Shildon Alive|Shildon|25,000||
|Solihull Action||||
|through Advocacy|Solihull|25,000||
|Stanleys Community||||
|Centre|Morecambe|25,000||
|Sufra NW London|London|25,000||
|Swindon Carers Centre|Swindon|25,000||
|Take A Part CIO|Plymouth|25,000||
|The Gellideg Foundation
Community Association|Merthyr Tydfil|25,000||
|Unity North London Trust|London|25,000 *||
|Whitehaven Community||||
|Trust Ltd|Cumbria|25,000||
|Yes Manchester CIO|Manchester|25,000||
|Total for Community||7,011,000||
|(Total number of grants: 142)||||
|||||
|Education||£||
|IntoUniversity|London
|1,000,000||
|University of the||||
|Arts London|London|500,000||
|Black Mountains College|Brecon|350,000 *||
50 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2023
|University of
Hertfordshire|Hatfeld|350,000|
|---|---|---|
|ARK|London|300,000|
|School-Home Support|London|300,000|
|The Queen's University|||
|of Belfast Foundation|Belfast|300,000|
|ThinkForward (UK)|London|300,000|
|University of Bath|Bath|250,000|
|The Difference|||
|Education Ltd|London|225,000|
|Arvon|London|150,000 *|
|National Numeracy|Lewes|150,000|
|Read – The Reading|||
|Agency|London|150,000|
|The Access Project|London|150,000|
|Now Teach|London|100,000|
|Royal National Children's|||
|Springboard Foundation|London|100,000|
|Royal Norfolk|||
|Agricultural Association|Norwich|100,000|
|The Creative Dimension|||
|Trust|Shelford|100,000|
|The Garwood Foundation|South Croydon|100,000|
|The Royal Veterinary College|||
|Animal Care Trust|North Mymms|100,000|
|Acumen Academy UK|London|96,000|
|Transforming Lives for|||
|Good (TLG) (Foodbank)|Bradford|90,000|
|The Peter Pan Centre|||
|for Children with|Newcastle under||
|Special Needs|Lyme|60,000|
|Apps for Good|London|50,000|
|Challenge Partners|London|50,000|
|Dylan Thomas|||
|Community School|Swansea|50,000 *|
|Learn English at Home|||
|(LEAH)|London|50,000|
|Royal School of|||
|Church Music|Salisbury|50,000|
|St Edmunds Society|Norwich|50,000|
|The Centre for Literacy in|||
|Primary Education|London|50,000|
|Villiers Park|||
|Educational Trust|Cambridge|50,000|
|Art History Link-Up|Wiggonholt|40,000|
|AZBUKA Foundation|London|40,000|
|Foundation Years Trust|Wirral|40,000|
|Guildhall School Trust|London|40,000|
|Helen Arkell|||
|Dyslexia Centre|Farnham|40,000|
|Schoolreaders|Bedford|40,000|
|University of Westminster|London|40,000|
|Action Tutoring|London|30,000|
|EBP South|Portsmouth|30,000|
|First Story Ltd|London|30,000|
|Foreland Fields Charity|Ramsgate|30,000 *|
|Gloucestershire Academy|||
|of Music|Gloucester|30,000 *|
|Learning with Parents|Bristol|30,000|
|Olive Academies|London|30,000|
|Petit Miracles|London|30,000|
|---|---|---|
|Ryedale Learning Trust|York|30,000 *|
|Wolverley CE|||
|Secondary School|Kidderminster|30,000 *|
|Dingley's Promise|Reading|25,000|
|Education Business|||
|Partnership Kent|Ramsgate|25,000|
|Farnham Heath|||
|End School|Farnham|25,000 *|
|Gosfeld School Ltd|Halstead|25,000|
|Holy Trinity Foundation|Cookstown|25,000|
|Total for Education||6,426,000|
|(Total number of grants: 63)|||
||||
|Environment||£|
|The Foundation and|||
|Friends of The Royal|||
|Botanic Gardens, Kew|Richmond|5,000,000|
|Oceana|London|1,000,000|
|The Rivers Trust|Callington|450,000 *|
|The Marine Biological|||
|Association of the UK|Plymouth|400,000|
|Birdlife International|Cambridge|355,000|
|Scottish Wildlife Trust|Edinburgh|300,000|
|The Whitley Fund|||
|for Nature|London|250,000|
|Bumblebee Conservation|||
|Trust|Eastleigh|200,000|
|Plantlife International|Salisbury|200,000|
|Somerset Wildlife Trust|Taunton|200,000|
|The Open University|Milton Keynes|200,000|
|University of Surrey|Guildford|200,000|
|The South East|||
|Rivers Trust|London|165,000|
|Keep Wales Tidy|Cardiff|150,000|
|River Thame|||
|Conservation Trust|Oxford|150,000|
|Ballinderry Rivers Trust|Cookstown|140,000|
|Don Catchment|||
|Rivers Trust|Doncaster|120,000|
|Chichester Harbour Trust|Chichester|100,000 *|
|Kent Wildlife Trust|Maidstone|100,000 *|
|National Biodiversity|||
|Network Trust|Nottingham|100,000|
|Ouse & Adur Rivers Trust|Pulborough|100,000|
|Royal Zoological Society|||
|of Scotland|Edinburgh|100,000|
|Severn Rivers Trust|Worcester|100,000|
|Soil Association|Bristol|100,000|
|The National Lobster|||
|Hatchery|Padstow|100,000|
|The Wildlife Trust for Bedfordshire,|||
|Cambridgeshire and|||
|Northamptonshire|Cambridge|100,000 *|
|Tyne Rivers Trust|Corbridge|100,000|
|The Country Trust|Chelmsford|90,000|
|New Philanthropy Capital|London|80,000|
|Thames21 Ltd|London|75,000|
|The Wye and Usk|||
|Foundation|Brecon|75,000|
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|Cumbria Wildlife Trust|Kendal|60,000|
|---|---|---|
|The Media Trust|London|60,000|
|West Wales Rivers Trust|Haverfordwest|60,000|
|Bristol Avon Rivers Trust|Warmley|50,000|
|Friends of Westonbirt|||
|Arboretum|Tetbury|50,000|
|Northumberland|||
|Rivers Trust|Rothbury|50,000|
|Ocean Generation|London|50,000|
|Scottish Seabird Centre|North Berwick|50,000|
|The Lancashire|||
|Wildlife Trust|Preston|50,000|
|The Lune Rivers Trust|Morecambe|50,000|
|West Cumbria|||
|Rivers Trust Ltd|Keswick|50,000|
|Brogdale Collections|Faversham|40,000|
|EcoACTIVE|London|40,000|
|Plymouth Marine|||
|Laboratory|Plymouth|40,000|
|Sylva Foundation|Long Wittenham|
40,000|
|South Cumbria|||
|Rivers Trust Ltd|Ulverston|38,000|
|The Arun & Rother|||
|Rivers Trust|Petworth|35,000|
|The Aire Rivers Trust|Bradford|32,000|
|Conservation Education|||
|& Research Trust|Oxford|30,000|
|Herefordshire Wildlife|||
|Trust|Leominster|30,000|
|The David Shepherd|||
|Wildlife Foundation|Guildford|30,000|
|The Froglife Trust|Peterborough|30,000|
|We Are Grow|Barnet|30,000|
|Wiltshire Wildlife Trust|Devizes|30,000|
|Woodmeadow Trust|York|30,000|
|Durham Wildlife Trust|Tyne and Wear|25,000|
|Dynamic Earth|||
|Charitable Trust|Edinburgh|25,000|
|North Wales|||
|Rivers Trust Ltd|Chester|25,000|
|Small Woods Association Telford||25,000|
|Society for Horticultural|||
|Therapy|Reading|25,000|
|Welsh Dee Trust|Llangollen|25,000|
|Marine Research and|||
|Conservation Foundation Lydeard St Lawrence 22,000|||
|Total for Environment||12,027,000|
|(Total number of grants: 63)|||
|Faith||£|
|---|---|---|
|St James's Piccadilly|St Albans|500,000 *|
|Lichfield Cathedral|Lichfield|150,000|
|Truro Cathedral|Truro|50,000|
|Ballysillan Youth
For Christ|Belfast|40,000|
|St Mary the Virgin Church|Greenhithe|40,000 *|
|Wakefield Cathedral|Wakefield|40,000|
|Ely Cathedral Trust|Ely|35,000|
|Daventry Contact|Daventry|30,000|
|Drighlington Methodist|||
|---|---|---|
|Church|Drighlington|30,000 *|
|Kick London|Richmond|30,000|
|St Georges Church
Fatfield PCC|Washington|30,000 *|
|St Matthew's Church,
Carver Street|Sheffield|30,000 *|
|St Paul's Church|Mold|30,000|
|Stones Methodist Church|Rippondon|30,000 *|
|The Norwich Historic|||
|Churches Trust Ltd|Norwich|30,000|
|The PCC of the Ecclesiastical|||
|Parish of All Souls,|||
|Langham Place|London|30,000|
|The PCC of the Ecclesiastical|||
|Parish of Newark On Trent|||
|St Mary Magdalene with|||
|St Leonard|Newark|30,000 *|
|West London Mission|London|30,000|
|Wilmslow Youth|Wilmslow|30,000|
|Bradford Cathedral|Bradford|25,000|
|Chesterton Methodist|||
|Church|Cambridge|25,000 *|
|Friends of Fawley|||
|Church Charity|Henley-on-Thames|25,000 *|
|Heaton Baptist Church,|Newcastle upon Tyne 25,000||
|His Place|Hastings|25,000|
|Holy Trinity|||
|Headington Quarry|Oxford|25,000 *|
|Ibrox Parish|||
|Church Of Scotland|Glasgow|25,000|
|Nafferton Methodist|||
|Church|Driffield|25,000|
|PCC of Ss Simon & Jude|||
|Church, Castlethorpe|Milton Keynes|25,000|
|Rock Community Church|Dumbarton|25,000|
|St Andrew's|||
|Church of Scotland|Moffat|25,000 *|
|St Berteline and|||
|St Christopher Church|Runcorn|25,000|
|St Botolph without|||
|Aldgate|London|25,000 *|
|St Christopher,
Springfield|Birmingham|25,000 *|
|St John the Evangelist|||
|Church, Donisthorpe|Swadlincote|25,000 *|
|St Leonard's Church,|||
|Aldrington|Hove|25,000|
|St Mary Magdalene Church,|||
|Stoke Bishop|Bristol|25,000 *|
|St Peter's|Brighton|25,000|
|St Boniface Church,|||
|Whipton|Exeter|25,000|
|St Wilfrid's Church,|||
|Lidget Green|Bradford|25,000|
|The Collegiate Church|||
|of St Mary|Warwick|25,000|
|The Parish Trust|Trethomas|25,000|
|The PCC of the Ecclesiastical|||
|Parish of All Saints|Fleet|25,000 *|
|The PCC of the Parish of|||
|St John Baptist, Claines|Worcester|25,000 *|
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|The PCC of the Ecclesiastical|The PCC of the Ecclesiastical||
|---|---|---|
|Parish of Christ Church with|||
|All Saints Spitalfelds|London|25,000|
|West Street|||
|Christian Fellowship|Crewe|25,000|
|Total for Faith||1,865,000|
|(Total number of grants:|45)||
||||
|Health||£|
|Addenbrooke's|||
|Charitable Trust|Cambridge|2,000,000|
|Guy's and St Thomas'|||
|Foundation|London|1,000,000|
|London School of Hygiene|||
|& Tropical Medicine|London|500,000 *|
|Place2Be|London|500,000|
|Alder Hey|||
|Children's Charity|Liverpool|300,000|
|Changing Faces|London|300,000|
|Mental Health|||
|Innovations|London|300,000|
|The University
of Sheffeld|Sheffeld|250,000|
|Bipolar UK Ltd|London|150,000|
|Northwick Park Institute|||
|for Medical Research|Harrow|150,000|
|Cystic Fibrosis Trust|London|100,000|
|Duchenne UK|London|100,000|
|The Bobath Centre for Children|||
|with Cerebral Palsy|Watford|100,000|
|The Brain and Spine|||
|Foundation|London|100,000|
|The Cellar Trust|Shipley|100,000|
|The Martlets Hospice|Hove|100,000|
|The Royal Society for|||
|Blind Children|London|100,000|
|British Liver Trust|Winchester|90,000|
|NMC Midlands Ltd|Coventry|90,000|
|Roald Dahl's Marvellous|||
|Children's Charity|Amersham|90,000|
|Tenovus Cancer Care|Cardiff|90,000|
|Tinnitus UK|Sheffeld|90,000|
|Bliss|London|75,000|
|Wings for Life UK|London|75,000|
|Brain Injury Matters (NI)|Belfast|60,000|
|Melanoma Focus|Cambridge|60,000|
|The Anne Robson Trust|Stevenage|60,000|
|The Brain Charity|Liverpool|60,000|
|Visyon Ltd|Congleton|60,000|
|Bibic|Langport|50,000|
|Middlesbrough and|||
|Stockton Mind Ltd|Middlesbrough|50,000|
|National Rheumatoid|||
|Arthritis Society|Maidenhead|50,000|
|OCD Action|London|50,000|
|The British Allergy|||
|Foundation|Sidcup|50,000|
|The Counselling and|||
|Family Centre|Altrincham|50,000|
|University Hospitals Bristol|University Hospitals Bristol||
|---|---|---|
|& Weston Charity|Bristol|50,000|
|Brent Adolescent Centre London||45,000|
|The Auditory Verbal|||
|Centre|London|45,000|
|The Laura Centre|Leicester|45,000|
|The Source Young|||
|People's Charity|Aldershot|45,000|
|Ataxia UK|London|40,000|
|Bluebell Care Trust|Bristol|40,000|
|Child Brain Injury Trust|Bicester|40,000|
|East Cheshire Hospice|Macclesfeld|40,000 *|
|Ty Hafan|Penarth|35,000|
|Acorns Children's|||
|Hospice Trust|Birmingham|30,000|
|Amicus Trust|Bedford|30,000|
|Blue Smile Project|Cambridge|30,000|
|Brainstrust|Isle of Wight|30,000|
|British Epilepsy|||
|Association|Leeds|30,000|
|Changing Lives Charity|Clevedon|30,000|
|Coping With Cancer|||
|– North East|Annitsford|30,000|
