CAMBRIDGESHIRE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

Who they support

The Cambridgeshire Community Foundation awards grants to local charitable causes. Individuals, families, local companies and public bodies make this possible by supporting charitable funds held by CCF.

Grant criteria

Cambridgeshire Community Foundation only fund community-focused not-for-profit organisations, which must be legally registered if their income is above £5,000. This includes the following: - Registered, exempt, and excepted charities - Parish and Town Councils, Village Halls, and Parochial Church - Councils - Charitable Incorporated Organisations (CIOs) and Community Interest Companies (CICs) - Social Enterprises which have the Social Enterprise Mark - Co-Operatives and Community Benefit Societies (formerly Industrial and Provident Societies) - Schools - Sports clubs that are either Community Amateur Sports Clubs (CASCs), affiliated with a National Governing Body such as Badminton England, or have an income under £5,000 They support projects delivered within Cambridgeshire by national organisations, as long as the funding is ringfenced for the area, and a small number of funds have further geographical requirements.

Application procedure

The average size of grants awarded by Cambridgeshire Community Foundation is £2,000 - £3,000, therefore they recommend visiting fund pages to see examples of previous grants awarded before submitting applications - https://www.cambscf.org.uk/funds-a-z.html

www.cambscf.org.uk

finance@cambscf.org.uk

01223410535

Cambridgeshire Community Fundation
Hangar One
The Airport
Newmarket Road
Cambridge
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Charity registered in England & Wales, No: 1103314

Charity Commission for England and Wales

Analysis of Grants Made

In this period 562 donations have been made totalling £5,642,726 to 380 organisations
This grant maker is prepared to support unregistered organisations

Where are the Beneficiaries?

How big are the Recipients? ?

Average annual spending of registered grantees: £8,747,424

Which activities are being funded?

How old were the charities when supported?

Growth in Spending
(per annum over last 3 years)

