A selection of projects we fund - Page 4

Kick Some Balls (Street Football Wales)

Street Football Wales's Kick Some Balls project works with homeless, and marginalised women to boost fitness, well-being and social skills.

EAST (East Anglican Sailing Trust)

The EAST Anglian Sailing Trust (EAST) gives adults and children with disabilities the opportunity to enjoy sailing, helping them to gain independence and confidence and engage with the community.

Haircuts for Homeless

Haircuts4Homeless is a UK-wide initiative which provides homeless people with free haircuts to help them look and feel better.

The Girls Network

The Girls' Network empowers teenage girls from the least advantaged communities by connecting them with a professional female mentor and a network of role models

Something to Look forward to

Something To Look Forward To is a family run charity website that enables individuals and businesses to donate 'gifts' and 'experiences' to thousands of families affected by cancer, especially those struggling emotionally and financially.

Menna Fitzpatrick & Jen Kehoe

Menna and Jen are Great Britain's most successful winter Paralympians this year! Despite having only 5% of her vision, Menna, with her guide Jen, won four medals at the 2018 winter Paralympic Games in alpine skiing.

Mahama Cho

Mahama has excelled at Taekwondo, winning silver at the 2017 World Taekwondo Championships. Off the mat, Mahama spends time visiting local schools - a keen advocate for anti-bullying, he speaks of his experience adapting to life in the UK at the age of 8.

Brighton Pebbles

Brighton Pebbles offers access to mainstream children's activities and play centres for those with special needs.

De Haviland Aircraft Museum

With the help of a team of dedicated volunteers, Britain’s oldest aviation museum is preserving the heritage of one of our most important aircraft companies for future generations

The Royal Shakespeare Company

Bringing the complete works of playwright William Shakespeare to as wide an audience as possible is the core mission of the celebrated Royal Shakespeare Company, while also staging works by his contemporaries and today’s writers

The Pump - History of Grime

This Birmingham charity supports the development of young people, especially those experiencing disadvantage and isolation. The History of Grime is one of their music projects being supported by the National Lottery funding

Youth Sport Trust

This charity has an impressive 20-year record of improving the lives and health of young people across the UK by encouraging and supporting the take-up of sport in schools