|CW+, the charity for Chelsea|||
|and Westminster NHS|||
|Foundation Trust|London|30,000 *|
|Fight 4 Change|London|30,000|
|Havering Mind|Hornchurch|30,000|
|IPSUM|Swindon|30,000|
|Lambeth and|||
|Southwark Mind|London|30,000|
|Mind Monmouthshire|Abergavenny|30,000|
|Music Support UK|London|30,000|
|RICE; The Research|||
|Institute for the Care|||
|of Older People|Bath|30,000|
|Self Injury Support Ltd|Bristol|30,000|
|Shine|Peterborough|30,000|
|Sickle Cell Society|London|30,000|
|Speakeasy|Ramsbottom, Bury|30,000|
|SWFT Charity|Warwick|30,000 *|
|The Big C Appeal Ltd|Norwich|30,000|
|The Hugs Foundation|Bodmin|30,000|
|The Sussex Beacon|Brighton|30,000|
|Women's Counselling and|||
|Therapy Service Ltd|Leeds|30,000|
|Action for Pulmonary|||
|Fibrosis (APF)|Peterborough|25,000|
|Beacon Counselling|Stockport|25,000|
|Brecon Mountain|||
|Rescue Team|Brecon|25,000 *|
|Brighter Futures (Great Western|||
|Hospitals NHS Foundation|||
|Trust Charitable Fund)|Swindon|25,000|
|Buckinghamshire Healthcare|||
|NHS Trust Charitable|||
|Fund|Amersham|25,000 *|
|Chapter|||
|(West Cheshire) Ltd|Ellesmere Port|25,000|
|Chilterns MS Centre Ltd|Aylesbury|25,000|
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|Cobalt Health|Cheltenham|25,000 *||
|---|---|---|---|
|Countess Mountbatten||||
|Hospice Charity Ltd|Southampton|25,000||
|Croydon Voluntary Association||||
|for the Blind|Croydon|25,000||
|Doctors of the World UK|England|25,000||
|Dyspraxia Foundation|Hitchin|25,000||
|Epilepsy Scotland|Glasgow|25,000||
|Evelina Children's||||
|Heart Organisation|London|25,000||
|Headway Norfolk and||||
|Waveney Ltd|Norwich|25,000||
|Health in Mind|Edinburgh|25,000||
|Heartbeat Northwest||||
|Cardiac Care|Preston|25,000||
|Hope for Tomorrow|Tetbury|25,000 *||
|Huntingtons Disease||||
|Association|Liverpool|25,000||
|Hyperlipidaemia Education||||
|& Atherosclerosis Research||||
|Trust UK|Maidenhead|25,000||
|Mind in Tower Hamlets||||
|and Newham|London|25,000||
|Mothers for Mothers|Bristol|25,000||
|Multiple Sclerosis Therapy||||
|Centre Lothian Ltd|Edinburgh|25,000||
|Nightingale House||||
|Hospice|Wrexham|25,000||
|Norwich Samaritans|Norwich|25,000 *||
|Off The Record –||||
|South East Hampshire|Havant|25,000||
|Race Against Dementia|London|25,000||
|Sight Advice South Lakes Kendal||25,000||
|South Kent Mind|Folkestone|25,000||
|StreetDoctors|London|25,000||
|The Healthy Living||||
|Platform|London|25,000||
|The Hut York Ltd|York|25,000||
|The Parent Rooms Ltd|Belfast|25,000||
|The Sussex Association||||
|for Spina Bifida and
Hydrocephalus|Heathfield|25,000||
|The Womenstec||||
|(Training, Enterprise &||||
|Childcare Centre)|Belfast|25,000||
|Weston Hospicecare|Weston-super-Mare 25,000 *|||
|Youth Talk|St Albans|25,000||
|Total for Health||9,420,000||
|(Total number of grants: 106)||||
|||||
|Museums & Heritage||£||
|Imperial War Museums|London|1,500,000 *||
|National Art||||
|Collections Fund|London|1,000,000||
|Royal Hospital Chelsea
Appeal Ltd|London|300,000 *||
|The Foundling Museum|London|300,000 *||
|The English Heritage||||
|Trust|London|250,000||
|Beth Shalom Ltd|Nottingham|100,000||
|Chatham Historic|||
|---|---|---|
|Dockyard Trust|Chatham|100,000|
|Clyne Heritage Society|Brora|100,000|
|Glencoe Folk Museum|Glencoe|100,000|
|Kent Mining|||
|Heritage Foundation|Deal|100,000|
|The Stowe House|||
|Preservation Trust|Stowe|100,000|
|Wentworth Woodhouse|||
|Preservation Trust|Rotherham|100,000|
|Heritage Trust|||
|of Lincolnshire|Sleaford|95,000 *|
|Folkestone Leas Lift|||
|Company CIO|Folkestone|85,000 *|
|Hampshire Cultural Trust|Winchester|75,000|
|Herefordshire Museum|||
|Service Support Group|Hereford|75,000|
|The Brunel Museum|London|60,000|
|The Cromwell Museum|Huntingdon|60,000|
|Dacorum Heritage|||
|Trust Ltd|Berkhamsted|50,000|
|Friends of The Vigilance|Brixham|50,000|
|Historylinks Building Appeal,|||
|Dornoch Heritage Soc|Dornoch|50,000 *|
|Trimontium Trust SCIO|Galashiels|50,000 *|
|Weald & Downland Open|||
|Air Living Museum Ltd|Singleton|50,000|
|Lord Leycester Hospital|Warwick|40,000|
|Migration Museum|||
|Project|London|40,000|
|National Paralympic|||
|Heritage Trust|Aylesbury|40,000|
|The Weardale Museum|Bishop Auckland|40,000 *|
|Cornwall Heritage Trust|Redruth|30,000|
|Steamship Shieldhall|||
|Charity|Eastleigh|30,000|
|Total for Museums & Heritage||4,970,000|
(Total number of grants: 29)
|Welfare||£|
|---|---|---|
|Frontline|London|750,000|
|The Cranfield Trust|Romsey|300,000|
|Family Fund|York|300,000|
|One Small Thing|London|250,000|
|National Star Foundation|Cheltenham|250,000|
|Camphill Rudolf Steiner|||
|Schools Ltd|Aberdeen|200,000|
|Camphill Milton Keynes|||
|Communities Ltd|Milton Keynes|200,000|
|Shannon Trust|London|150,000|
|Mary's Meals|Glasgow|150,000|
|Grandparents Plus|London|150,000|
|Gingerbread|London|150,000|
|Arise Foundation|London|120,000|
|Thornage Hall|||
|Independent Living|Holt|100,000 *|
|Refuge|London|100,000|
|Prison Reform Trust|London|100,000|
|Passage 2000|London|100,000|
|Missing People Ltd|London|100,000|
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|Human Rights Watch|London
|100,000|
|---|---|---|
|HARP Southend|Southend-on-Sea
|100,000|
|Women's Work|||
|Derbyshire Ltd|Derby|90,000|
|West End|||
|Refugee Service|Newcastle|90,000|
|SATEDA|Sittingbourne|90,000|
|Emmaus Sheffeld|Sheffeld|90,000|
|Cardinal Hume Centre|London|90,000|
|Cardiff Women's Aid|Cardiff|90,000|
|Pause Creating Space|||
|for Change|London|80,000|
|LD:NorthEast|Wallsend|80,000|
|Positive Action|||
|in Housing|Glasgow|75,000|
|Cleveland Housing|||
|Advice Centre (CHAC)|Middlesbrough|75,000|
|WomenCentre Ltd|Halifax|70,000|
|Young Roots|Croydon|60,000|
|Sir Oswald Stoll|||
|Foundation|London|60,000|
|Resolve|Welwyn Garden City|60,000|
|Refugee Resource|Oxford|60,000|
|Kairos Women|||
|Working Together|Coventry|60,000|
|Donnington Doorstep|Oxford|60,000|
|Coventry Refugee and|||
|Migrant Centre|Coventry|60,000|
|Child Bereavement UK|Loudwater|60,000|
|Beating Time|London|60,000|
|Your Place (London) Ltd|London|50,000|
|Working Families|London|50,000|
|Voices in Exile|Brighton|50,000|
|Trust House Lancashire|Preston|50,000|
|The Suzy Lamplugh Trust London||50,000|
|The Carers Centre – Bristol &|||
|South Gloucestershire|Fishponds|50,000|
|Tempus Novo|||
|(Meaning New Time)|Leeds|50,000|
|St Paul's Hostel|Worcester|50,000|
|Rock Foundation UK Ltd|Grimsby|50,000|
|Riding for the Disabled Association|||
|Inc. Carriage Driving|Shrewley|50,000|
|Rainbow Child and|||
|Family Centre|Londonderry|50,000|
|Playskill|Watford|50,000|
|Onwards & Upwards|London|50,000|
|One25|Bristol|50,000|
|NIACRO|Belfast|50,000|
|Monklands Women's Aid Airdrie||50,000|
|Manna House (Cumbria) Kendal||50,000|
|Listening Books|London|50,000|
|Juno Women's Aid|Nottingham|50,000|
|Home-Start Essex|Maldon|50,000|
|Hackney Doorways|London|50,000|
|Forest School Camps|Ely|50,000|
|Fair Shot|London|50,000|
|Exmoor Calvert Trust|Barnstaple|50,000|
|Derby City Mission|Derby|50,000|
|Cotswold Friends|Moreton-in-Marsh
|50,000|
|---|---|---|
|Churches Housing|||
|Aid Society|Bristol
|50,000|
|Bristol Refugee Rights|Bristol
|50,000|
|Age UK Gateshead Ltd|Gateshead
|50,000|
|The Compassionate|||
|Friends|London
|45,000|
|Street Teams|Walsall
|45,000|
|Oxford Against Cutting|London
|45,000|
|Notre Dame|||
|Refugee Centre|London
|45,000|
|Newhall Kidz Ltd|Wakefeld
|45,000|
|Mentor Link|Stourport-on-Severn|45,000|
|Home-Start Nottingham|Nottingham
|45,000|
|Harrow Association of|||
|Disabled People|Harrow
|45,000|
|Euan's Guide|Edinburgh
|45,000|
|Community Impact|||
|Bucks|Monks Risborough|45,000|
|Children First Derby|Derby
|45,000|
|Caring Hands|Newcastle upon Tyne|45,000|
|Care and Repair|Edinburgh
|45,000|
|AMAT UK|Chatham
|45,000|
|West Yorkshire Community|||
|Chaplaincy Project|Leeds
|40,000|
|Watford Sheltered|||
|Workshop Ltd|Watford
|40,000|
|Trafford Domestic|||
|Abuse Services|Trafford
|40,000|
|The Snowdrop Project|Sheffeld
|40,000|
|The Bridge|||
|(East Midlands)|Loughborough
|40,000|
|Suffolk Refugee Support|Ipswich
|40,000|
|Space4Autism|Macclesfeld
|40,000|
|Southside Family Project|Bath
|40,000|
|Saint John of God|||
|Hospitaller Services|Darlington
|40,000|
|Rowan Humberstone|Cambridge
|40,000|
|Re-engage|London
|40,000|
|Possibilities for Each and|||
|Every Kid PEEK|Glasgow
|40,000|
|Newlife the Charity for|||
|Disabled Children|Cannock
|40,000|
|Interest Link Borders|Duns
|40,000|
|Home-Start Manchester|Manchester
|40,000|
|Headway (Leicestershire,|||
|Leicester & Rutland)|Leicester
|40,000|
|Fylde Coast Women's Aid|Blackpool
|40,000|
|Families United Network|Luton
|40,000|
|Dementia Friendly|||
|Communities Ltd|Helmsdale
|40,000|
|Berkshire Women's Aid|Reading
|40,000|
|Beyond Food Foundation|London
|35,000|
|Yellow Submarine|||
|Holidays|Oxford
|30,000|
|Yellow Door|Southampton
|30,000|
|West Cumbria Domestic|||
|Violence Support|Workington
|30,000|
|Watford New Hope Trust|Watford
|30,000|
|Upbeat Communties Ltd|Derby
|30,000|
55
|Umbrella Derby and|||
|---|---|---|
|Derbyshire|Derby|30,000|
|Transforming Choice|Liverpool|30,000|
|Together Dementia|||
|Support|Manchester|30,000|
|The Pankhurst Trust|||
|(Inc. Manchester|||
|Women's Aid)|Manchester|30,000|
|The OASIS Partnership|High Wycombe|30,000|
|The NOAH Enterprise|||
|(New Opportunities|||
|and Horizons)|Luton|30,000|
|The Motherhood Plan|York|30,000|
|The Living Room|Stevenage|30,000|
|The Living Paintings|||
|Trust|Newbury|30,000|
|The Kings Hedges Family|||
|Support Project|Cambridge|30,000|
|The Hamlet Centre Trust|Norwich|30,000|
|Streetwise Opera|London|30,000|
|Street Storage|Hackney|30,000|
|Stick 'n' Step|Wirral|30,000|
|Stanley Grange|||
|Community Association|Samlesbury|30,000|
|St Michael's Fellowship|London|30,000|
|St Richard of Chichester|||
|Christian Care|||
|Association|Chichester|30,000|
|St David's Diocesan Council|||
|for Social Responsibility|Dyfed|30,000|
|Spinal Injuries|||
|Association|Milton Keynes|30,000|
|Southampton City and|||
|Region Action to|||
|Combat Hardship|Southampton|30,000|
|SIBS – for Brothers|||
|and Sisters|Oxenhope|30,000|
|Riverside Community|||
|Trust|Ayr|30,000|
|Reducing the Risk of|||
|Domestic Abuse|Oxford|30,000|
|Reaching Families Ltd|Littlehampton|30,000|
|Rainbow Haven|Manchester|30,000|
|Providence Row Charity|London|30,000|
|Parenting Special|||
|Children|Reading|30,000|
|Oswin Project|Bothal|30,000|
|Off The Streets|Westcliff-on-Sea|30,000|
|Off The Fence Trust Ltd|Hove|30,000|
|Oasis Cardiff|Cardiff|30,000|
|Oakfield|||
|(Easton Maudit) Ltd|Northampton|30,000 *|
|North of England|Newcastle upon||
|Refugee Service|Tyne|30,000|
|National Ugly Mugs|Manchester|30,000|
|Mums in Need|Sheffield|30,000|
|Marie Collins Foundation|Ripon|30,000|
|Little Village|London|30,000|
|Link to Change|Bedford|30,000|
|Link Age Southwark|London|30,000|
|Lifecentre|Chichester|30,000|
|Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual|Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual||
|---|---|---|
|Anti-Violence and|||
|Policing Group|London
|30,000|
|Kids Matter|London
|30,000|