Individual Grants Made

When	Amount/ Spending	Recipient	To be used for
19/03/2024	£22,250 £7,186,152	THE WILDLIFE TRUST FOR BEDFORDSHIRE, CAMBRIDGESHIRE AND NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LTD	to restore and conserve chalk grassland habitat at Fleam Dyke, a SSSI and Scheduled Ancient Monument
11/03/2024	£30,000 £224,751	ABBEY PEOPLE CIO	towards the staffing costs of a Food Hub Coordinator and an Operations Assistant to help 500 of those facing food insecurity in Cambridge City
11/03/2024	£29,737 £255,542	CAMBRIDGE WOMEN'S RESOURCES CENTRE	to provide one-to-one in-depth support to 30 disadvantaged women in crisis or at risk of destitution/homelessness, and to provide parenting guidance and support to 12 women
11/03/2024	£30,000 £109,953	KINGS HEDGES FAMILY SUPPORT PROJECT	to provide 2 hours a week of support and activities providing local families living in poverty a chance to socialise and to play together, with the support of trained and experienced Family Support and Early Years Workers
11/03/2024	£15,000 £10,490,000	ORMISTON FAMILIES	to fund 'Breaking Barriers' an early intervention service with 8 121 sessions that support children who are struggling to cope with the imprisonment of a close family member, and 2 121 sessions for parents/carers, supporting a total of 24 people
07/03/2024	£13,000	ROTATIONS	to install a new trampoline and technological equipment at Rotations trampoline club to enable the gymnasts to improve their performance
07/03/2024	£25,000	SHEPRETH PARISH COUNCIL	to install a tennis court with multi-use options in Shepreth for local residents
07/03/2024	£60,000	ST PETER STETCHWORTH PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL	towards repairs to the tower at St Peter's Church Stetchworth (Grade II*)
28/02/2024	£10,000 £156,186	CAMBRIDGE RE-USE	to pay for a van driver for 3 days per week to collect furniture being donated by the general public and deliver furniture to local people living in poverty and at risk of homelessness
28/02/2024	£9,799 £689,611	CITIZENS ADVICE RURAL CAMBS	to provide a specialist housing adviser for one day per week, delivering all aspects of housing related advice over the phone and email, as well as pre-booked face to face appointments for 100 vulnerable people in need
28/02/2024	£9,638 £13,795,000	PAPWORTH TRUST	to renovate a two-bedroom bungalow to make it accessible for disabled people, enabling them to live an independent life
26/02/2024	£2,680	BUCKDEN PARISH COUNCIL	to help re-open the 'Making Memories' group in Buckden which will provide social interaction with volunteers, social prescribing link workers, Love to Move facilitators and other activities locally for approx. 50 older people in the Buckden area
26/02/2024	£5,000 £1,396,170	CAMBRIDGE CYRENIANS	to help fund a Project Co-ordinator/Horticultural Therapist who leads the Allotment Community, working with local homeless people across the city using a therapeutic horticulture model
26/02/2024	£5,000 £1,434,509	CAMBRIDGESHIRE DEAF ASSOCIATION	to launch mobile information hubs that will serve as vital nodes for the dissemination of knowledge and social exchange for 150 local people in the deaf community
26/02/2024	£5,000 £142,794	PINPOINT CAMBRIDGESHIRE	to continue to provide a higher level of support, information and signposting for parent and carers of children with special education needs and disabilities, both online and in person
26/02/2024	£2,320	SAFE SOULMATES	to run monthly cooking sessions at The Lighthouse Centre in Ely, to teach 20 Soulmates (local people with learning difficulties) to cook healthy, nutritious food
20/02/2024	£30,000	ST MARY'S CHURCH, BARTLOW PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL	towards urgent repair and conservation work at St Marys Church Bartlow (Grade I listed), to prevent water ingress
15/02/2024	£3,000 £1,236,900	BIPOLAR UK	to continue Cambridge Bipolar Peer Group sessions for 12 people in-person this September (following their transition to online following COVID), and training and mentoring two lived experienced volunteers to deliver these sessions
15/02/2024	£3,400 £136,369	FRIENDS OF HISTON & IMPINGTON COMMUNITY CIO	towards funding some follow-up work on the 'Forget me Not' project, with the aim of offering fortnightly support groups to people struggling with dementia or memory loss - benefitting 30 people
14/02/2024	£3,000 £195,780	COGWHEEL COUNSELLING	towards funding the delivery of initial assessment appointments and increase the amount of available slots - benefitting 100 people
14/02/2024	£2,000 £78,339	MIND OVER CANCER	to fund 1-to-1 counselling sessions and support groups for children and young people who are going through or have recently survived cancer - benefitting 100 people
14/02/2024	£4,000 £446,203	THE KITE TRUST	to deliver a programme of residential opportunities for 100 young LGBTQ+ people in Cambridgeshire aged 16-25
13/02/2024	£3,600 £182,565	CAMCARE UK	to expand and improve CamCare UK's STEM programme, focussing on activities for young people within a 10km radius of Elsworth
