Community Foundation for Surrey was the first Community Foundation that we partnered with in March 2013. We first set up a “Flow- through” or “Immediate Impact Fund” and then a permanent endowment through the “Community First Endowment” in 2015. During this time, we have awarded in excess of £300,000 awarding over 90 grants, supporting a vast range of non-profit organizations, charities and voluntary group across the 11 boroughs/districts in Surrey.
Marilyn Scott, Director notes that: “Conversations is a programme of regular interactive gallery discussions for older people, led by artists, curators, or art historians…These sessions are an opportunity for older […]
In July 2014 several trustees arranged a visit with Age UK Surrey to Men in Sheds. This project brings together older, isolated men to bond over practical activities such as
A grant to the Milford and Villages Day Centre (known as The Clockhouse) supported the center’s ‘Extend’ chair-based exercise classes. The Clockhouse provides a friendly and safe environment for older
A grant in October 2013 funded a group outing for 50 Members of Meeting Point to see ‘Fallen Angels’ – a Noel Coward comedy this January. “Everyone at Meeting Point
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In April 2013 we supported the development of a Walking Football Club in association with Age UK Surrey and Woking Football Club. The project has given older people a route