|INSIGHT Counselling, Coaching|||
|& Support Services|Bedworth
|30,000|
|Inquest Charitable Trust|London
|30,000|
|Home-Start|||
|Staffordshire Moorlands|Leek
|30,000|
|Home-Start North|||
|East Worcestershire|Reddtich
|30,000|
|Home-Start Kernow|Bodmin
|30,000|
|Home-Start Hertfordshire|Stevenage
|30,000|
|Home-Start Hampshire|Wickham
|30,000|
|Home-Start|||
|Cambridgeshire|Papworth Everard
|30,000|
|HENRY|Witney
|30,000|
|Growing Works|Huddersfield
|30,000|
|Grampian Society|||
|for the Blind|Aberdeen
|30,000|
|Family Support|||
|Derbyshire|Derby
|30,000|
|Family Help|||
|Darlington CIO|Darlington
|30,000|
|Families Outside|Edinburgh
|30,000|
|Edinburgh Women's Aid|Edinburgh
|30,000|
|Early Years Scotland|Glasgow
|30,000|
|Down's Syndrome|||
|Association|Teddington
|30,000|
|Disability Cornwall and|||
|Isles of Scilly|Hayle
|30,000|
|Crossroads Derbyshire|Glossop
|30,000|
|CHESS Homeless|Chelmsford
|30,000|
|Cherry Trees|Guildford
|30,000|
|Catalyst Housing Ltd|Ealing
|30,000 *|
|Caring in Bristol|Bristol
|30,000|
|Carefreespace|London
|30,000|
|Canterbury and District|||
|Early Years Project|Canterbury
|30,000|
|Aurora New Dawn|Portsmouth
|30,000|
|Asylum Link Merseyside|Liverpool
|30,000|
|Arts 4 Dementia|London
|30,000|
|Age UK Sutton|Sutton
|30,000|
|Age Concern|||
|North Norfolk|Sheringham
|30,000|
|Afghanistan and Central|||
|Asian Association|London
|30,000|
|Action Foundation|Newcastle upon Tyne|30,000|
|Action for Family Carers|Maldon
|30,000|
|Aanchal Women's Aid|Essex
|30,000|
|Global Link (Lancaster)|Lancaster
|28,000|
|White Lodge Centre|Chertsey
|25,000|
|The Wallich|Cardiff
|25,000|
|The Spires Centre|London
|25,000|
|The Portman House Trust|London
|25,000|
|The Nelson Trust|Stroud
|25,000|
|The Matthew Project|Norwich
|25,000|
|The Key –|||
|Unlock Potential|Bristol
|25,000 *|
|The Hardman Trust|Isle of Wight
|25,000|
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|STAR (Student Action|||
|---|---|---|
|for Refugees)|London|25,000|
|Spitalfelds Crypt Trust|London|25,000|
|SPACE|Stanstead Abbotts|25,000|
|Smart Criminal|||
|Justice Services|Bedford|25,000|
|Sixty-One|Bristol|25,000|
|Signpost Luton|Luton|25,000|
|Shared Lives Plus|Liverpool|25,000|
|Savera UK|Merseyside|25,000|
|Rotherham Rise|Rotherham|25,000 *|
|Refugee Acton Kingston|London|25,000|
|Recovery Cymru|||
|Community|Cardiff|25,000|
|Rape and Sexual|||
|Abuse Support Centre|||
|(North Wales)|Bangor|25,000|
|Rainbow Services|Harlow|25,000|
|Praxis Community|||
|Projects|London|25,000|
|Possability People Ltd|Brighton|25,000|
|Peter Bedford|||
|Housing Association|London|25,000|
|My Sisters' House CIO|Bognor Regis|25,000|
|Mosac|London|25,000|
|Merton Mencap|Morden|25,000|
|Liberty Choir UK|Hastings|25,000|
|Impact Initiatives|Brighton|25,000|
|Home-Start Norfolk|Swaffham|25,000|
|HealthBus Trust|Bournemouth|25,000|
|Hackney Playbus|London|25,000|
|Glow - Giving Life Opportunities|||
|to Women|Belfast|25,000|
|Generate Opportunities|||
|Ltd|London|25,000|
|Freedom Community|||
|Project|Bolsover|25,000|
|Food Train|Dumfries|25,000|
|First Stop Darlington|Darlington|25,000|
|First Step|||
|Community Project|Musselburgh|25,000|
|Finding Your Feet|Paisley|25,000|
|Feeding Families|Blaydon|25,000|
|Family Action|London|25,000|
|Essex Dementia Care|Braintree|25,000|
|ESCAPE|||
|Family Ltd|Ashington|25,000|
|EFA London|London|25,000|
|Down's Syndrome|||
|Scotland|Glasgow|25,000|
|Domestic Abuse Volunteer|||
|Support Services|Tunbridge Wells|25,000|
|Clear Emotional Trauma|||
|and Therapy Specialists|Truro|25,000|
|Children on the|||
|Autistic Spectrum|||
|Parents' Association|Bromley|25,000|
|CHARIS (Christian Help|||
|---|---|---|
|& Action for Refugees|||
|in Somerset)|Taunton|25,000|
|Chaos Theory|Woodford Green|25,000|
|Caritas Diocese|||
|of Shrewsbury|Wirral|25,000|
|Calan DVS Ltd|Neath|25,000|
|BOSP Brighter Opportunities|||
|for Special People|Pitsea|25,000|
|Borderlands|||
|(South West) Ltd|Bristol|25,000|
|Ballymoney Evergreen|||
|Club|Ballymoney|25,000|
|Ashford Place|London|25,000|
|Apex Charitable Trust|St Helens|25,000|
|Alzheimer's Support|Devizes|25,000|
|Alternatives Trust|||
|East London|London|25,000|
|Aid Box Community|Bristol|25,000|
|Age UK Hillingdon,|||
|Harrow and Brent|Hayes|25,000|
|Age UK|||
|Barrow and District|Barrow-in-Furness 25,000||
|Age Concern Salford|Manchester|25,000|
|Abigail Housing|Leeds|25,000|
|4Sight Vision Support|Bognor Regis|25,000|
|Total for Welfare||12,128,000|
|(Total number of grants:|250)||
|Youth||£|
|---|---|---|
|West London Zone|London|500,000|
|Carers Trust|Rugby|225,000|
|One YMCA|Watford|200,000|
|SHiFT Organisation Ltd|London|200,000|
|Action for Children|Watford|150,000|
|Cumbria Community|||
|Foundation|Cockermouth|150,000|
|Move On|Glasgow|150,000|
|NE Youth|Blaydon-on-Tyne|150,000|
|Youthnet UK|London|150,000|
|Barnardo's|Ilford|98,000|
|Empire Fighting Chance|Bristol|90,000|
|Winning Scotland|||
|Foundation|Edinburgh|90,000|
|ReachOut Youth|London|80,000|
|The Rock Trust|Edinburgh|80,000|
|Young Enterprise|||
|Northern Ireland|Belfast|80,000|
|Aleto Foundation|London|75,000|
|LGBT Youth Scotland|Edinburgh|75,000|
|Sporting Marvels|Rhondda Cynon Taf 75,000||
|Motiv8 South|Portsmouth|70,000|
|Cathedral Youth Club|Londonderry|60,000|
|Endeavour Training Ltd|Sheffeld|60,000|
|Goldhill Play Association|Leicester|60,000|
|Kidz Klub - Leeds|Leeds|60,000|
|New Horizon|||
|Youth Centre|London|60,000|
|One In A Million (Sports)|Bradford|60,000|
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|Positive View Foundation|Dover|60,000|
|---|---|---|
|Team Oasis|Liverpool|60,000|
|The Door Youth Project|Stroud|60,000|
|The Key|Newcastle upon Tyne 60,000||
|Youth Action|||
|Northern Ireland Ltd|Belfast|60,000|
|Youth Concern|Aylesbury|60,000|
|Action4Youth|Aylesbury|50,000|
|Cramlington Voluntary|||
|Youth Project Ltd|Cramlington|50,000|
|Fight for Peace|||
|International|London|50,000|
|Fitzrovia Youth in Action|London|50,000|
|Milton Keynes YMCA Ltd|Milton Keynes|50,000|
|Shaftesbury Youth Club|Wirral|50,000|
|South Marches|||
|Scouts Council|Hereford|50,000 *|
|The Breck Foundation|Whyteleafe|50,000|
|The Lord's Taverners|London|50,000|
|Whirlow Hall Farm|||
|Trust Ltd|Sheffield|50,000|
|Youth Sport Trust|Loughborough|50,000|
|Drop Zone Youth|||
|Projects|Barrow-in-Furness|45,000|
|Front Lounge|Dundee|45,000|
|Granton Youth Ltd|Edinburgh|45,000|
|Hackney Quest|London|45,000|
|Reidvale Adventure Play|||
|Association Ltd|Glasgow|45,000|
|The Benjamin|||
|Foundation|Norwich|45,000|
|YMCA Brunel Group|Bath|44,000|
|HorseWorld|Bristol|40,000|
|Junction 12|Glasgow|40,000|
|Leatherhead Youth|||
|Project|Leatherhead|40,000|
|London Youth Games|London|40,000|
|Marches Family Network|Hereford|40,000|
|St Andrew's Club|London|40,000|
|The Enthusiasm Trust|Derby|40,000|
|The Gorbals Youth Run
Drop In Cafe|Glasgow|40,000|
|The Money Charity|London|40,000|
|The Welsh Association|||
|of Youth Clubs|Pontypridd|40,000|
|Verbal|Derry/Londonderry 40,000||
|Dundee North West|||
|Community Sports Club|Dundee|35,000 *|
|Khulisa|London|35,000|
|Tullochan|Dumbarton|35,000|
|Alabaré Christian Care|||
|and Support|Salisbury|30,000|
|Avon Youth Club|Bristol|30,000|
|Bumpy Ltd|Birstall|30,000|
|Canongate Youth (SCIO)|Edinburgh|30,000|
|Children's Sailing Trust|Helston|30,000|
|Clarkes Mead Trust|Henfield|30,000 *|
|Egremont Youth|||
|Partnership|Egremont|30,000|
|Girvan Youth Trust|Girvan|30,000|
|---|---|---|
|Hebridean Pursuits|||
|Outdoor Learning|Oban|30,000|
|Herts Young
Homeless Group|Hatfield|30,000|
|Include Youth|Belfast|30,000 *|
|It's Your Life|London|30,000|
|Just Like Us|London|30,000|
|Key4Life CIO|Bristol|30,000|
|Level Two Youth Project|Felixstowe|30,000|
|Northumberland Federation|||
|of YMCAs|Ashington|30,000|
|Regenerate UK|London|30,000|
|SkyWay Charity|London|30,000|
|Small Green Shoots|London|30,000|
|South Central Youth Ltd|London|30,000|
|Streatham Youth and|||
|Community Trust|London|30,000 *|
|The Caxton Youth Organisation||London|
|30,000|||
|The Change Foundation|Wallington|30,000|
|The Junction Foundation|Redcar|30,000|
|The Space|Cheddar|30,000|
|Whoopsadaisy Brighton|Brighton|30,000|
|Young Lewisham Project|||
|(Workshop)|London|30,000|
|Youth Focus: North East|Gateshead|30,000|
|Active Fusion|Doncaster|25,000|
|Alive & Kicking UK|London|25,000|
|Bath Area Play Project|Bath|25,000|
|BF Adventure|Penryn|25,000|
|Boys & Girls Clubs (NI)|Belfast|25,000|
|Citywise Mentoring Ltd|Glasgow|25,000|
|Community on|||
|Solid Ground|Manchester|25,000|
|Connah's Quay Unit 91|||
|of the Sea Cadet Corps|Connah's Quay|25,000 *|
|Diane Modahl Sports|||
|Foundation (DMSF)|Manchester|25,000|
|ESTEEM|Shoreham-by-Sea|25,000|
|First Give|London|25,000|
|Integrate UK|Bristol|25,000|
|Kibbleworks|Paisley|25,000|
|Nightsafe Ltd|Blackburn|25,000|
|Ormside Mill Residential|||
|Centre Ltd|Cumbria|25,000|
|Power The Fight|London|25,000|
|Queens Park Community|||
|School PTFA|London|25,000 *|
|Rugby Gymnastics Club|Rugby|25,000|
|Scholemoor Beacon CIO|Bradford|25,000|
|Scottish Environmental &|||
|Outdoor Education|||
|Centres Association|Biggar|25,000|
|Spark! (Hounslow Education|||
|Business Charity)|Brentford|25,000|
|Sparkle (South Wales)|Newport|25,000|
|Sussex Clubs for|||
|Young People|Worthing|25,000|
|Swings & Smiles|Thatcham|25,000|
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|The Eikon Charity
Addlestone
25,000
The Kids Network
London
25,000
The Machan Trust
Larkhall
25,000
The Mix Stowmarket
Stowmarket
25,000
The Providence
House Trust
London
25,000
The Pushkin Trust
Newtownstewart
25,000
The Rock
Cheltenham
25,000
Warning Zone
Leicester
25,000
West London YMCA
London
25,000
Worcestershire
YMCA Ltd
Redditch
25,000
YMCA Newcastle
Newcastle upon Tyne 25,000
Youth Options
Romsey
25,000
Total for Youth
6,557,000
(Total number of grants: 127)
Other
£
Fine Cell Work
London
330,000
ACEVO
London
80,000
Total for Other
410,000
(Total number of grants: 2)
Grants of £20,000 and less
Arts
£
Cartwheel Arts
Heywood
20,000
Clerkenwell Green
Association
London
20,000
Dancers' Career
Development
London
20,000
Drunken Chorus
Croydon
20,000
Echo Echo Dance
Theatre Company
Londonderry
20,000
Fallen Angels
Dance Theatre
Chester
20,000
Fighting Words
Northern Ireland
Belfast
20,000
Geese Theatre
Company Ltd
Birmingham
20,000
Good Vibrations
(Music) Ltd
London
20,000
Hubbub Theatre
Company
Derby
20,000
Kabosh
Belfast
20,000
Khayaal Theatre
Company
Luton
20,000
Lyric Hammersmith
Theatre
London
20,000
Magpie Dance
Bromley
20,000
Miracle Theatre
Trust Ltd
Redruth
20,000
Movema
Liverpool
20,000
Murley Silver Band
Fivemiletown
20,000 *
Northampton Arts
Collective Ltd
Northampton
20,000
Peut-Etre Theatre Ltd
London
20,000
RABBLE Theatre
Reading
20,000
Scene & Heard
London
20,000||Skimstone Arts
Newcastle upon Tyne 20,000|
|---|---|---|
|||Stanley Arts
London
20,000|
|||The Ark-T Centre
Oxford
20,000|
|||The Creative Art House
Wakefeld
20,000|
|||The Factory of Creativity Manchester
20,000|
|||The Forget-Me-Not
Chorus Cardiff
Penarth
20,000|
|||The OHMI Trust