13/02/2024	£7,500 £4,129,700	CARING TOGETHER	to provide a variety of supportive activities 150 for young carers across Cambridgeshire including social groups and holiday activities
13/02/2024	£5,000 £164,461	NENE VALLEY CARE TRUST	to enable NVCT to maintain and improve its vital services to young people in Peterborough and Cambridgeshire who are leaving care
13/02/2024	£7,500 £470,335	THE BLUE SMILE PROJECT	to fund specialist 1-1 support for children with mental health difficulties at two primary schools serving the Elsworth community, Pendragon Community Primary School in Papworth Everard and Monkfield Park Primary School in Cambourne - benefitting 30 people
12/02/2024	£3,000 £182,565	CAMCARE UK	to help fund volunteers and mentors in a project which supports children in end-of-life situations receive enriching, tailored VR experiences at EACH (East Anglia Children Hospice)
12/02/2024	£2,850	COLLUSION CAMBRIDGE LTD	to develop a new touring model to make The Magic Sandpit (an interactive artwork for children and young people with SEN, including early years) affordable for community groups to book and easy for them to host
29/01/2024	£2,247 £224,751	ABBEY PEOPLE CIO	to run a weekly (term-time only) 2-hour Art group for 25 local adults
29/01/2024	£3,028 £297,000	HEAD TO TOE CHARITY	to support 40 one to one and group art therapy sessions for young people staying at the Darwin Centre
29/01/2024	£2,550 £22,357	STRETHAM YOUTH CLUB	to create a sensory garden in an under used area at the back of the youth centre
29/01/2024	£3,000 £566,319	VIVA ARTS AND COMMUNITY GROUP	to provide a series of extra curricular performing arts activities outside of term time for 100 5 - 18 year olds
18/01/2024	£3,326	FAMILIES FIRST PETERBOROUGH CIC	to take a group of 8 children and 3 staff to a Kingswood Adventure Centre for 2 nights during the 2024 Easter Holidays
17/01/2024	£11,851 £230,093	FIRST STAR SCHOLARS UK	towards academic tutoring and mentoring for 40 care leavers age 14-18 at residential and other courses for one academic year
12/01/2024	£9,357 £43,280	WATERBEACH AND LANDBEACH ACTION FOR YOUTH (WAY)	to employ a youth outreach worker to protect and support young people by patrolling areas of the village during youth club hours
11/01/2024	£1,921 £1,396,170	CAMBRIDGE CYRENIANS	to provide funding towards the Allotment Community, which works with local homeless people across the city using a therapeutic horticulture model - benefitting 25 people
11/01/2024	£2,000 £1,485,573	ROMSEY MILL TRUST	to expand provision of the Aspire youth club project for autistic young people, benefitting 12 new young people and their families in the Northstowe area
10/01/2024	£5,000 £181,510	CONNECTED LIVES	to continue providing a space where people can create connections as well as providing guidance, signposting and support for residents of all ages on a weekly basis - benefitting 440 people
10/01/2024	£3,500	NEW MEANING FOUNDATION	to fund training for current and future staff in trauma, mental health, SEN and safeguarding - benefitting 62 people
10/01/2024	£2,520	RED HEN PROJECT	towards a child raising awareness course for eight weeks
10/01/2024	£5,305 £135,269	STEEL BONES	to enable 125 amputees and their families in Peterborough to access group activities and receive 121 communication and encouragement from an Area Coordinator and peer mentor
08/01/2024	£11,120 £731,644	CAMBRIDGE SCIENCE CENTRE	to fund pop-up science centres in the Fenland to inspire young people to explore STEM subjects
08/01/2024	£2,000 £982	FENLAND ARTS ASSOCIATION	towards funding an arts festival for the benefit of the local communities of March and surroundings, including workshops and taster sessions, and engagement work - benefitting 900 people
08/01/2024	£850 £9,661	ISLEHAM COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION	to fund board games, bingo equipment and inflatables to benefit the local community through community events
05/01/2024	£13,500	AGE UK CAMBRIDGESHIRE & PETERBOROUGH	to support older people to remain living in their own homes safely, independently, and ensuring they feel connected to their community, therefore reducing the isolation and promoting positive mental health and well-being - benefitting 30 people
05/01/2024	£5,000 £297,000	HEAD TO TOE CHARITY	to fund 60 one-to-one music therapy sessions for young people with learning disabilities in Peterborough
05/01/2024	£9,360 £129,846	THE FARMLAND MUSEUM	to recruit and employ an education officer for 2 days a week for 12 months - benefitting 3000 people
05/01/2024	£4,505 £43,280	WATERBEACH AND LANDBEACH ACTION FOR YOUTH (WAY)	to develop a program of life skills training for 30 local young people involving 13 sessions three times a year
05/01/2024	£50,000 £433,306	YOUNG PEOPLE'S COUNSELLING SERVICE (YPCS)	to pilot a new pathway for assessing and treating CYP (11-18 years) with mental health issues, starting from their first call to the GP practice to completed therapy and provide support groups for parents
03/01/2024	£10,000 £21,902	HIGH HERITAGE	to continue the project to support children and young people through grief with counselling and art therapy
