Beneficiaries
£122,822 in grants in 2025 to local organisations.
Poverty
H&F Foodbank
£3,000 - to support transport costs two vans
£3,000 - to support the operating costs of their two vans for food deliveries
Bassuyah Legacy Foundation
£1,000 - to help fund one day summer trip to the seaside for low-income single-parent families
Sunday Suppers
£700 - towards the cost of a free weekly meal for people homeless/ in need
Upper Room
£2,575 - to purchase 12 refurbished laptops to support the operational needs of charity staff
St Paul’s Money Advice Centre
£778 - to purchase a new laptop for the case manager delivering frontline debt advice
Barons Court Project
£3,500 - the only day centre in H&F who support people that are on a low income, the homeless and /or vulnerable to mental health issues towards a programme of activities, Brighton trip, women’s group, men’s peer support group, art classes, sports
£5,500 - to contribute to the services needed for the drop-in including food, toiletries and clothing
Streetlytes
£800 - for a Christmas lunch for homeless/ vulnerable adults, including presents of hats, socks and chocolates
Glass Door Homeless Charity
£2,450 - to fund all direct running costs of one of their H&F women’s night shelters for two nights
Shepherds Bush Families Project
£4,000 - towards the running costs at the centre and towards trips and outings
Education
Thomas’s Academy
£1,500 - subsidising the school residential trip in June, including a minibus for 40 children
Music House for Children
£2,500 - to purchase music equipment to establish music design, composition and performance workshops
Kulan Foundation
£2,000 - towards stationary, books & paper to run the supplementary school education programmes for youth and adults
Doorstep Library
£2,500 - towards recruiting volunteers to visit families with children aged 0-11, offering weekly home-based reading sessions to children
Cat and Hutch
£450 - 3 promenade story telling shows for children at the Fulham Palace’s Green Meet event
£500 - to fund 2 free Christmas story telling shows at The Tudor Rose Community Centre and Old Oak Community Centre
London Youth Conservatoire
£1,000 - towards the Overture programme, combining music education and experiencing live music
Langford Primary School
£1,500 - to support a project to move and revamp the library including cushions and a rug
Queen’s Manor Primary School
£1,500 - to enable 10 year 6 children to attend a school residential trip
Health
Royal Marsden Hospital
£2,000 - towards a new urology ultrasound probe enabling surgeons to perform complex robotic procedures
Asthma Relief
£1,000 - to provide nebulisers in hospitals in H&F
Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability
£2,800 - towards the cost of hoists to get patients in and out of bed
Maggie’s West London
£2,000 - towards delivery of yoga, pilates and gentle exercise sessions and outdoor nordic walking sessions
£760 -
St John’s Ambulance
£1,500 - to buy teaching equipment for youth group, manikins etc
The Naz Project
£1,580 - towards a Cost of Living Crisis Access Fund so residents can access mental/ physical healthcare services
Community
Lumi Foundation
£2,500 - to run weekly yoga sessions at WLW centre for refugees, migrants & asylum seekers
Fulham Reach Boat Club
£2,500 - towards a free watersports week for disadvantaged young people for Easter holidays
£3,000 - towards free watersports weeks for disadvantaged young people for summer holidays 2025
Fulham Good Neighbours
£2,000 - towards a day trip to the seaside for 50 people by coach including lunch
Sands End Arts & Community Centre
£2,850 - for the Kids Club, Thursday club for seniors and those living with disabilities, and a new oven
Burnt Orange Theatre Company
£1,200 - to expand the provision of their Youth Board and fund the creation of a youth-led workshop series
Women’s Trust
£2,500 - towards the delivery in 2025/6 of 1:1 counselling, specialist counselling sessions to women affected by domestic abuse
St Albans
£1,105 - to purchase new toys and play mats for their Play Cafe
All Saints Church Fulham
£2,000 - to contribute to the funding of a summer club for local children with mixed abilities and/ or needs
Fulham FC Foundation
£5,000 - towards More Than a Game, a targeted mental health education programme to support children and adults
Community Massage CIC
£1,000 - to allow clients to receive 30 minute seated massage or reflexology to improve well-being
Church Council of the Parish of St Eth’s and St Clement
£1,000 - to offer free public speaking and debating workshops for secondary age children after school and including a meal
White City Theatre Project
£2,000 - towards members taking part in the NT Connections Festival 2025
The Nourish Hub
£3,000 - to help sustain the delivery of the ongoing community lunch service
People in Need
Aspire Football
£3,000 - to pay for space for girls’ teams to train and play games in term time. To grow the girls’ game in the borough by maintaining the existing teams and training for new teams
SEAPIA
£2,000 - towards the annual Big Campaign for workshops & equipment for resources and playground equipment - arts, crafts and sports equipment
£5,500 - towards the annual Big Campaign towards resources and playground equipment, arts, crafts and sports equipment
The Evergreen Club
£350 - towards new chairs and a trip for the group of local older women
Solidarity Sports
£3,000 - for the summer project 126 children took part in a range of activities. 42 children went on a PGL residential stay
Resurgo (Spear)
£2,000 - towards the operational expenditure of the Spear Centre in H&F (IT services, travel costs of young people)
The Brunswick Club for Young People
£2,120 - towards Youth junior summer holiday scheme for children years 2-6
The Sulgrave Club
£3,000 - towards junior after school provision, additional sessions for children in years 3-6
£2,224 - towards taking 50 children/young people on a residential trip to Hindleap Warren Outdoor Education Centre
Grove Toddlers
£750 - towards supplying a healthy snack to the children at each session and towards materials for a creative activity
The Harrow Club
£3,000 - towards a summer holiday activity programmes and residential trip for Sands End & Tudor Rose Youth Club
AllChild
£1,000 - towards the cost of the annual H&F Community Day to celebrate the children on the Impact Programme
Turtle Key Arts
£1,700 - towards the costs of Family Fun Days, where free creative activities are offered to the local H&F community
Age UK H&F
£3,000 - towards the shopping service to support older people (contributing to the cost of fuel, insurance and servicing)
Ray’s Playhouse
£3,000 - towards funding a speech and language therapist and a smart meter
Urban Partnership Group/ Masbro Elders project
£1,000 - to help them fund their annual elders Christmas lunch for older people in the community
Action on Disability
£1,000 - for the Our Place Project, to support the Writing for Wellbeing Group to self publish a book
Kensington Athletic
£1,890 - to pay for equipment for adult and youth football teams, match & training ground fees and coaches