Birmingham
20,000|
|||The Open
Theatre Company
Coventry
20,000|
|||The Voices Foundation
London
20,000|
|||Ulster Youth Orchestra
Belfast
20,000|
|||Underexposed Arts
London
20,000|
|||Viva Chamber
Orchestra Ltd
Derby
20,000|
|||Farnham Maltings
Association Ltd
Farnham
15,000|
|||Feltham Arts
Association Ltd
Feltham
15,000|
|||Gabrieli
London
15,000|
|||Hastings Philharmonic
Orchestra
St Leonards-on-Sea
15,000|
|||Hofesh Shechter
Company Ltd
London
15,000|
|||Ignite Imaginations
Sheffeld
15,000|
|||James Menzies-Kitchin
Memorial Trust
Stratford-upon-Avon 15,000|
|||Kent Film Foundation
Ramsgate
15,000|
|||MAKE Southwest
Newton Abbot
15,000|
|||Marlborough Theatre
Productions Ltd
Brighton
15,000|
|||New Diorama
London
15,000|
|||Newhampton Arts
Centre
Wolverhampton
15,000|
|||North Yorkshire Youth
Music Action Zone
York
15,000|
|||November Club
Morpeth
15,000|
|||Room 13 International Fort William
15,000|
|||Savvy Theatre Company London
15,000|
|||Sonic Bothy
Glasgow
15,000|
|||Spectacle Theatre Ltd
Porth
15,000|
|||Strange Town
Edinburgh
15,000|
|||The Makers Guild
in Wales
Cardiff
15,000|
|||The Play House
Birmingham
15,000|
|||ThinkTank Theatre (Streatham
Space Project)
London
15,000|
|||Todmorden Amateur Operatic
and Dramatic Society
Todmorden
15,000|
|||Trestle Theatre
Company Ltd
St Albans
15,000|
|||Tricky Hat Productions
Glasgow
15,000|
|||Trinity Community Arts
Bristol
15,000|
|||Upswing Aerial Ltd
London
15,000|
|||Young Music Makers
of Dyfed
Llantwit Major
15,000|
|||The Cambridge
Philharmonic Society
Cambridge
14,000|
|||All or Nothing Aerial
Dance Theatre
Edinburgh
10,000|
59
|Angel Shed|||
|---|---|---|
|Theatre Company|London|10,000|
|B:Music Ltd|Birmingham|10,000|
|Big Brum Theatre in|||
|Education Company Ltd|Birmingham|10,000|
|Brassneck Theatre|||
|Company|Belfast|10,000|
|Celf o Gwmpas|Llandrindod Wells|10,000|
|Compass Live Art Ltd|Leeds|10,000|
|Drake Music Project|||
|Northern Ireland|Newry|10,000|
|Ensemble Reza|Haywards Heath|10,000|
|Fusion Plus|Havant|10,000|
|Guildford Shakespeare|||
|Company Trust Ltd|Guildford|10,000|
|In Your Space Circus Ltd|Derry|10,000|
|Lochgelly Band|Lochgelly|10,000 *|
|Lymearts Community|||
|Trust Ltd|Lyme Regis|10,000|
|MillArts Centre Trust|Banbury|10,000|
|Milton Keynes IAC|Milton Keynes|10,000|
|Moving Parts Arts CIO|Newcastle upon Tyne|10,000|
|Music Theatre Wales|Cardiff|10,000|
|New Note Projects|Brighton|10,000|
|Olympias Music|||
|Foundation|Manchester|10,000|
|Performing Room|Northampton|10,000|
|Pimlico Opera|Alresford|10,000|
|Plymouth Arts Cinema|Plymouth|10,000|
|Red Note Ensemble Ltd|Edinburgh|10,000|
|The Bright Umbrella|||
|Drama Co.|Belfast|10,000|
|The Lawnmowers Independent|||
|Theatre Company|Gateshead|10,000|
|The Rodolfus Foundation|London|10,000|
|Travelling Light|||
|Theatre Company|Bristol|10,000|
|Multi-Story Music|London|8,000|
|All Arts & Media Ltd|Manchester|7,500|
|Book Music & Lyrics|London|7,500|
|Conflux Scotland Ltd|Glasgow|7,500|
|Cartwheel Arts|Heywood|6,500|
|RicNic|London|6,500|
|Arts Gateway MK|Milton Keynes|5,000|
|Creative Futures (UK) Ltd|London|5,000|
|Dr Martin Clarke Young|||
|Organ Scholars' Trust|Windsor|5,000|
|Dunfermline Junior|||
|Chorus|Fife|5,000|
|Garage Art Group|Evesham|5,000|
|Irvine & Dreghorn|||
|Brass Band|Irvine|5,000|
|Montgomeryshire|||
|Youth Theatre|Welshpool|5,000|
|Queen Elizabeth Scholarship|||
|Trust Ltd|London|5,000|
|Septura|London|5,000|
|Swansea City Opera|Brecon|5,000|
|WorleWind Band|Wick St Lawrence|5,000|
|The St Paul's Arts Trust|London|4,000|
|Raise the Roof (NI)|Glarryford|3,000||
|---|---|---|---|
|Sudden Productions|Birmingham|3,000||
|The Grand Union||||
|Music Theatre Ltd|London|3,000||
|Speech Bubble (SCIO)|Glasgow|2,500||
|Arts Dream Selsey|Selsey|2,000||
|Royal Opera House Covent||||
|Garden Foundation|London|508||
|Total for Arts||1,490,508||
|(Total number of grants: 114)||||
|||||
|Community||£||
|Community@NE66||||
|Charitable Trust|Alnwick|20,000||
|Rotherham Federation||||
|of Communities|Rotherham|20,000||
|Aylsham & District||||
|Care Trust|Aylsham|20,000||
|Forthspring Inter-community||||
|Group|Belfast|20,000||
|Heard Organisation Ltd|London|20,000||
|Humans MCR|Manchester|20,000||
|Watton Sports and||||
|Recreational Centre|Thetford|20,000||
|Gloucester Foodbank|Gloucester|20,000||
|IT Schools Africa|Cheltenham|20,000||
|Churn Project Limited|Cirencester|20,000||
|East Midlands Crossroads –||||
|Caring for Carers|Nottingham|20,000||
|Harmony Youth Project|Bolton|20,000||
|Partnerships for||||
|Wellbeing|Inverness|20,000||
|The Centre for African||||
|Entrepreneurship|Swansea|20,000||
|The Furniture Helpline|Bordon|20,000||
|Caryford Community||||
|Hall Association|Castle Cary|20,000||
|IMO Charity|Blackburn|20,000||
|Escape Community||||
|Art in Action|Stratford-upon-Avon 20,000|||
|Dingle Multi Agency||||
|Centre Ltd|Liverpool|20,000||
|Strathfoyle Women's||||
|Activity Group Ltd|Londonderry|20,000||
|YMCA Walsall|Walsall|20,000||
|Hidden Treasure||||
|Trust CIO|Manchester|20,000||
|South Islay Development|Isle of Islay|20,000 *||
|Redeeming Our||||
|Communities|Manchester|20,000||
|Victoria Centre|Wellingborough|20,000||
|The Ridge SCIO|Dunbar|20,000 *||
|Bentilee Volunteers CIO|Stoke-on-Trent|20,000||
|CoStar Partnership|Cwmbran|20,000||
|Ideas Test|Chatham|20,000||
|Home-Start||||
|Camden and Islington|London|20,000||
|Carer Support Wiltshire|Trowbridge|20,000||
|North Bristol||||
|Advice Centre|Bristol|20,000||
60 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2023
|Ray Ceredigion
Aberaeron
20,000
Space2 Leeds
Leeds
20,000
Lifeline Community
Action
Newton Aycliffe
15,000
Sport at the Heart
London
15,000
North Glasgow Community
Food Initiative
Glasgow
15,000
Batemoor and Jordanthorpe
Community Centre
Sheffeld
15,000 *
Christine Dales
Goole
15,000
Dartmouth Caring
Dartmouth
15,000
Millport Town Hall
Millport
15,000
Inverclyde Association
for Mental Health
Greenock
15,000
Over & Nether Compton
Memorial Hall
Sherborne
15,000
Benhall & Sternfeld
Ex-servicemen’s Club
Saxmundham
15,000
Ballymacash Sports
Academy Ltd
Lisburn
15,000
Long Riston Playing
Fields Committee
Hull
15,000
Moseley Road Baths CIO Birmingham
15,000
Renfrewshire Foodbank Renfrew
15,000
Big Help Project
Liverpool
15,000 *
The Bridge Church
Bolton
15,000 *
Wattlesborough
Village Hall
Shrewsbury
15,000 *
Inspire Inveraray
Inveraray
15,000 *
The Opening
Doors Project
Liverpool
15,000
Solid Rock Havercroft
Wakefeld
15,000 *
Feeding Coventry
Coventry
15,000 *
Doddridge Centre Ltd
Northamptonshire
15,000
South Yorkshire Chaplaincy
and Listening Service
Sheffeld
15,000
Fornighty Hall
Nairn
15,000
Burnturk & Kettlehill
Community Trust
Cupar
15,000
Hope Community
Church Aintree
Liverpool
15,000
Oxfordshire Chinese Community
& Advice Centre
Oxford
15,000
South Essex
Community Hub
Southend-on-Sea
15,000
Groundwork Cheshire
Lancashire & Merseyside Wigan
15,000
Ravensthorpe Community
Centre Ltd
Dewsbury
15,000
SLT Building Preservation
Trust Ltd
London
15,000
Support and Grow
North East Ltd
Tyne & Wear
15,000
Warm Hut UK
Salford
15,000
South Central Community
Transport Ltd
Liverpool
15,000
Upper Norwood
Library Trust
London
15,000
Kilburn Village Institute
York
15,000
Kilmaronock Old
Kirk Trust
Stirling
15,000||Lorn and Oban Healthy
Options Ltd
Argyll
15,000|
|---|---|---|
|||The Brunswick Community
Development Trust
Glasgow
15,000|
|||The LightBeam Academy Nelson
15,000|
|||The Llanmorlais and District
Community Hall Charity Swansea
15,000 *|
|||Avon Navigation Trust
Wyre Piddle
15,000|
|||BE United
Edinburgh
15,000|
|||North Norfolk
Community Transport
North Walsham
15,000|
|||Welsh Border
Community Transport
Buckley
15,000|
|||Blue Box Belper
Belper
15,000 *|
|||Eternal Benefts
Hull
10,000|
|||Normandy Community
Therapy Garden
Guildford
10,000|
|||Whepstead Community
Association
Bury St Edmunds
10,000|
|||Cambrian Community
Richmond
Centre
upon Thames
10,000|
|||Newbigin Community
Trust
Birmingham
10,000|
|||Somerford ARC
Community Centre
Christchurch
10,000|
|||The Freshford Village
Memorial Hall
Bath
10,000|
|||Chelmsford Community
Transport
Chelmsford
10,000|
|||St Paul's Community
Development Trust
Birmingham
10,000|
|||Make a Move
Bath
10,000|
|||Ashwick & Oakhill Village Hall
& Recreation Ground
Ashwick
10,000 *|
|||Living Hope
Belfast
10,000|
|||Spring Bank
Community Association Hull
10,000|
|||Colne Open Door
Centre Ltd
Colne
10,000|
|||Bike For Good Ltd.
Glasgow
10,000|
|||Vineyard Compassion
Coleraine
10,000|
|||New Milton
Memorial Centre
New Milton
10,000 *|
|||Mums United
Sheffeld
10,000|
|||Emmaus Suffolk
Ipswich
10,000|
|||Helping Hands Community
Outreach Project
Craigavon
10,000|
|||Sedbergh Youth &
Community Centre
Bradford
10,000|
|||Orrell Park & District
Community Association Liverpool
10,000|
|||Re:Source Blackburn
Blackburn
10,000 *|
|||The Blackmore Vale Charity,
The Vale Pantry
Sturminster Newton 10,000|
|||Friends First
Hove
10,000|
|||Ore Community
Association
Hastings
10,000|
|||French African
Lambeth,
Welfare Association
West Norwood
10,000|
|||Harold Wood
Neighbourhood Centre
Romford
10,000|
|||Friends of the X112
Barrow-in-Furness
10,000|
61
|Hindmarsh Village Hall
Alnwick
10,000 *
Isabella Community
Association Ltd
Blyth
10,000
Muslim Educational
Consultative Committee Birmingham
10,000
Wighton Village Recreation
Hut Committee
Wighton
10,000 *
Bwlchygroes Community
Hall Committee
Llanfyrnach
10,000
Jamyang Buddhist Centre Leeds
Leeds
10,000
The London Irish Centre London
10,000
The New Life Church
Woking
10,000
Fermanagh Rural
Community Initiative
County Fermanagh
10,000
Abbey Physic
Community Garden
Faversham
10,000
Bouth Village Hall
Ulverston
10,000
Just Good Friends
(North West) Ltd
Lytham St Anne's
10,000
Karis Neighbour Scheme Birmingham
10,000
Maryvale Community
Project
Birmingham
10,000
Melin Community Trust
West Glamorgan
10,000
Monty's Community Hub Southampton
10,000
Northchurch Community
Centre
Berkhamstead
10,000
The Open Blue Trust
Calne
10,000
The Shrewsbury
Furniture Scheme
Shrewsbury
10,000
Too Good To Waste
(Ellesmere Port) Ltd
Ellesmere Port
10,000
Westbank Community
Health and Care
Exeter
10,000
Hanworth with Gunton
Memorial Hall
Norwich
10,000
Northumberland Pride
Ashington
10,000
Parkhead Citizens
Advice Bureau
Glasgow
10,000
Shrublands Youth and
Adult Centre Charitable
Trust
Great Yarmouth
10,000
Yesu
Sheringham
10,000
Friends of Firs Farm
London
10,000
Harrow Carers
London
10,000
St Mary's Parish Church Dalton in Furness
10,000
Darnall Well Being
Sheffield
10,000
Football Unites Racism
Divides Educational Trust Sheffield
10,000
Hope Church Luton Trust Luton
10,000
Hutton Roof Village Hall Carnforth
10,000
Longhoughton Community
and Sports Centre Trust Alnwick
10,000
Skills & Training Network London
10,000
Aspire Community Enterprise
(Sheffield) Ltd
Sheffield
10,000 *
Beatroute Arts
Glasgow
10,000
Broadstone Neighbourhood
Forum CIO
Broadstone
10,000
Community Care Foundation
Birmingham Ltd
Birmingham
10,000||Holsworthy Rural Community
Transport Ltd
Holsworthy
10,000
Menheniot Legion Hall
