We are delighted to welcome, a new philanthropic grant-giving Fund, The Louisa Fund, named after the anonymous donor’s kind, vibrant, much-loved grandmother.
The Louisa Fund is part invested, part immediate spend, and will grow over the years. It will make grants towards reducing local homelessness, joining our general Making Local Life Better Fund, which gives small grants (£1000-£3000) three or four times a year to local charitable groups applying for a variety of immediate needs.
Following two years of hard work, St Matthews Big Local has been awarded £1 million over ten years to empower local residents to create positive change in their…
Melton resident Helen Murphy has just presented three cheques to local animal welfare charities through the charitable Fund she set up in memory of her late husband, Neil…
SEGRO, a leading owner, manager and developer of warehousing and industrial space, has launched a new £10 million Centenary Fund which will be used over the next decade…
Abundant Life is part of Reality Youth Project, a local youth charity. The team delivers six week courses to small groups in schools and for community projects like…
A massive well done to our Social Media volunteer Becca Pettitt for winning the DSU Gold Award for Achievement! For the full story visit http://www.dmu.ac.uk/about-dmu/news/2013/april/student-volunteers-honoured-with-national-awards.aspx
The Richard Bonney Literary Fund will be diverting money to help support the Leicestershire and Rutland Community Foundation Coronavirus Support Fund. The money will be used to support…