03/01/2024	£20,000 £114,183	HUNTS COMMUNITY CANCER NETWORK CHARITY (HCCN) CIO	to continue the project to address Personalised Care and access barriers within the community of people who have experienced a cancer diagnosis
03/01/2024	£6,000 £135,269	STEEL BONES	to continue the project of 121 support, confidence workshops, mediation workshops and wellbeing coaching sessions with amputees
15/12/2023	£2,706 £297,000	HEAD TO TOE CHARITY	towards the cost of a music therapist, for one day a week, for one academic year - benefitting up to 12 people
15/12/2023	£2,000 £4,129,700	CARING TOGETHER	towards the provision of counselling services to carers in Huntingdonshire, with the aim of extending the service
15/12/2023	£5,000	INSPIRE2IGNITE CIC	towards a life coaching and entrepreneurship programme for 16-24 year-olds across the county who are classed as NEET
14/12/2023	£1,000 £689,611	CITIZENS ADVICE RURAL CAMBS	Grant to Citizens Advice Rural Cambs
14/12/2023	£2,000 £1,328,737	CAMBRIDGE & DISTRICT CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU	Grant to Cambridge & District Citizens Advice Bureau
14/12/2023	£3,000 £145,565	CAMBRIDGE AID	Grant to Cambridge Aid
14/12/2023	£1,000 £366,030	CAMBRIDGE CITY FOODBANK	Grant to Cambridge City Foodbank
14/12/2023	£3,000	CHS GROUP	Grant to CHS Group
14/12/2023	£1,000 £351,681	PETERBOROUGH CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU	Grant to Peterborough Citizens Advice Bureau
13/12/2023	£110,000	EARTH & MIND CIC	towards staff and equipment to deliver 12 weeks of nature-based interventions for 144 high-frequency users of health services over 2 years including the extension of an existing of existing gardening and woodworking plus wildlife habitat management/ allotments and foraging courses
13/12/2023	£76,204 £407,165	LIGHT PROJECT PETERBOROUGH	to run the Homeless Health Peer Advocacy Service (HHPA) for 18 months - a training programme for people with lived experience of homelessness, to develop skills and knowledge to support others in their journey out of homelessness
13/12/2023	£85,641 £2,545,693	GROUNDWORK EAST, OPERATING LOCALLY AS GROUNDWORK CAMBRIDGESHIRE & PETERBOROUGH	to deliver an 18 month pilot of a programme of dynamic outdoor activities in the most in need areas of Yaxley including family outdoor play, family food growing courses, outdoor gym and buggy fitness benefitting 5,729 people
13/12/2023	£150,000 £297,000	HEAD TO TOE CHARITY	to launch an innovative new 3-year long Community Butterfly Service for 1,500 in our region, starting in Peterborough which will recruit and offer voluntary one-to-one support to end of life patients, providing company and support to people who have few visitors, or whose family/ friends need respite, whist easing pressure on community nurses and hospital staff
13/12/2023	£52,746 £232,647	CAMBRIDGE ETHNIC COMMUNITY FORUM	to recruit a team of community volunteer health ambassadors (30 over 18 months) to address long term health inequalities for 850 Black and Minoritised Ethnic (BME) people, including migrant and refugee communities, through grassroots community engagement and cultural intelligence training in health settings like GPs
13/12/2023	£150,000 £10,490,000	ORMISTON FAMILIES	to support 360 children with pre and post bereavement counselling improving their mental health and overall wellbeing
13/12/2023	£100,000 £1,798,602	THE FERRY PROJECT	to deliver a programme of creative activities designed to build confidence and deliver low-key mental health and wellbeing support to 1,500 vulnerable people in Wisbech including those who are homeless or from migrant communities
13/12/2023	£100,000 £566,319	VIVA ARTS AND COMMUNITY GROUP	to run an East Cambs wide partnership project allowing 11 partners to deliver a community project over 2 years aimed at 700 people living with dementia
13/12/2023	£3,170 £5,615,000	NENE PARK TRUST	towards setting up the 'Window Wanderland through Eye' project, which aims to create a festival of light and colour where residents turn the buildings of the Eye into a magical outdoor gallery of unique displays - benefitting 1000 people
13/12/2023	£9,311 £662,634	RAMSEY NEIGHBOURHOODS TRUST	to deliver a programme of community walks over 3 years, reaching 150 vulnerable people and encouraging them to be proactive in addressing their own health needs through gentle exercise and socialising with other local people
13/12/2023	£98,438 £386,763	PETERBOROUGH WOMEN'S AID	to deliver two programmes over 21 months to 150 children and young people, one offering trauma support to primary school children impacted by domestic abuse, the other to raise awareness and provide education about domestic abuse and exploitation to secondary school/sixth formers
13/12/2023	£35,960 £308,744	CAMBRIDGE ACORN PROJECT	to develop a partnership Street-Level Wellbeing Support System (SLWSS) in Abbey, Cambridge along with Abbey People and Cambridge United Foundation, which will include a weekly community wellbeing drop-in offering therapeutic support to 120 adults and children over a period of two years