Menheniot
10,000 *
Remake Scotland
Crieff
10,000
Accrington Stanley Football
in the Community
Trust Ltd
Accrington
10,000
Boston Spa Village
Hall CIO
Boston Spa
10,000
Hour Community
Framlingham
10,000
Lydney Dial-A-Ride and
Community Transport
Lydney
10,000
St Paul's Family Centre
Llanelli
10,000
Wilderness Trust
Powys
10,000
Trinity Family Centre
Westcliff-o-Sea
8,000
MHS Heritage
and Culture
Maghera
8,000 *
Shutlanger Village Hall
Towcester
8,000
The Society of
St Columba
Chanctonbury
8,000
The Canon Pyon Playing
Fields Association
Hereford
8,000
Remark! Community Ltd London
8,000
Friends of
Cotteridge Park
Birmingham
8,000
Garnant Family Centre
Ammanford
7,500
Millburn Community
Association
Coleraine
7,500
Wellspring Family Centre Dereham
7,500
Beverley Community Lift Beverley
7,500
Aghalee Village Hall
Craigavon
7,500
Hands on London
London
7,500
Abergorki Community
Hall
Treorchy
7,500
Daventry Area
Community Transport
Daventry
7,500
Walsall Black
Sisters Collective
Walsall
7,500
The Halliday Foundation Glasgow
7,500
Knoll Community
Association
Hove
7,500
Birmingham City Mission Birmingham
7,500
Berneray Community
Association
Lochmaddy
7,000
Linskill and North
Tyneside Community
Development Trust
North Shields
6,500
Muslim Women's Council Bradford
6,500
New Heights – Warren Farm
Community Project
Birmingham
6,500
Suicide Prevention
Bristol
6,000
Port Glasgow Voluntary
Trans-Port Group
Port Glasgow
6,000
Cairneyhill Community
Sports Hub
Dunfermline
5,000
The Dunholme Trust
Lincoln
5,000
Holyport Community
Trust
Holyport
5,000
Ashill Village Hall
Ashill
5,000
Sandwell African
Women Association
West Bromwich
5,000|
|---|---|---|
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|The Community Hub
London
5,000
Advice Mid Wales
Powys
5,000
One Stop Advice &
Training Centre
Luton
5,000
St John's Denby
Huddersfeld
5,000
Phab Limited
Croydon
5,000
Lee Green Lives
London
5,000
Northumberland Community
Enterprise Ltd
Morpeth
5,000
Corsley Reading Room
Warminster
5,000
Ringmer Village Hall
Management Committee Ringmer
5,000 *
South Brent
Recreation Association
South Brent
5,000
Markbeech Village Hall
Edenbridge
5,000
Buzzer Buses
(Dial a Ride) Ltd
Leighton Buzzard
5,000 *
Felixstowe Area
Community Transport
Felixstowe
5,000
Re:Charge R&R
Maidenhead
5,000
SAMEE
Bournemouth
5,000
All Arts & Media Ltd
Manchester
5,000
Dorothy Parkes Centre
Smethwick
5,000
Young Asian Voices
Sunderland
5,000
Bournemouth Young Men's
Christian Association
Bournemouth
5,000
Furniture Reclamation and
Delivery Enterprise
Stockton-on-Tees
5,000
Hounslow Community
Association Ltd
Hounslow
5,000
Manchester City Mission Salford
5,000
Oldbury Village Hall
Charitable Trust
Bridgnorth
5,000
The Phoenix Farm
Open Door Project
Nottingham
5,000
Yarlington Club and
Reading Room
Wincanton
5,000
Allerthorpe Village Hall
Management Committee York
5,000
Boston Community
Transport
Boston
5,000
Dorstone Village Hall
Hereford
5,000
Skerton (Lancaster)
Community Association Lancaster
5,000
Waste Not Want Not Ltd Chippenham
5,000
Guarlford Village Hall
Committee
Malvern
5,000 *
Richmond Furniture
Scheme
Twickenham
5,000 *
Crieff Community Trust
Crieff
5,000
Wiltshire and Bath
Independent Living
Trust Ltd
Semington
5,000
Exeter Food Action
Exeter
5,000
North Area Partnership Rochdale
5,000
All Saints Community
Project Trust
Chatham
5,000
The Marden House
Centre
Calne
5,000 *
Chariotts
Wrexham
5,000
Roydon Village Hall
Harlow
3,500||Westland Countryside
Stewards
Kilkhampton
3,000|
|---|---|---|
|||Greens Norton Community
Centre Association
Towcester
3,000|
|||Caston Village Hall
Charitable Trust
Caston
3,000|
|||Mossley Old School Trust Congleton
3,000|
|||Village Hall (Harston)
Cambridge
3,000|
|||The DATIC Trust
Sheffeld
3,000|
|||Friends of New Earswick
Swimming Pool
York
3,000|
|||1st Studley St Johns
Guides
Trowbridge
3,000 *|
|||The Widows Empowerment
Trust
Manchester
3,000|
|||Karibu African Women's
Support Group
Ipswich
3,000|
|||Charity IT Association
London
3,000|
|||Uckfeld Volunteer Centre Uckfeld
3,000|
|||Mid Ulster Community
and Arts Trust Ltd
Carrickmore
3,000 *|
|||Olive Community Project Stockport
3,000|
|||Great Hallingbury Village
Hall Committee
Bishop's Stortford
2,500|
|||Merriott Tithe Barn
Committee
Merriott
2,500|
|||Bollington Initiative Trust Macclesfeld
2,500|
|||Connect Group
Salford
2,500|
|||Eglwyswrw Community
Assocation
Crymych
2,500|
|||Aighton Bailey and Chaigley
War Memorial Hall
Clitheroe
2,500|
|||Moorlands Voluntary and
Community Transport
Leek
2,500|
|||The Oaksey Village Hall Malmesbury
2,500|
|||Fife Cycle Speedway
Kinross
2,000|
|||Richmond Good
Neighbours
Twickenham
2,000|
|||South Kintyre
Development Trust
Campbeltown
2,000|
|||The Caladh Trust
Isle of Benbecula
2,000|
|||Stoke-by-Clare Village Hall Sudbury
1,000|
|||Total for Community
2,619,000|
|||(Total number of grants: 254)|
||||
|||Education
£|
|||Edinburgh Science
Foundation
Edinburgh
20,000|
|||The Mayor of London's Fund
for Young Musicians
London
20,000|
|||Townhill Community
School
Swansea
20,000|
|||Life Skills
Education Charity
Mansfeld
20,000|
|||Tutor The Nation
London
20,000|
|||Student Hubs
Oxford
20,000|
|||Camberwell After
School Project
London
15,000|
|||The Percival Guildhouse Rugby
15,000|
|||Choppington Primary
School
Choppington
15,000|
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|Friends of Oakfield|||
|---|---|---|
|Park School|Pontefract|15,000 *|
|Craigmillar Literacy Trust|Edinburgh|15,000|
|Tutors United|London|15,000|
|Pathfield PTFA|Barnstaple|15,000|
|Community Playlink|Southampton|15,000|
|Jacari|Bristol|15,000|
|Centre for ADHD and|||
|Autism Support|Eastcote|15,000|
|Ablaze A Business|||
|Learning Action Zone|||
|for Education|Bristol|15,000|
|Lifeskills Learning|||
|for Living|Bristol|15,000|
|The Otakar Kraus|||
|Music Trust|Hampton|10,000|
|The Henrietta Barnett|||
|School|London|10,000 *|
|Mill Water SEN School|East Budleigh|10,000|
|The Friends of Manor|||
|Mead School|Shepperton|10,000|
|Catcote Futures|Hartlepool|10,000 *|
|Kings Rise Academy|Birmingham|10,000|
|Mendham Primary School|||
|and Nursery|Mendham|10,000 *|
|The Daniel Spargo-Mabbs|||
|Foundation|South Croydon|10,000|
|Lightyear Foundation Ltd|York|10,000|
|Magic Lantern|London|10,000|
|Next Step Foundation|London|10,000|
|Lead Scotland|Edinburgh|10,000|
|The Royal Academy of|||
|Culinary Arts Adopt|||
|a School Trust|London|10,000|
|The Volunteer Tutors|||
|Organisation|Glasgow|10,000|
|Strathspey Works –|||
|Grantown Remakery|Grantown on Spey|7,500|
|INCREDIBLE ME|Bristol|5,000|
|Ravenswood Friends and|||
|Parents Association|Nailsea|5,000|
|PTFA Tettenhall|||
|Wood School|Wolverhampton|5,000 *|
|Branfil Primary School|Havering|5,000 *|
|Respected|Bournemouth|5,000|
|Central Schools Trust|Coventry|5,000 *|
|Clapgate Community|||
|Fund|Leeds|5,000|
|The Latin Programme –|||
|Via Facilis|London|5,000|
|The Rowdown Inspire to
Aspire Foundation|New Addington|5,000|
|Gillas Lane
Primary Academy|Tyne and Wear|5,000|
|St. Aidan's|||
|Catholic Academy|Sunderland|5,000|
|eQuality Time Ltd|Luton|5,000|
|Future Skills Training|London|5,000|
|King Athelstan|Kingston|||
|---|---|---|---|
|Primary School|upon Thames|5,000||
|Ramnoth Junior School|Wisbech|5,000 *||
|Mereside Primary School|Blackpool|5,000 *||
|The Duchess's High||||
|School Trust|Alnwick|4,000||
|Kitwell Primary School|Birmingham|3,000 *||
|Clio's Company|London|2,500||
|Life Education Centres||||
|Bromley Ltd|London|2,500||
|Centre for the Advancement||||
|of Science and||||
|Technology Education|Norwich|2,000||
|Friends of Cornwood C of|E|||
|Primary School|Ivybridge|2,000||
|St Bernadette's Catholic||||
|Primary School|Brinnington|1,500 *||
|Total for Education||545,000||
|(Total number of grants: 56)||||
|||||
|Environment||£||
|The Green Alliance Trust|London|20,000||
|The 2 Minute Foundation|Croyde|20,000||
|Ecobirmingham|Birmingham|20,000||
|Initiative for Nature||||
|Conservation Cymru|Llanarthne|20,000||
|The Warwickshire Wildlife||||
|Trust Ltd|Coventry|20,000||
|River Waveney Trust|Diss|20,000||
|The Environment Centre|Swansea|15,000||
|Climate Action|Strathaven|15,000||
|Awel Aman Tawe|Swansea|15,000||
|Friends of the Trans||||
|Pennine Trail|Barnsley|10,000||
|GreenSeas Trust|London|10,000||
|UK Overseas Territories||||
|Conservation Forum|Wendover|10,000||
|Cornwall Community||||
|Development Ltd|Redruth|10,000||
|The Lesley Haskins||||
|Charitable Trust|Wimborne|10,000||
|Wild Oxfordshire|Abingdon|10,000||
|Pembrokeshire Coast||||
|National Park Trust|Pembroke Dock|8,000||
|Groundwork North Wales|Caernarfon|6,500||
|Wicked Weather Watch|Corsham|5,000 *||
|Curlew Action|Bristol|5,000||
|Total for Environment||249,500||
|(Total number of grants: 19)||||
|||||
|Faith||£||
|St Mary's Church|Bloxham|20,000||
|Cheadle Parish PCC|Cheadle|20,000||
|Foundry Community||||
|Church Ltd|Widnes|20,000||
|Christian Books||||
|Worldwide|Swindon|20,000||
|HCJB-UK Ltd|Bradford|20,000||
|The Tewkesbury Abbey||||
|Foundation|Tewkesbury|20,000||
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|The House on the Corner|||
|---|---|---|
|Community Project|Walsall|20,000|
|St John's with|||
|Emmanuel|Werrington|20,000 *|
|The PCC of the Ecclesiastical|||
|Parish of St Andrew|||
|by the Wardrobe|London|20,000|
|St Francis of Assisi|||
|Church|Doncaster|20,000 *|
|St Peter's Church|Chertsey|20,000 *|
|St Bartholomew's Church|Brisley|20,000 *|
|The PCC of the Ecclesiastical|||
|Parish of St Stephen|||
|on the Cliffs|Blackpool|20,000|
|The PCC of the Ecclesiastical|||
|Parish of St Mary|||
|and St Michael|Great Malvern|20,000|
|St Mary the Virgin,|||
|Buckland|Faringdon|20,000|
|St John|Blackpool|20,000|
|Bebington: St Andrew|Wirral|20,000|
|Northgate United|||
|Reformed Church|Darlington|20,000|
|St John the Baptist|||
|Tideswell: The Cathedral|||
|of the Peak|Tideswell|20,000|
|All Saints Church|Hessle|20,000 *|
|St Ives' Church|Leadgate|20,000 *|
|Holy Rood Church,|||
|Shillingstone|Blandford Forum|20,000|
|Oughtibridge PCC|Sheffeld|15,000|
|Earls Barton|||
|Methodist Church|Northampton|15,000|
|Horbury Churches
Together|Wakefeld|15,000|
|Life Church|Bedworth|15,000|
|St Martin's Church|Cambridge|15,000|
|Grove Street|||
|Methodist Church|Retford|15,000 *|
|St Giles Church|||
|Codicote PCC|Hitchin|15,000|
|The PCC of the Ecclesiastical|||
|Parish of St Andrew|Kettering|15,000 *|
|Westgate Chapel
Unitarian|Wakefeld|15,000|
|The PCC of the Ecclesiastical|||
|Parish of St Marys|Balcombe|15,000|
|Emmanuel Group|||
|of Churches|Northampton|15,000|
|Church Hall|Roxwell|15,000|
|St Mary the Virgin Church,|||
|Whissonsett|Dereham|15,000 *|
|Sandyhills Parish Church|Glasgow|15,000|
|Liverton PCC|Saltburn|15,000|
|Moira St John|Moira|15,000|
|Peasemore St Barnabas|Newbury|15,000 *|
|St Andrew's Church|||
|Hingham Charity|Hingham|15,000|
|St Mary's Church,|||
|Arkengarthdale|Langthwaite|15,000|
|St Nicolas Church,|||
|Hail Weston|St Neots|15,000|
|Methodist Circuit Southend|Methodist Circuit Southend||
|---|---|---|
|and Leigh Circuit|Leigh-on-Sea|15,000|
