With the help of Bromley and Lewisham organizations we manage to get the word out – we had over 25 applications for a Grant many of which we as a club were unaware of
Grants List Xmas 2017
St Christopher’s grant £5640
All the other grants will be between £300 & £500 each
1. St Christopher’s
2. Hearing Voices Group Bromley –small group 10 to 14 vulnerable adults with significant mental health issues attending every week -
3. Latch Project - Homeless Repayable grant for people in Bromley caught in the time lapse between grants -
4. Living on Bereavement Service - The aim of the charity is to support young people who have lost a loved one by walking beside them and bringing them together with other bereaved families -
5. Bellingham Golden Oldies - a Community group of up to 90 local over 50’s they are applying for a grant to fund three social events for the BeGO Club -
6. Wheels for Wellbeing - inclusive cycling sessions in South London-
7. One in Four- One in Four One in Four supports adults and children, primarily women, who present with historical experiences of sexual abuse. -
8. Bromley & Downham Youth Centre - the grant in their February half term program 2018. -
9. Sydenham Garden - is a charity, which promotes the physical and mental health of residents of the London boroughs of Lewisham – tell us about the BEES -
10. VSL Lewisham - Funding for the Christmas Project
11. The Ravensbourne Project - Respite Care Support the home looks after children from nursery age until 18 with 24-hour care if require Right in the center of our Xmas collecting area
12. Rushey Green Time Bank - FoodCycle Lewisham, launched in May 2016, is a project managed by Rushey Green Time Bank -
13.Young Lewisham Project - The Young Lewisham Project offers a wide range of supportive alternative vocational programmes to young people who are not succeeding in mainstream education
more Last year 2017/18 we made 14 Grants to local organizations- This year we plan to donate a similar amount - to other local groups - update coming after our business meeting at the end of January 2019