12/12/2023	£990 £24,335	MARCH ACADEMY FC	to pay for new coaches and volunteers at March FC to undertake the FA induction training course
12/12/2023	£5,000	MARCH MAKE AND MEND	to get another building so that further bench space can be made available and for the hire of a FACT bus to collect and return beneficiaries
12/12/2023	£3,000	RKA GLOVE UP CIC	towards the costs of delivering boxing and fitness sessions at YPM on behalf of BeeHive Mindful Hive, at RKA premises for the over 50's and at some local children's homes
12/12/2023	£4,500	FITNESS RUSH COMMUNITY CIC	to use a mobile fitness facility to provide tailored fitness classes to 48 older people living independently and not in care facilities
12/12/2023	£4,000	1ST DODDINGTON SCOUT GROUP	to fund a training camp for those individuals who are attending an international camp in 2024, and to buy equipment for water activities for 140 young people to participate in
12/12/2023	£5,000 £674,819	FENLAND ASSOCIATION FOR COMMUNITY TRANSPORT (FACT)	to build a 3m x 3m shed with solar panels and an electric hook up for organisations such as Citizen Advice to hold monthly sessions, offering help to those who need it
12/12/2023	£4,627 £733,294,000	THE NATIONAL TRUST	to support the expansion of the Damsons project, which enables People Living With Dementia (PLWD) to take part in healthy activities at Peckover House, using the heritage and history of the site to engage with participants
12/12/2023	£4,418	YOUTH TO YOUTH	to run a youth group for 15 young people aged 13-18 years old to learn life skills, such as time and money managements, communication, to improve self esteem through various activities
12/12/2023	£3,000	THE BEE MINDFUL HIVE	towards equipment and costs to deliver mindfulness, yoga and craft sessions for adults in March
12/12/2023	£4,980	FEN HANDS	to cover the costs of running support and activities sessions for families with children and young adults with complex disabilities
12/12/2023	£2,225	PHOENIX YOUTH PROVISION CIC (RISE YOUTH CLUB)	towards the cost of running the Rise Youth Club for neurodiverse young people
12/12/2023	£4,000	POLISH SUPPLEMENTARY SCHOOL	to cover session costs and rent for events run by the school
12/12/2023	£3,318	THE WILD HUB CIC	to support children and young people struggling with mental health issues around Wisbech through cognitive behaviour coaching and other mindfulness techniques - supporting 10 people
08/12/2023	£4,500	YOUTHS OF FENLAND C.I.C.	to provide a free wellbeing and counselling service for 100 young people living in Wisbech
08/12/2023	£4,307	WISBECH LITHUANIAN COMMUNITY	to run events such as craft days and outdoor cinemas for 200 local residents in cooperation with local Ukrainian, Bulgarian, Polish and other communities from Fenland together
08/12/2023	£4,000	WISBECH SUPPLEMENTARY LITHUANIAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE COMMUNITY SCHOOL-CLUB: LASELIS	to run after school sessions for two age groups of children in Wisbech to enable them to learn the Lithuanian language and culture
08/12/2023	£4,000	DIDIEJI POKST	to engage young people and adults in creative activities through drama, performing, dancing, acting, designing stage decorations and costumes, especially celebrating Lithuanian culture and heritage
08/12/2023	£4,870	PRISIJAUKINK SAVE	to deliver wellbeing sessions for Lithuanian speaking women in Wisbech, including yoga, relaxation, and craft sessions
08/12/2023	£4,745	WISBECH YOUTH CLUB	to hire a room and provide activities at a youth club for 15 young people aged 12-18
07/12/2023	£500	WILBURTON FOOTBALL CLUB	towards new goals or other football equipment for the local village teams
06/12/2023	£4,725	TURTLE DOVE CAMBRIDGE CIC	to fund monthly skills and training mentoring sessions for 15-20 disadvantaged young women for 12 months
06/12/2023	£4,283 £84,397	CAMBRIDGE ONLINE	to deliver weekly IT workshops for 6 months to support 72 homeless and vulnerably-housed people to learn essential IT and job application skills
30/11/2023	£5,000 £448,000	EAST OF ENGLAND WISBECH CLUSTER COMMUNITY FIRST RESPONDERS	to purchase new first responder full kit bag and uniform including defibrillator
30/11/2023	£9,095 £20,370	GEDNEY HILL AND DISTRICT MEMORIAL HALL	to equip the drama club (35 children aged 6-12) with lighting equipment to put on theatrical productions twice a year for the benefit of the children, their families and the village
30/11/2023	£2,281 £35,778	PARSON DROVE AMENITIES 95	to purchase crockery and cutlery to provide meals for evening events and lunches for 80 needy people
30/11/2023	£10,000	PARSON DROVE PARISH COUNCIL	towards benches, bollards and planters to create a safe pedestrianised access to the school and also create spaces for people to sit by the newly installed Lancaster Memorial benefitting 3,000 local residents
30/11/2023	£12,000	ALDERMAN PAYNE PRIMARY SCHOOL	to build a cover for the Reception outdoor space in order that 101 children can access the outdoor environment all year round, even if the weather is poor