|Wilby: All Saints|Wilby|15,000|
|St Peter & St Paul Church,|||
|Great Casterton|Stamford|15,000 *|
|The PCC of the Ecclesiastical|||
|Parish of Milton|New Milton|15,000 *|
|Banbury Community|||
|Church|Banbury|15,000|
|St Peters Copdock|||
|and Washbrook|Ipswich|15,000|
|Ovington: St Mary|Sudbury|15,000|
|St Andrew's Psalter|||
|Lane Church|Sheffeld|15,000 *|
|St Philip's Parish Church Liverpool||15,000|
|The Church of St Mary|||
|South Ruislip|London|15,000|
|Sutton St Michael|Norwich|10,000|
|Frontier Youth Trust|London|10,000|
|St Bartholomew's Church,
Maresfeld
Uckfeld||10,000|
|The Viney Hill Christian|||
|Adventure Centre|Lydney|10,000|
|Friends of St Laurence Church,|||
|Warborough|Wallingford|10,000|
|PCC of Muchelney|Langport|10,000|
|All Saints Church,|||
|Grendon|Atherstone|10,000|
|Isle of Wight|||
|Street Pastors|Newport|10,000|
|Stratford-upon-Avon|||
|Baptist Church|Stratford-upon-Avon|10,000|
|St John's Church|Portland|10,000 *|
|Crawshawbooth|||
|Meeting House|Rossendale|10,000|
|The PCC of the Ecclesiastical|||
|Parish of All Saints|||
|Woodham|Woking|10,000|
|Owlerton PCC|Sheffeld|10,000|
|Biddulph Methodist|||
|Church|Biddulph|10,000|
|St Peter's Church,|||
|Westleigh|Leigh|10,000|
|PCC of St Mary's Church|Tadley|10,000|
|St Barnabas' Church,|||
|Heigham|Norwich|10,000|
|Westbourne Grove|||
|Church|London|10,000|
|St Edward's Church|Plymouth|10,000 *|
|St Peters Church PCC|Budleigh Salterton|10,000 *|
|Light & Life Free|||
|Methodist Church|St Austell|10,000|
|Buxton Methodist Church Buxton||10,000|
|St Elwyn's Church|Hayle|10,000|
|St James|St Helens|10,000|
|St Michael's Church,|||
|Chiswick|London|10,000|
|Association of|||
|Christian Counsellors|Coventry|10,000|
|Bethel Baptist|||
|Church Pontyclun|Pontypridd|10,000|
|Leeds Diocesan Trust|Leeds|10,000|
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|St John the Baptist Church,
Eton with Eton Wick
and Boveney
Windsor
10,000
St Michael & All Angels
Northampton
10,000
All Saints Church,
Wilbarston
Market Harborough 10,000
Linthwaite Methodist
Church
Huddersfield
10,000
The Leicester Diocesan
Board of Finance
Leicester
10,000
The PCC of the Ecclesiastical
Parish of St Peter & St Paul
North Curry
Taunton
10,000
Hinckley: Holy Trinity
Hinckley
10,000
Leckhampstead
St James
Leckhampstead
10,000
The PCC of the Ecclesiastical
Parish of St Stephen,
Acomb
York
10,000
Celebration Church
United Kingdom Ltd
Maidstone
10,000
St Albans Masorti
Synagogue
St Albans
10,000
St Nicholas Church
Baldock
10,000
The King's Cross Church,
Hexthorpe
Doncaster
10,000
Fetteresso Stonehaven
Church of Scotland
Stonehaven
10,000 *
Grace Church
Nottingham
10,000
Farnworth Baptist Church Bolton
10,000
St Catherine's Church,
Stoke Aldermoor
Coventry
10,000
Kings Church
Bolton
10,000
The PCC of the Ecclesiastical
Parish of Preston St John
and St George the Martyr Preston
10,000
Christian Community
Action Ministries
Reading
10,000
Frampton Park
Baptist Church
London
10,000
Grain: St James
Rochester
10,000
Seagate Evangelical
Church
Troon
10,000
St Mary the Virgin,
Painswick
Gloucester
10,000
The Church of St David
Kington
10,000 *
The PCC of the Ecclesiastical
Parish of St Aldhelm,
Edmonton
London
10,000
The Abbey Church of
St Mary & St Melor
Amesbury
10,000
Granborough PCC –
St John the Baptist
Granborough
8,000
Hemsby PCC
Hemsby
8,000
Weston Longville
All Saints: A Parson
Woodforde Church
Norwich
8,000
Orton-on-the-Hill: St Edith
of Polesworth Church
Atherstone
8,000
All Saints and St Andrew
Church Kingston
Cambridge
8,000
St John the Baptist Church,
Cockayne Hatley
Sandy
8,000||St Mary The Virgin,
Woodditton
Newmarket
8,000
St Peter's Church
Ruthin
8,000
All Saints' Church
Longhope
Huntley
7,500
Kidderminster St George Kidderminster
7,500
St Andrew & St Mary the
Virgin Church, Fletching Uckfield
7,500
The PCC of the Ecclesiastical
Parish of St Nicholas
Warwick
7,500
St Edmunds Church,
South Burlingham
Norwich
7,500
The PCC of the Ecclesiastical
Parish of St Mary
Magdalene
Yarm
7,500 *
St Thomas the
Apostle PCC
Leicester
7,500
All Saints' Church,
East Pennard
Shepton Mallet
7,500 *
St Ethelburga's Church
St Leonards-on-Sea 7,500
St Michael & All Angels
Church, Poulton
Cirencester
7,500
The PCC of the Ecclesiastical
Parish of Calne
and Blackland
Calne
7,500
St Mary Magdalene
Warrington
7,500
Reepham Methodist
Church
Reepham
7,500
St Mary, Chidham
Chichester
7,500
St Margaret of Antioch
Church Thrandeston
Diss
7,500
St Mark's Episcopal
Church: Portobello
Edinburgh
7,500
St Mary
Walmer
7,500
St Marks Church
Weston-super-Mare 7,000
All Saints Church
Houghton Regis
Dunstable
6,000 *
Millom Baptist Church
Millom Cumbria
6,000
St Giles,
Great Hallingbury
Bishop's Stortford
6,000
St Margaret's Church,
Somerton
Bury St Edmunds
6,000
Zetland Park
Methodist Church
Redcar
6,000
St Paul's, Irton
Holmrook
6,000
Narford: St Mary
the Virgin
Kings Lynn
6,000
Parkwood Methodist
Church
Huddersfield
6,000
St John the Divine,
Rastrick
Brighouse
6,000
Hutton Magna PCC
Richmond
5,000
South West Youth
Ministries
Exeter
5,000
St Marks Church
Dukinfield
5,000
St Bartholomew's Church,
Ewood
Blackburn
5,000
St Luke's Church
Bromley
5,000
Blickling PCC
Norwich
5,000
St John's Church
Whorlton
Newcastle upon Tyne 5,000|
|---|---|---|
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|St Michael & All Angels|||
|---|---|---|
|Church|Salisbury|5,000|
|St Peter & St Paul Church|||
|Swalcliffe PCC|Banbury|5,000|
|St Anne's Episcopal|||
|Church|Dunbar|5,000|
|St James the Greater|||
|Church (PCC of Eastbury)|Hungerford|5,000|
|St Michael's Church,|||
|Awliscombe PCC|Honiton|5,000|
|Christ Church|||
|Biddulph Moor|Stoke-on-Trent|5,000 *|
|Farley All Saints Church|Nr Salisbury|5,000|
|St Austell Local Meeting|||
|(Quakers)|St Austell|5,000|
|St James' Church, Lode|Cambridge|5,000|
|St Mary's and St David's|||
|Church, Kilpeck|Hereford|5,000|
|Raglan Baptist Church|Raglan|5,000|
|Church of the Cross|London|5,000 *|
|All Saints Church Rayne|Braintree|5,000|
|Kettlestone PCC|Fakenham|5,000 *|
|St Christopher's Church|Winfrith Newburgh|5,000|
|St Mary Magdalene|||
|Church|Medomsley|5,000 *|
|St Michael the Archangel|Polegate|5,000|
|The Bristol City Mission –|||
|Great George St Church|Bristol|5,000|
|Long Lane Church|Liverpool|5,000|
|St Teilo's Church,|||
|Llantilio Pertholey|Abergavenny|5,000|
|St Nicolas' Church|Grimsby|5,000|
|Stoke St Gregory|||
|Baptist Church|Taunton|5,000 *|
|St Andrew's Church Guist|Dereham|5,000|
|St Andrew's Church,|||
|Great Easton|Market Harborough|5,000|
|St Helen's Church,|||
|Skipwith|Selby|5,000|
|Woven St Martin's Church,|||
|Bilborough|Nottingham|5,000|
|All Saints Church, Orton|Penrith|5,000|
|Leominster Priory|Leominster|5,000|
|St Helen's Church,|||
|Stickford|Boston|5,000|
|Whiteparish: All Saints'|||
|Church|Salisbury|5,000|
|Mursley: St Mary|||
|the Virgin|Milton Keynes|5,000|
|Rugby Baptist Church|Rugby|5,000|
|St Mary, Shirehampton|Bristol|5,000|
|St Peter's, Dyrham|Chippenham|5,000|
|Dundee: Menzieshill Parish|||
|Church of Scotland|Dundee|5,000|
|Great Oakley: All Saints|Harwich|5,000|
|Oxford Churches|||
|Debt Centre|Oxford|5,000|
|St Mary & St Lambert, Stonham
Aspal and Mickfeld
Stowmarket||5,000|
|St Mary Magdalene,|||
|Shabbington|Aylesbury|5,000|
|All Saints Church|||
|---|---|---|
|Highams Park|London|5,000|
|St Mary the Virgin,|||
|Castle Eaton|Swindon|5,000|
|St Mary's Church|Little Driffeld|5,000|
|St Peter and St Paul|Chiselborough|5,000|
|PCC Holy Trinity with|||
|St Laurence Church|Morecambe|5,000|
|St Mary the Virgin Church|Didcot|5,000|
|All Saints Church|Wigan|5,000 *|
|St Helen|Cornhill-on-Tweed|5,000|
|St Peter and St Paul Church,|||
|Saltwood|Hythe|5,000|
|All Saints Landbeach|Cambridge|5,000|
|St Helens Church|Amotherby|5,000|
|St Mary's Bartlow|Cambridge|5,000|
|Tealby PCC|Market Rasen|4,500|
|Friends of St James Church,|||
|Hartlebury|Kidderminster|4,000 *|
|City Life Church|Truro|4,000|
|Skeffngton: St Thomas|||
|a Becket|Leicester|4,000|
|St Mary, Belstone|Okehampton|4,000|
|New Life Church|||
|Cardigan Trust|Cardigan|4,000|
|St Mary the Virgin,|||
|Great Ouseburn|York|4,000 *|
|Cross-Links Dover|Dover|4,000|
|St Peter's Church|Copt Oak|3,500|
|St James the Great|Idridgehay|3,000|
|Lamplugh and|||
|Ennerdale PCC|Cleator|3,000|
|Wick Baptist Church|Wick|3,000|
|Believers Fellowship and|||
|Prayer Ministry|London|3,000|
|St Bartholomew's Church,|||
|Egdean|Pulborough|3,000|
|St Dunawd's Church|Wrexham|3,000|
|Edinburgh Street Pastors|Edinburgh|3,000|
|Newburgh United|||
|Reformed Church|Newburgh|3,000|
|St Andrew's Church,|||
|Claxton|Norwich|3,000|
|St John the Divine Church|||
|Chevington|Morpeth|3,000|
|St Mary's, Dallinghoo|Woodbridge|3,000|
|St Botolph's Church,|||
|Heene|Worthing|3,000|
|St Brendan's Church,|||
|Sydenham|Belfast|3,000|
|Holy Trinity|||
|Bolton le Sands|Carnforth|3,000|
|St Peter's Church|||
|Halliwell|Bolton|3,000|
|Rumney Gospel Chapel|Cardiff|3,000|
|St Mary's Church,|||
|West Stockwith|Doncaster|3,000|
|The PCC of the Ecclesiastical|||
|Parish of St Stephen's,|||
|South Dulwich|London|3,000|
|Wickhampton: St Andrew|Norwich|3,000|
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|Prudhoe Methodist|||
|---|---|---|
|Church|Prudhoe|3,000|
|St Peter & St John|||
|Church|Rugby|3,000|
|57 West Baptist Church|Southend|3,000|
|St John's Church|Saxmundham|3,000|
|Trinity Methodist Church|Barton-upon-Humber 3,000||
|St Oudoceus Church,|||
|Parish of Llandogo|||
|with Whitebrook|Monmouth|2,500|
|St John the Baptist,|||
|Finchingfield|Braintree|2,500|
|St David's Church,|||
|Ashprington|Totnes|2,500 *|
|The Association of the|||
|Friends of St Giles' Church|||
|Cripplegate|London|2,500|
|Sharon Full Gospel|||
|Church|Pontypool|2,500|
|Saint Augustine's Church|Scaynes Hill|2,500 *|
|Holy Trinity Church,|||
|Waterhead|Oldham|2,500 *|
|St James|Burton in Kendal|2,500|
|St Lawrence|York|2,500|
|St Mary the Virgin|Clopton||
|Church|near Woodbridge|2,500|
|The Beacon Elim|||
|Churches|Blackburn|2,500|
|St Nicholas Church|Newbald|2,000|
|St Peters Church,|||
|Dalwood|Axminster|2,000|
|Carrick Parish Church|Limavady|2,000|
|Burton Coggles PCC|Grantham|2,000|
|Church of St John the|Newcastle||
|Evangelist, Kingston Park|upon Tyne|2,000|
|St Dona Church,|||
|Llanddona|Beaumaris|2,000|
|The PCC of the Ecclesiastical|||
|Parish of Holy Trinity,|||
|Upper Tooting|London|2,000|
|Mount Charles|||
|Methodist Church|St Austell|2,000|
|St James, Slaithwaite|Huddersfield|2,000|
|St Paul's Church, Healey|Ripon|2,000|
|All Saints' Church,|||
|Hooten Pagnell|Doncaster|2,000|
|Tickhill Methodist Church|Doncaster|2,000|
|Oxton St Saviours|||
|Church|Birkenhead|1,500|
|Golcar Providence|||
|Methodist Church
Shelley, All Saints|Huddersfield
Ipswich|1,500
1,500|
|The DCC of St James|Louth|1,500|
|St Margaret|Tiverton|1,000|
|St Michael & All Angels|||
|Church|Middleton Tyas|1,000|
|Total for Faith||2,150,000|
|(Total number of grants: 262)|||
|Health||£|
|---|---|---|
|Eczema Outreach|||
|Support|Linlithgow
|20,000|
|Hypo Hounds|Ashford
|20,000|
|The Ambulance|||
|Staff Charity|Coventry
|20,000|
