Clothworkers’ Foundation 1-2-1s

Clothworkers’ Foundation are offering 1-2-1s to Hull organisations!

Friday 5^th July, 2024, Zoom

The Clothworkers’ Foundation was set up on 18 July 1977 by The Clothworkers’ Company. Since it was established, the Foundation has awarded grants of £152 million.

The Foundation awards grants in the following areas:

• Substance misuse and addiction 
• Disabilities (inc. mental health and visual impairment)
• Communities experiencing racial disadvantage
• Young people facing disadvantage 
• Domestic and sexual
• Older people facing
• Homelessness 
• Prison and rehabilitation 
• LGBT+ communities
• Economic disadvantage

The Foundation award grants to UK registered charities, CICs, and other registered UK not-for-profit organisations (including special schools). Grants are awarded towards capital projects, which are define as:

• Buildings: purchase, construction, renovation or refurbishment.
• Fittings, Fixtures, and Equipment: this includes but is not limited to office equipment/furniture, sports/gym equipment, digital/audio visual equipment, software and websites, garden equipment, specialist therapeutic (excluding medical) equipment. It does not include equipment for one-off use, or which will be given to service users for personal use on a permanent basis.
• Vehicles: This includes (but is not exclusive to) minibuses, cars, caravans, people carriers, 4×4 and boats. They are unlikely to fund the total cost of a new vehicle or award funding to an organisation that already owns a large number of vehicles. They do not provide grants towards vehicle leasing or award funding to organisations whose core activity is community transport.

To book a place, please email amy@nbforum.org.uk.