30/11/2023	£10,000	WISBECH ST MARY PARISH COUNCIL	to rejuvenate Guyhirn pond including dredging and aquatic replanting for the benefit of 200 local residents
30/11/2023	£10,000	WHAPLODE DROVE & GEDNEY HILL BOWLS CLUB	towards the purchase and installation of a disabled / ladies / gents portable toilet cabin which will be permanently located adjacent to the bowling green site
30/11/2023	£3,500	MOULTON CHAPEL FOOTBALL CLUB	to fund new equipment for the football club, benefitting 500 people
30/11/2023	£3,532 £11,096,000	DIDDINGTON PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL	to fund a new sound system for the church building, in order to facility more community events in the village - benefitting 100 people
30/11/2023	£11,340	SUTTON ST EDMUND PARISH COUNCIL	to enhance the current play area with the addition of additional equipment - swings and an outdoor table tennis table
30/11/2023	£5,000 £910,864	CARE NETWORK CAMBRIDGESHIRE	to make small grants invoice 534
30/11/2023	£10,000 £910,864	CARE NETWORK CAMBRIDGESHIRE	to make small grants
30/11/2023	£2,500	PARSON DROVE STREET PRIDE GROUP	to replace the statement 4 metre carved tree at the centre of the village, which depicts the history of the village and unfortunately now requires replacing benefitting 2,000 residents
29/11/2023	£4,250	ALCONBURY BROOK FLOOD GROUP	to continue funding the wireless LORAWAN network which collects small packets of data and transfers them to a computer server in Cambridge - benefitting 2000 people
29/11/2023	£1,600	BUCKWORTH CRICKET CLUB	to connect to the cricket club facilities to the new sewage scheme offered by Anglian Water. benefitting 100 club members, local residents and visitors
29/11/2023	£5,000	EASTON PARISH COUNCIL	towards the costs of constructing a permanent car park for people wishing to use the facilities - benefitting 160 people
29/11/2023	£2,900 £56,978	ALCONBURY RECREATION FIELD CHARITY	to fund a set of new wheeled full-sized, moveable goalposts, so that multiple teams can play on the same pitch - benefitting 300 people
29/11/2023	£1,395	THE ALCONBURY CARPET BOWLS CLUB	to purchase a replacement carpet and bowls for the benefit of 24 people
27/11/2023	£12,000	ALL SAINTS CHURCH, TILBROOK PCC	to repair stonework and glazing at All Saints Church Tilbrook (Grade I listed)
27/11/2023	£800 £26,035	SAWSTON YOUTH GROUP	to fund two months' worth of First Aid training for 15 young people, aged 14-18
24/11/2023	£6,000	FULBOURN PRIMARY SCHOOL	to set up appropriate access and storage of loose parts play for 287 children to engage in meaningful play opportunities
22/11/2023	£1,400 £38,647	THE OFFORDS RECREATION HUT (OFFORD VILLAGE HALL)	to contribute towards the redecoration of the main entrance foyer area, benefitting 100 people
22/11/2023	£2,000 £29,125	YELLING VILLAGE HALL	towards the upgrade and refurbishment of the seating facilities and patio for the village hall, benefitting 150 people
22/11/2023	£9,743	GRAVELEY PARISH COUNCIL	towards the refurbishment of the village hall, which will benefit 210 people
22/11/2023	£5,000 £3,639	GREAT PAXTON RECREATION GROUND	to fund a replacement ride on mower - benefitting 800 people
17/11/2023	£1,000	SAFE SOULMATES	to fund 4 hours a month for 2 staff members to organise sport socials, benefitting 20 people
17/11/2023	£2,862	SEW POSITIVE	to support 30 people, potentially including Ukrainian refugees, through sewing activities
17/11/2023	£5,000	TOGETHER CULTURE C.I.C.	to recruit 6 young people (NEET or at risk of becoming NEET) to take part in a Creative Entrepreneur training programme and then help facilitate design sessions in the new Citizen Studio
17/11/2023	£1,000 £688,854	CAM SIGHT	to offer emotional support for 80 people with impaired vision - including access to counselling and support with mental wellbeing
15/11/2023	£13,500 £281,490	GLADSTONE DISTRICT COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION	to fund projects which raise awareness within communities that are hesitant about engaging with health services due to a lack of understanding and language / digital barriers - benefitting 600 people
15/11/2023	£3,920 £662,634	RAMSEY NEIGHBOURHOODS TRUST	to provide a year-long programme of activities for 250 young people to help them cope better with anxieties, reducing escalation of emotional, behavioural and physical health issues
15/11/2023	£13,500	MERIDIAN PCN	to fund Fibricheck technology to patients of Meridian PCN, to enable patients to monitor their heart rhythms, with the aim of increasing the early diagnosis of CVD and stroke prevention - benefitting 2000 people
13/11/2023	£3,499 £150,259	NICOLAUS COPERNICUS PETERBOROUGH POLISH SCHOOL	to continue to operate a Parent Community Café which will be available to 100 parents and other members of the Polish community each week who would otherwise experience physical and cultural isolation
13/11/2023	£4,970 £207,533	HOME-START CAMBRIDGESHIRE	to support families and children to socialise and providing communal activities for 30 people
13/11/2023	£4,626 £156,295	MEADOWS CHILDREN AND FAMILY WING	to provide a 10-week Freedom Forever Programme Course for 18 women who are survivors of domestic abuse