|Sahir House|Liverpool
|20,000|
|Self-harm Awareness for|||
|All Cumbria|Barrow-in-Furness
|20,000|
|Hope House Children's|||
|Hospices|Oswestry
|20,000 *|
|Windsor and Maidenhead|||
|Youth and Community|||
|Counselling Service|Maidenhead
|20,000|
|Orchid Cancer Appeal|London
|20,000|
|Creative Living Centre|Greater Manchester|20,000|
|The Katie Piper|||
|Foundation|London
|20,000|
|Bracken Trust Ltd|Powys
|20,000|
|Margaret Clitherow Trust|Henley-on-Thames
|20,000|
|Blue Sky Trust|Newcastle upon Tyne|20,000|
|The Mary Stevens|||
|Hospice|Stourbridge
|20,000 *|
|Bristol After Stroke|Bristol
|20,000|
|Home from Hospital|||
|Care After Treatment|Birmingham|20,000|
|North Devon Hospice|Barnstaple|20,000|
|Phoenix Enterprises|||
|(Swindon) Ltd|Swindon|20,000|
|Tourettes Action|Farnborough|20,000|
|Chilli Studios (Newcastle|||
|and Gateshead Arts|Newcastle||
|Studio) Ltd|upon Tyne|20,000|
|Stuart Low Trust|London|15,000|
|Cambridge Acorn Project|Cambridge|15,000|
|St John Cymru Wales|Cardiff|15,000|
|Chichester Information|||
|Shop For Young People|Chichester|15,000|
|Brecon and District Mind|Brecon|15,000|
|Riverside Counselling|||
|Service|Henley-on-Thames|15,000|
|Cavernoma Alliance UK|Dorchester|15,000|
|Ashgate Hospicecare|Chesterfield|15,000 *|
|Glasgow Children's|||
|Hospital Charity|Paisley|15,000|
|Soundwell Music|||
|Therapy Trust|Bristol|15,000|
|Mymy – Mind Your|||
|Mate And Yourself|Newcastle|15,000|
|Paul for Brain Recovery|Hull|15,000|
|The Ehlers-Danlos|||
|Support UK|Borehamwood|15,000|
|Headway East London|London|15,000|
|The Ryan MS Therapy|||
|Centre|Coulsdon|15,000|
|Key Changes: Positive|||
|Mental Health Through|||
|Music Ltd|London|15,000|
|Inspire Suffolk Ltd|Ipswich|10,000|
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|National Axial Spondyloarthritis|National Axial Spondyloarthritis||
|---|---|---|
|Society|Hammersmith|10,000|
|The Hydration|||
|Foundation|Bristol|10,000|
|Rekindle Home|Newtown|10,000|
|Hospice Hope|Ravenstone|10,000|
|Birmingham Centre for|||
|Arts Therapies|Birmingham|10,000|
|North Yorkshire Music|||
|Therapy Centre|York|10,000|
|Suffolk Oxygen|||
|Therapy Centre|Ipswich|10,000|
|The Wren Project|Devizes|10,000|
|Hi Kent|Maidstone|10,000|
|James Hopkins Trust|Gloucester|10,000|
|Poetsin – The Creative|||
|Mental Health Charity|Peterborough|10,000|
|Cornwall at Truro|||
|Samaritans|Truro|10,000|
|The Grow Project|Brighton and Hove|10,000|
|The PeerTalk|||
|Charitable Foundation|Keighley|10,000|
|Life 2009|Leamington Spa|10,000|
|The Five Towns Plus|||
|Hospice Fund Ltd|Pontefract|10,000|
|The Polycystic Kidney|||
|Disease Charity|London|10,000|
|Cambridge and Peterborough|||
|Foundation for the Arts|||
|and Mental Health|Cambridge|10,000|
|The Burrough|||
|Harmony Centre|Bridport|10,000|
|The Centre for Brain|||
|Injury Rehabilitation|||
|& Development|Chester|10,000|
|British Thyroid|||
|Foundation|Harrogate|10,000|
|Argyll Wellbeing Hub|Oban|10,000|
|Change Mental Health|Edinburgh|10,000|
|Association for Rehabilitation|||
|of Communication and|||
|Oral Skills|Malvern|10,000|
|Support Arts Gardening
Education|Sheffeld|10,000|
|Sarah Agnes Foundation|London|7,500|
|Hope After Suicide Loss|Diss|7,500|
|Triumph Over Phobia|||
|(TOP UK)|Bath|7,500|
|Yeovil Freewheelers EVS|Yeovil|7,500|
|Cianna's Smile|Reading|5,000|
|Waves Music Therapy|East Preston|5,000|
|In Charleys Memory|Highbridge|5,000|
|Knowle West|||
|Health Association|Bristol|5,000|
|Peeps|Manchester|5,000|
|Pelvic Radiation|Kingston||
|Disease Association|upon Thames|5,000|
|Maddie's Miracle|Wareham|5,000|
|The Human Milk|||
|Foundation|Harpenden|5,000|
|We Get It Together CIO|Bath|5,000|
|MenTalkHealth|Norwich|5,000|
|---|---|---|
|The WayfnderWoman|||
|Trust|Eastbourne|5,000|
|Race Against|||
|Multiple Sclerosis|Belfast|5,000|
|Leeds Mind|Leeds|5,000|
|St Luke's Hospice|Sheffeld|5,000|
|Headroom – Young|||
|People's Charity|Hampshire|2,000|
|Total for Health||1,002,000|
|(Total number of grants: 81)|||
||||
|Museums & Heritage||£|
|Friends of Tower Hamlets|||
|Cemetery Park|London|20,000|
|Kenelm Youth Trust|Stoke-on-Trent|20,000 *|
|The West House and Heath|||
|Robinson Museum Trust|Pinner|20,000|
|Ferryhill Railway Heritage|||
|Trust inc. Ferryhill|||
|Men's Shed|Aberdeen|20,000 *|
|Kirkcaldy Old Kirk Trust|Kirkcaldy|15,000|
|Knockando Woolmill|||
|Trust|Aberlour|15,000|
|The Rachel Kay-Shuttleworth|||
|Textile Collections|Padiham|15,000|
|Falkland Hall Charity|Burford|10,000|
|Nene Valley Railway Ltd|Peterborough|10,000|
|The Soldiers of Gloucestershire|||
|Museum|Gloucester|10,000|
|Arundel Museum Society|Arundel|10,000|
|Birmingham Conservation|||
|Trust|Birmingham|10,000|
|Donaghadee Heritage|||
|Preservation Company|Donaghadee|10,000|
|The E17 Walthamstow|||
|Pumphouse Museum|Walthamstow|10,000 *|
|Derbyshire Historic|||
|Buildings Trust|Matlock|10,000|
|College of Arms Trust|London|5,000|
|The Glenesk Trust|Brechin|5,000|
|Tarka Valley Railway|Torington|5,000|
|The Sheffeld General
Cemetery Trust|Sheffeld|5,000|
|Foxcote Manor Society|Clwyd|3,500|
|Friends of Bath Jewish|||
|Burial Ground CIO|Bath|3,000|
|Total for Museums & Heritage||231,500|
|(Total number of grants: 21)|||
||||
|Welfare||£|
|Deafness Resource|||
|Centre Ltd|St Helens|20,000|
|The Family Haven|Gloucester|20,000|
|The People Hive|Twickenham|20,000|
|Road To Recovery Trust|Newcastle upon|Tyne 20,000|
|The Greenwich|||
|Carers Centre|London|20,000|
|Azalea|Luton|20,000|
|Carers Centre SA Ltd|Greater London|20,000|
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|Elfrida Rathbone|||
|---|---|---|
|Camden|London|20,000|
|Home-Start CHAMS|Crawley|20,000|
|Devon Link Up|Exeter|20,000|
|Asperger East Anglia|Norwich|20,000|
|Checkin Works|Perth|20,000 *|
|Home-Start|||
|North Somerset|Weston-super-Mare|20,000|
|Luminary Ltd|Hackney|20,000|
|Steps2Recovery|London|20,000|
|International Care|||
|Network|Bournemouth|20,000|
|Redbridge Respite
Carers Association|Essex|20,000|
|The Care Collective|Pontypool|20,000|
|Equality Together
KIDCARE4U|Bradford
Newport|20,000
20,000|
|Refugee Women Connect|Liverpool|20,000|
|Age UK Leicester
Shire & Rutland|Leicester|20,000 *|
|Jewish Deaf Association|London|20,000|
|Basingstoke Mencap|||
|Services Ltd|Basingstoke|20,000|
|The Uphill Ski Club|||
|of Great Britain|Aviemore|20,000|
|Body & Soul|London|20,000|
|CARIS Camden Families|London|20,000|
|Family Based Solutions|Enfield|20,000|
|Omega, The National|||
|Association for End|||
|of Life Care|Shrewsbury|20,000|
|Age Concern
East Cheshire|Macclesfield|20,000|
|Age Connects
Cardiff and Vale
Hillside Clubhouse
Oasis Project|Cardiff
London
Brighton|20,000
20,000
20,000|
|Down Syndrome Training
& Support Service Ltd|
Bingley|20,000|
|StandOut Programmes|London|20,000|
|Teardrops Supporting
Your Community|St Helens|20,000|
|Waltham Forest Churches|||
|Night Shelter|London|20,000|
|Community Drug and Alcohol|||
|Recovery Services|London|20,000|
|Education and Skills|||
|Development Group|Southall|20,000|
|Northern Shape|Newcastle|20,000|
|SAMs SCIO|Glasgow|20,000|
|West Norfolk Carers|Kings Lynn|20,000|
|Home-Start Southwark|London|20,000|
|Vauxhall Community Law|||
|and Information Centre|Liverpool|20,000|
|Wirral Society of the Blind|||
|and Partially Sighted|Wirral|20,000|
|Carers First|Strood|20,000|
|Escape Intervention|||
|Services Ltd|South Shields|20,000|
|Goalball UK|Sutton|20,000|
|Home-Start Guildford|Guildford|20,000|
|---|---|---|
|Embracing Age|Twickenham|20,000|
|Haringey Migrant|||
|Support Centre|London|20,000|
|Alive Activities Ltd|Bristol|20,000|
|Home-Start|||
|Runnymede and Woking|Ottershaw|20,000|
|Kindred Advocacy|Edinburgh|20,000|
|Wirral Mencap|Birkenhead|20,000|
|Carers in Bedfordshire|Bedford|20,000|
|The Nancy Oldfield|||
|Trust Ltd|Norwich|20,000|
|Walthew House 2017|Stockport|20,000|
|Dyscover Ltd|Leatherhead|20,000|
|Tender Education|||
|And Arts|London|20,000|
|Home-Start|||
|Wokingham District|Reading|20,000|
|Spark (Burntwood) CIO|Burntwood|20,000|
|Controlling Chemsex|London|20,000|
|Kazzum Arts Project|London|20,000|
|Home-Start HOST|Tameside|20,000|
|Keighley Healthy|||
|Living Network|Keighley|20,000|
|The Papworth Trust|Huntingdon|20,000|
|Untold Creative|||
|Training Ltd|London|20,000|
|Fife Alcohol|||
|Support Service|Kirkcaldy|15,000|
|get2gether|Edinburgh|15,000|
|Home-Start|||
|Richmondshire|Catterick Garrison|15,000|
|Special Stars Foundation|Hull|15,000|
|Change For Good|London|15,000|
|The Moses Project|Stockton-on-Tees|15,000|
|The Muirhead|||
|Outreach Project|Glenrothes|15,000|
|Baillieston Community|||
|Care|Glasgow|15,000|
|Family Journeys|Edinburgh|15,000|
|Hollies Day Centre SCIO|Musselburgh|15,000|
|Newent Association|||
|for the Disabled|Newent|15,000|
|Gatwick Detainees|||
|Welfare Group|Crawley|15,000|
|Give a Dog a Bone...|||
|and an Animal a Home|Glasgow|15,000|
|Refugee Roots|Nottingham|15,000|
|Teesdale Day Clubs|Barnard Castle|15,000|
|Students and Refugees|||
|Together|Plymouth|15,000|
|Disability Advice Service|||
|(East Suffolk)|Martlesham Heath|15,000|
|Home-Start|||
|Newry & Mourne|Newry|15,000|
|More than Grandparents|Sunderland|15,000|
|Warwickshire Vision|||
|Support|Warwick|15,000|
70 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2023
|Hestia Housing and
Support
London
15,000
Sunderland Bangladeshi
Community Centre
Sunderland
15,000
DIAL South Essex
Grays
15,000
Mylor Sailability
Falmouth
15,000
St Vincent's
Family Project
London
15,000
Churches Action
For The Homeless
Perth
15,000
Hope at Home
Bromsgrove
15,000
Stepping Stones DS
Fleet
15,000
Healthy Generations
London
15,000
Home-Start
Down District
Downpatrick
15,000
Home-Start
Wellingborough & District Wellingborough
15,000
HostNation
London
15,000
Christians Together
Calderdale
Halifax
15,000
Community One
Stop Shop
Edinburgh
15,000
DangerPoint Ltd
Talacre
15,000
South Glasgow Childcare
Partnership Forum SCIO Glasgow
15,000
Care Network
Cambridgeshire
Hardwick
15,000
DorPIP
Poole
15,000
Home-Start
Ashford & District
Ashford
15,000
Kingsbridge Area
FoodBank
Kingsbridge
15,000
BUILD Charity Ltd
Norwich
15,000
Excel Women's
Association
Barking
15,000
Home-Start Slough
Slough
15,000
North East Young Dads
and Lads Project CIO
Gateshead
15,000
Home-Start
Chichester & District
Chichester
15,000
Devon and Cornwall
Refugee Support
Plymouth
15,000
LEAP Project
Glasgow
15,000
People First Merseyside
Company Ltd
Bootle
15,000
Age UK Thanet Ltd
Margate
15,000
Home-Start Arun
Worthing & Adur
Arundel
15,000
Home-Start Wyre Forest Kidderminster
15,000
The Springfeld Project
Birmingham
15,000
Tectona Trust Ltd
Plymouth
15,000
Ben's Centre for
Vulnerable People
Sheffeld
15,000
Home-Start Dover District
Dover
15,000
Keighley Association Women
and Children's Centre
Keighley
15,000
Street Soccer NI
Belfast
15,000
Alive & Kicking SCIO
Glasgow
12,500||Activity Club for Children
with Special Needs –
Thumbs Up Club
Reading
10,000|
|---|---|---|
|||Anxious Minds
Wallsend
10,000|
|||Herts Disability
Sports Foundation
Baldock
10,000|
|||Lampeter Family Centre Lampeter
10,000|
|||Live!