10/11/2023	£20,000 £566,319	VIVA ARTS AND COMMUNITY GROUP	to install solar panels at Viva Theatre in Soham
06/11/2023	£2,664	DIGITAL PEOPLE IN PETERBOROUGH CIC	to organise and deliver a series of 12 monthly free-to-attend digital skills workshops and educational events for adults who are facing mental health difficulties and isolation - benefitting 360 people
06/11/2023	£4,210	READ EASY FENLAND	towards training 15 new coaches to teach new readers to learn to read, as well as holding monthly walk-in sessions and other events to publicise the Read Easy programme - benefitting 15 people
06/11/2023	£10,500 £547,757	PETALS	to provide specialist psychological support for bereaved families in Peterborough and Cambridgeshire - benefitting 21 people
03/11/2023	£2,000 £3,679,008	CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION	to continue funding the Junction's Total Arts programme, which provides opportunities for young people with disabilities to take on mentoring roles at the workshops delivered to education providers - benefitting 18 people
01/11/2023	£6,000	WIMBLINGTON BOWLS CLUB	towards replacing the old and patched up leaking roof of the pavilion for the benefit of 200 local residents and visiting bowls teams
01/11/2023	£3,750	1ST DODDINGTON SCOUT GROUP	towards buying equipment (marquees, tables and chairs, etc) to help facilitate Scout activities and events - benefitting 140 people
01/11/2023	£6,000	WIMBLINGTON PARISH COUNCIL	to build a ninja trail for local teenagers to use in the War Memorial Play Field
01/11/2023	£1,555	PETERBOROUGH CITY COUNCIL	towards specialist seating for recipient
31/10/2023	£6,550 £1,794,301	PRISONERS' EDUCATION TRUST	to support the rehabilitation process of 10 prisoner learners in cambridgeshire
25/10/2023	£3,439	DIGITAL PEOPLE IN PETERBOROUGH CIC	to run a Quiet Hour and Sensory Zone at Peterborough STEM Festival for young people with additional needs
18/10/2023	£1,928 £3,060,517	CENTRE 33	to provide recreational activities for young carers - benefitting 35 people
18/10/2023	£3,910 £66,870	FUSION YOUTH PROJECTS CIO	to fund activities of volunteers youth club for one year - benefitting 35 people
17/10/2023	£5,000	NEW MEANING FOUNDATION	towards purchasing equipment and tools to delivery plumbing and joinery courses - benefitting 20 people
17/10/2023	£2,004 £495,511	CAMBRIDGE SPORT LAKES TRUST	to enable volunteers and site staff to carry out conservation work on over-mature reedbed and improve biodiversity at Milton Country Park
17/10/2023	£10,000 £5,395	SUFFOLK WILDLIFE TRUST	towards the purchase of a larger and more efficient reed-cutter to benefit nine different nature reserves
17/10/2023	£10,000 £6,727,010	NORFOLK WILDLIFE TRUST	towards the purchase of specialist equipment (hedge trimmer) to support the wider management plan to restore ghost pingos and associated habitats adjacent to Thompson's Common
17/10/2023	£5,000 £547,757	PETALS	to provide specialist psychological support for 10 bereaved families in and around Chelmsford
17/10/2023	£8,000 £733,294,000	THE NATIONAL TRUST	to purchase a forestry mulcher to help manage wetland habitat at Wicken Fen
17/10/2023	£5,000 £308,744	CAMBRIDGE ACORN PROJECT	towards opening a new satellite hub in the King’s Hedges ward to meet the rapidly increasing need for children and families to access long-term, holistic mental health support
17/10/2023	£5,000	ENTERPRISE EAST GROUP CIC	towards developing and maintaining a new community allotment at Cornell Court, using a rooftop greenhouse and a section of the garden, and run accessible "Plot to Plate" workshops teaching both gardening and cooking skills. The focus will be on helping participants overcome social isolation and increase their confidence and mental health - benefitting 200 people
10/10/2023	£10,000 £285,225	EVOLVE COUNSELLING (FORMERLY CAMBRIDGESHIRE CONSULTANCY IN COUNSELLING)	to provide 222 subsidised cost counselling sessions to c.20 individuals in the Peterborough area, over a 12 month period
10/10/2023	£16,950 £1,434,509	CAMBRIDGESHIRE DEAF ASSOCIATION	to host Feel the Force Day, an accessible event for people with disabilities and their carers, with a focus on addressing health inequalities and improving health outcomes
10/10/2023	£15,952 £1,096,602	THE FROGLIFE TRUST	to deliver an ecotherapy project in deprived Peterborough communities to improve community engagement and build skills and self-esteem through an extensive volunteer and trainee programme focused on wildlife conservation
10/10/2023	£10,000 £100,400	ARTS & MINDS	to recruit a Peterborough-based Project Co-ordinator who will develop two Arts on Prescription programmes to support the people on waiting lists for mental health support through art therapy
10/10/2023	£10,315 £297,000	HEAD TO TOE CHARITY	to provide the Cavell Centre with an interactive Cardio Wall on wheels that can be moved around the hospital to give inpatients access to safe, structured evidence-based interventions which benefit physical health