Chester
10,000|
|||Southampton and Winchester
Visitors Group
Southampton
10,000|
|||Incredible Kids
Bristol
10,000|
|||Sleepsafe Selby
Selby
10,000|
|||Children's Bereavement
Centre
Newark
10,000|
|||Beloved
Bristol
10,000|
|||Cheltenham Housing
Aid Centre
Cheltenham
10,000|
|||Kennedy Street
Foundation CIO
Brighton and Hove
10,000|
|||OmniMusic
Stockport
10,000|
|||Refugee Workers
Cultural Association
London
10,000|
|||Sal's Shoes
Oxted
10,000|
|||Survivors of Human T
raffcking in Scotland
Bo'ness
10,000|
|||EnviroAbility
Ross-on-Wye
10,000|
|||Quetzal
Leicester
10,000|
|||21 Together
Maidstone
10,000|
|||Impact Family Services
Sunderland
10,000|
|||Time Out Group
(North West)
Handforth
10,000|
|||Disability North
Newcastle upon Tyne 10,000|
|||Doorway Wiltshire Ltd
Chippenham
10,000|
|||Hull Lighthouse Project
Hull
10,000|
|||Pedal People
Brighton
10,000|
|||The Hope Hub
Camberley
10,000|
|||Chelwood Foodbank
Plus
Stockport
10,000|
|||Sanctuary in Chichester Chichester
10,000|
|||The Downright
Special Network
Hull
10,000|
|||Friends of Zichron Dovid London
10,000|
|||Home-Start Walsall
Willenhall
10,000|
|||Kinship Carers UK
Worcester
10,000|
|||Scottish Cot Death Trust Glasgow
10,000|
|||True Butterfies
Foundation
Truro
10,000|
|||Waveney Domestic Violence
and Abuse Forum
Lowestoft
10,000|
|||Jobsearch – Employment
– Mentoring
Derby
10,000|
|||Asylum and Refugee
Community,
Blackburn
10,000
|
|||Fellowship Afoat
Charitable Trust
Maldon
10,000|
|||Ikkaido Ltd
Oxford
10,000|
|||My Life My Choice
Oxford
10,000|
|||The Welcome Directory
London
10,000|
|||YouTurn Futures
Bedford
10,000|
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|Home-Start|||
|---|---|---|
|North-West Hampshire|Basingstoke
|10,000|
|Southend-on-Sea Blind|||
|Welfare Organisation|Westcliff-on-Sea
|10,000|
|Watermill Foundation Ltd|Cawdor
|10,000|
|Empowering Futures|Bristol
|10,000|
|Escapeline|Taunton
|10,000|
|Manchester Alliance for|||
|Community Care|Manchester
|10,000|
|Sutton Vision|Sutton
|10,000|
|Gilgal Birmingham|Birmingham
|10,000|
|Age Concern Norfolk|Norwich
|10,000|
|Bloomin' Arts Ltd|Lingfield
|10,000|
|Caerphilly People First|Bargoed
|10,000|
|Chailey Heritage|||
|Enterprise Centre|Lewes
|10,000|
|Families Need Fathers Both|||
|Parents Matter Cymru|Cardiff
|10,000|
|Lincoln & Lindsey|||
|Blind Society|Louth
|10,000|
|Sexual And Domestic|||
|Abuse & Rape Advice|||
|Centre (Burton & District)|Burton-on-Trent
|10,000|
|SHAPE|Birmingham
|10,000|
|The Cyril Flint|||
|Volunteering Charity|Sale
|10,000|
|Home-Start|||
|Blackmore Vale|Sturminster Newton|10,000|
|Lancaster & District Homeless|||
|Action Service Ltd|Lancaster
|10,000 *|
|Luminate|Edinburgh
|10,000|
|Shine (East Norfolk)|Great Yarmouth
|10,000|
|Assist Trust|Norwich
|10,000|
|BCA Independent|||
|Advocacy Services|Brecon
|10,000|
|Knight Support|Brighton
|10,000|
|Search: Services for Older|||
|People CIO|Newcastle upon Tyne|10,000|
|Home-Start Lorn|Oban
|10,000|
|Poole Waste Not|||
|Want Not|Poole
|10,000|
|Home-Start High Peak|Whaley Bridge
|10,000|
|Accuro (Care Services)|Bishops Stortford
|10,000|
|Hackney Migrant Centre|London
|10,000|
|South West Action for Learning
and Living Our Way Ltd
Westfield
||10,000|
|Tower Hamlets|||
|Parents Centre|London
|10,000|
|Samphire|Dover
|10,000|
|Standing Tall CIO|Birmingham
|10,000|
|YMCA Edinburgh|Edinburgh
|10,000|
|Home-Start Edinburgh|Edinburgh
|8,000|
|Pelican Parcels|Hove
|8,000|
|Friends For Families|Sevenoaks
|8,000|
|Bromley Brighter|||
|Beginnings|London
|8,000|
|Mammakind|London
|7,500|
|Tumble Family Centre|Llanelli
|7,500|
|Belong – Making|||
|Justice Happen|London
|7,500|
|Unite Carers In|||
|---|---|---|
|Mid Devon|Tiverton|7,500|
|Peninim|London|7,500|
|Carmarthen Family|||
|Centres|Carmarthen|7,500|
|Kincardine and Deeside|||
|Befriending|Stonehaven|7,500|
|Age Concern Mole Valley|Dorking|7,500|
|Adoption Matters|Chester|6,500|
|Crossroads Derbyshire|Glossop|6,500|
|Cumbria Alcohol and Drug|||
|Advisory Service|Barrow-in-Furness|6,500|
|Deaf-initely Women|Belper|6,500|
|Disability Stockport CIO|Stockport|6,500|
|First Stop Darlington|Darlington|6,500|
|Nepacs|Durham|6,500|
|Signpost Stockport|||
|for Carers|Stockport|6,500|
|Staying Put|Leeds|6,500|
|The Boaz Trust|Manchester|6,500|
|Your Voice Counts|Gateshead|6,500|
|The Northam Care Trust|Bideford|6,000|
|Coventry Rugby Community|||
|Foundation Ltd|Coventry|5,000|
|Us in a Bus|Redhill|5,000|
|ILM (Highland)|Alness|5,000|
|Morfa Family Centre|Llanelli|5,000|
|The PCC of the Ecclesiastical|||
|Parish of the Church|||
|of the Martyrs|Leicester|5,000|
|Home-Start Torridge &|||
|North Devon|Bideford|5,000|
|Crossroads Care Kent|Wateringbury|5,000|
|East African Association|London|5,000|
|North Staffs Asperger's/Autism|||
|Association|Stoke-on-Trent|5,000|
|Llandysul Family Centre|Llandysul|5,000|
|Eastside Young Leaders'|Academy|London|
|5,000|||
|The Autism Group|Maidenhead|5,000|
|SPLASH|Gateshead|5,000|
|One Life Autism|||
|Support Group|Ebbw Vale|5,000|
|Club Tikva|Greater Manchester|5,000|
|Wheels for Freedom|Poole|5,000 *|
|Disability North|Newcastle||
||upon Tyne|5,000|
|Hijinx|Cardiff|5,000|
|Legacy WM|Birmingham|5,000|
|Neuro Therapy Centre|Saltney|5,000|
|Nottingham and Nottinghamshire|||
|Refugee Forum|Nottingham|5,000|
|N-Vision. Blackpool, Fylde|||
|and Wyre Society|||
|for the Blind|Blackpool|5,000|
|One Roof Leicester|Leicester|5,000|
|Sefton Women's and|||
|Children's Aid|Bootle|5,000|
|Stockport Without Abuse|Stockport|5,000|
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|Stockport Women's|||
|---|---|---|
|Centre|Stockport|5,000|
|Happy Hill Essex CIO|Braintree|5,000|
|International Community|||
|Organisation of|||
|Sunderland|Sunderland|5,000|
|Active Independence|Doncaster|5,000|
|HomeStart Teignbridge|Newton Abbot|5,000|
|Daniels Den|Sudbury|5,000|
|Home-Start Orkney|Orkney|5,000|
|Sing Inside|London|5,000|
|Hanseatic Union|King's Lynn|5,000|
|African Women Impact|||
|UK CIO|Walsall|3,500|
|Age Concern Cheshire|Northwich|3,500|
|Citadel Arts Group|Edinburgh|3,500|
|High Peak Homeless|||
|Help CIO|Buxton|3,000|
|Sign and Share Club|Tenby|3,000|
|Embrace Warwickshire|||
|Ltd|Coventry|3,000|
|Age Concern|||
|North Dorset|Sturminster Newton 2,500||
|Age Concern|||
|Hampshire|Southampton|2,500|
|Hand of Solace|Aberdeen|2,000|
|Southbourne and District|||
|Age Concern|Nr Emsworth|2,000|
|Total for Welfare||3,365,500|
|(Total number of grants: 271)|||
|Youth||£|
|---|---|---|
|The Boleh Trust|London|20,000|
|Getaway Girls|Leeds|20,000|
|3rd Weston-super-mare|||
|Scout Group|Weston-super-Mare|20,000 *|
|YMCA South Devon|Paignton|20,000|
|Glasgow Watersports Ltd|Glasgow|20,000|
|Passion For Learning|Ellesmere Port|20,000|
|Girlguiding Blairgowrie|||
|and Rattray District|Perth & Kinross|20,000 *|
|Positive Youth|||
|Foundation|Coventry|20,000|
|The East to West Trust|Egham|20,000|
|Smile for Life|Newcastle||
|Children's Charity|upon Tyne|20,000|
|Patrician Youth Centre|Downpatrick|20,000|
|Opportunity Sports|||
|Foundation|Chorley|20,000|
|Project Turn-Over|Feltham|20,000|
|SiblingsTogether|London|20,000|
|St Peter's Immaculata|||
|Youth Centre|Belfast|20,000|
|The Feast Youth Project|Birmingham|20,000|
|Shropshire Youth|||
|Support Trust|Telford|20,000|
|The Rock-Currock|||
|Youth Project|Carlisle|20,000|
|The Ben Kinsella Trust|London|20,000|
|Bangladesh Youth|||
|---|---|---|
|League|Luton|20,000|
|Inner Flame|Swindon|20,000|
|Lancashire Youth|||
|Challenge|Lancaster|20,000|
|London Play|London|20,000|
|Scottish Sports Futures|Glasgow|20,000|
|Allsorts Youth Project|Brighton|20,000|
|Epic Partners|Nottingham|20,000|
|The Children's|Newcastle||
|Foundation Ltd|upon Tyne|20,000|
|Warwickshire|||
|Young Carers|Balsall Common|20,000|
|Mentoring Plus|||
|Bath and North|||
|East Somerset|Bath|20,000|
|The Hwb Torfaen|Blaenavon|20,000|
|Venture Scotland|Edinburgh|20,000|
|YPAC Manchester Ltd|Manchester|20,000|
|Devas Club|London|20,000|
|Duffryn Community Link|Newport|20,000|
|Drama Expressions|||
|For Children|London|15,000|
|Hounslow Action|||
|for Youth|Hanworth|15,000|
|Torbay Youth Trust|Torquay|15,000|
|The Separated Child|||
|Foundation|Wimbledon|15,000|
|Gospel Oak Action|||
|Link Youth Club|London|15,000|
|Fumble|Sheffeld|15,000|
|Fun 4 Young People|Bedford|15,000|
|Crown and Manor Club,|||
|Hoxton|London|15,000|
|Heart and Sound|Dunfermline|15,000|
|The Parasol Project|Oxford|15,000|
|Elgin Youth|||
|Development Group|Elgin|15,000|
|Kool Carers|||
|South East Ltd|Welham Green|15,000|
|Mosaic LGBT+|||
|Young Persons' Trust|London|15,000|
|Woodhouse Eaves|||
|Scout Group|Loughborough|15,000|
|Community First|Devizes|15,000|
|Harrow Club|London|15,000|
|Kidz Klub|||
|Brighton & Hove|Brighton|15,000|
|Love, Amelia|Sunderland|15,000|
|FAST London|London|15,000|
|SeeSaw|Oxford|15,000|
|Children's Discovery Centre|||
|East London|London|15,000|
|Run With It|Hull|15,000|
|Excelsior Trust|Kings Lynn|15,000|
|Leaders in Community|London|15,000|
|Achieve More! Scotland|East Kilbride|15,000|
|Confict Resolution
Education in Sheffeld
Schools Training|Sheffeld|15,000|
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|Grow|Sheffield
|15,000|
|---|---|---|
|KEEN London|Greater London
|15,000|
|Mission Initiative|||
|Newcastle East|Newcastle upon Tyne|15,000|
|Moving On Durham|Framwellgate Moor|10,000|
|Acton Play Projects and|||
|Leisure Events|Acton
|10,000|
|Proton Foundation|Markfield
|10,000|
|Grimethorpe Activity|||
|Zone|Grimethorpe
|10,000|
|Man&Boy|Kingston||
||upon Thames
|10,000|
|Shalom Youth Project|Grimsby
|10,000|
|Sir Thomas Lipton|||
|Foundation|Selkirk
|10,000|
|The Attic SCIO|Dundee
|10,000|
|6th/8th Dundee Boys Brigade|||
|(Lochee Parish Church)|Dundee
|10,000|
|Wolvercote Young|||
|Peoples Club|Oxford
|10,000|
|Peer Power Youth|London
|10,000|
|CHIPS|Hertford
|10,000|
|Electric Storm Youth Ltd|Lancing
|10,000|
|Potential Kids|Hatfield
|10,000|
|Newton Boys and|||
|Girls Clubs|Newton-le-Willows
|10,000|
|Canaan Project|London
|10,000|
|Wiston Lodge|Biggar
|10,000|
|Relational Hub|Littlehampton
|10,000|
|Rising Stars Young|||
|People Service CIO|Aston
|10,000|
|Redditch Wheels Project|Redditch
|10,000|
|28th/61st Wigston|||
|Scout Group|Wigston
|10,000|
|Pontarddulais Town Juniors|||
|Football Club|Pontarddulais
|10,000|
|Young Bristol|Bristol
|10,000|
|30th Abingdon (Baptist)|||
|Scout Group|Abingdon
|10,000|
|BYHP (Supporting Young|||
|People in Housing Need)|Banbury
|10,000|
|Just Kidding|London
|10,000|
|The Kite Trust|Ely
|10,000|
|Dundee Gymnastics|||
|Club 2k|Dundee
|10,000|
|SALTO Gymnastics Charitable|||
|Foundation Ltd|Luton
|10,000 *|
|10 Count Boxing
Gym CIO
1st Stonesfield Scouts
Love Squared|Stoke-on-Trent
Witney
Bristol
|10,000
10,000
10,000|
|Younger People with Dementia
(Berkshire) CIO
Wokingham
||10,000|
|Down Syndrome|||
|Development Trust|Seaford
|10,000|
|The Bank of Dreams|||
|and Nightmares|Bridport
|10,000|
|Baraka Community|||
|Association|London
|10,000|
|Holy Family Youth Centre|Belfast
|10,000 *|
|Leigh on Mendip|||
|---|---|---|
|Recreation Field|||
|Management Committee|Radstock|10,000|
|Hackney Play Association|London|10,000|
|Space 2 Be Me|Maidstone|10,000|
|St Georges (Hanworth)|||
|Youth Club|Feltham|10,000|
|The Margam Youth Activities|||
|Leisure Centre|Port Talbot|10,000|
|Burnmoor 1st Scout|||
|Group|Durham|8,000 *|
|The Juno Project|Polegate|8,000|
|Ignite Life|Kingswood|7,500|
|1st Marske & New Marske|||
|Barn Owls Scout Group|Marske-by-the-Sea|7,500 *|
|Urban Uprising|Edinburgh|7,500|
|Selby and District Scouts|Selby|7,500|
|Fressingfield Playing|||
|Field|Eye|7,500|
|Let's Play Project|Banbury|7,500|
|IMO Charity|Blackburn|6,500|
|Kids Kabin|Newcastle||
||upon Tyne|6,500|
|Shropshire Bookfest|Shrewsbury|6,000|
|Teen Action|London|5,000|
|1st Wormley Scout and|||
|Guide Group|Broxbourne|5,000|
|Hall Green Youth|Solihull|5,000|
|Rubygirl Ltd –|||
|Ruff and Ruby|Stoke-on-Trent|5,000|
|Let Us Play|Wolverhampton|5,000|
|Sandmartins Activity|||
|Club CIO|Wareham|5,000|
|Bourne End Junior|||
|Sports Club|Bourne End|5,000 *|
|St Peter's Children and Young|||
|People's Activities Group|London|5,000|
|Hornchurch Unit of the|||
|Sea Cadet Corps|Hornchurch|5,000|
|Corbridge Youth Initiative|Corbridge|5,000|
|Boys' and Girls' Clubs|||
|of Wales|Bridgend|5,000|
|Pentabus Arts Ltd|Bromfield|5,000|
|Salford Foundation|Salford|5,000|
|The Children's|||
|Foundation Ltd|Newcastle upon Tyne 5,000||
|The Exodus Project|Barnsley|5,000|
|Solidarity Sports|London|5,000|
|Chapter2|Reading|5,000|
|Ride2Success|Preston|5,000|
|Totnes Rural Area Youth|||
|Engagement Project|Totnes|5,000|
|Fleet Phoenix|Fleet|5,000|
|Belfast Eagle Sea Cadets|Belfast|5,000|
|eXp – Experiencing|||
|Faith in Cowal|Dunoon|5,000|
|Just Kidz London|London|5,000|
|South Manchester Down|Syndrome||
|Support Group|Manchester|5,000|
74 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2023
## Southend-on-Sea Unit 312
|Southend-on-Sea Unit 312|Southend-on-Sea Unit 312|
|---|---|
|Of The Sea Cadet Corps Westcliff-on-Sea
5,000||
|Lincolnshire Youth
Mission Ltd
Lincoln
5,000||
|Young People Count
York
5,000||
|Youth Impact
Campbeltown
5,000||
|Greenock and District
Scout Council
Greenock
3,500||
|Edinburgh University Childrens
Holiday Venture
Edinburgh
3,500||
|Active Hope Ltd
Warrington
3,000||
|Articulate
Brighton
3,000||
|Stepping Stones
Trowbridge
3,000 *||
|1st Great Ayton
Scout Group
Middlesbrough
3,000||
|Voices for life
Colerne
3,000||
|1st Clifton (St Annes)
Scout Group
Salford
3,000||
|Hunslet Rugby
Foundation
Leeds
3,000||
|The Connections
Bus Project
Cambridge
3,000 *||
|Congresbury Scouts
and Guides
Bristol
3,000||
|Hove and Adur Sea
Cadet Unit
Hove
2,500||
|Jigsaw Youth Club
Nottingham
2,500||
|The 11th Eastleigh (North
Stoneham) Scout Group Eastleigh
2,500||
|1st Dromore Scout Group Dromore
2,500||
|Tin Can Camp
London
2,000||
|Driffeld And District Skate
and BMX Park Ltd
Driffeld
2,000||
|1st Fremington
Scout Group
Barnstaple
1,000||
|1st Thaxted-Carver
Scout Group
Saffron Walden
1,000||
|7th Batley (St Andrew's)
Scout Group
Batley|1,000|
|Newhaven Youth
For Christ
Seaford|1,000|
|Total for Youth|1,807,000|
|(Total number of grants: 165)||
|||
|||
|Total grants of £20,000 and less
Total grants over £20,000|£13,460,008|
||£77,648,850|
|||
|||
|Total grants|£91,138,858|
|||
|Total number of grants: 2,147||
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