10/10/2023	£5,990 £1,066,730	LIVING SPORT	to expand the 'Dragons Den' programme to 4 targeted secondary schools in Peterborough to give 200 disadvantaged young people the opportunity to learn about and design an extra curricular sports or physical activity and then pitch their idea to a panel
10/10/2023	£8,400 £49,364	MARY'S CHILD	to support running costs for a community café in Stanground which provides essential community support
10/10/2023	£4,500 £4,622,040	OASIS COMMUNITY HOUSING	towards a residential and integration project for Ukrainian refugee families in Peterborough including support for language, benefits, education and health needs
10/10/2023	£11,950 £10,490,000	ORMISTON FAMILIES	to support women who have had children removed from them in disadvantaged areas in the East of England, benefitting 15 people
10/10/2023	£3,600 £386,763	PETERBOROUGH WOMEN'S AID	to run the weekly group, Women Warriors, for a year, which provides mental health and wellbeing support for survivors of domestic abuse
10/10/2023	£2,983	PRISONER SUPPORT SERVICES CIC	to fund ongoing weekly workshops for young females to help them on the road to recovery, with a focus on independent living skills - benefitting 60 people
10/10/2023	£2,834	RIGHT RESOLUTION CIC	to provide 65 festive food parcels, 50 festive gifts, a Christmas meal and party games to care leavers and their children
10/10/2023	£20,000 £433,306	YOUNG PEOPLE'S COUNSELLING SERVICE (YPCS)	to deliver free one-to-one therapy to young people in Peterborough, Yaxley and Whittlesey, involving up to 12 sessions that are tailored to each young person's needs
05/10/2023	£2,600 £693,093	WYSING ARTS CENTRE	to enable Wysing’s Creative Youth Council to co-programme and co-run a free Youth Festival for their peers, largely marginalised young people living in rural Cambridgeshire
05/10/2023	£2,000 £26,060	CAMBRIDGE BREASTFEEDING ALLIANCE CIO	to provide weekly free breastfeeding support sessions at Ross St Community Centre, for c1,200 people over one year
05/10/2023	£8,871 £5,544,193	CAMBRIDGE ARTS THEATRE	to enable disadvantaged children and young people with diverse needs to see the Arts Theatre's annual pantomime
05/10/2023	£2,500 £421,073	ACCURO	towards running a Saturday play group for children with disabilities in Saffron Walden
03/10/2023	£9,600 £61,719	OBLIQUE ARTS	towards an advocacy and support project for members of the Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities to enable them to secure housing, education and benefits
19/09/2023	£4,247	NEW MEANING FOUNDATION	to buy catering equipment for delivery for the Table Community Café, which will employ and train young people in the NEET category
19/09/2023	£2,089 £32,341,977	MAKING SPACE	to support vulnerable unpaid carers in Cambridgeshire by providing them with funding for breaks from their caring responsibilities
11/09/2023	£3,000 £289,862	BURWELL COMMUNITY PRINT CENTRE	towards the cost of support staff who provide work-based skills training to adults with learning disabilities in Burwell Community Print Centre
11/09/2023	£2,000	STOW CUM QUY PARISH COUNCIL	towards new play equipment at Stow cum Quy recreation ground
11/09/2023	£1,000 £13,346	HASLINGFIELD CHOIR	towards the cost of presenting a concert in December 2023 in Haslingfield for 150 attendees
11/09/2023	£2,000	SANDY HILL COMMUNITY PROJECT CENTRE C.I.C.	to offer nature based health activity sessions in Cottenham for 5 young people and adults struggling with mental health or well being
11/09/2023	£4,169 £467,027	BRANCHING OUT	to install a new polytunnel at the Branching Out site in Littleport, enabling 38 vulnerable adults to work on horticultural projects all year round
11/09/2023	£2,275 £993,624	CAMBRIDGE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE	to support c.50 volunteers working to improve Cambridge's green spaces including habitat management, distribution of fruit to food banks and installation of bat boxes
11/09/2023	£3,000 £1,098,368	WINTERCOMFORT	towards increasing the hours and expanding the job description of Wintercomfort's Housing Advisor
11/09/2023	£5,000 £382,110	TOM’S TRUST	towards a transition practitioner post for Addenbrookes Hospital who will provide mental health support to teenagers who have been through brutal treatment for their brain tumours
07/09/2023	£3,000 £366,030	CAMBRIDGE CITY FOODBANK	towards the ongoing costs of running Cambridge City Foodbank
04/09/2023	£19,920 £123,702	ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST CHURCH WATERBEACH	to replace an area of the roof, carry out recommended repairs and install a new lightning conductor at St John the Evangelist Church in Waterbeach (Grade II*)
04/09/2023	£16,000	STOW CUM QUY PARISH COUNCIL	to replace worn out play equipment and add new inclusive items at Stow cum Quy recreation ground
04/09/2023	£22,200	ST PETER'S CHURCH, DUXFORD PCC	to replace the temporary felt roof of St Peter's Church Duxford (Grade I listed) with terne-coated stainless steel following the theft of the lead roof
01/09/2023	£2,000	NEW MEANING FOUNDATION	towards the purchase of electric bikes to be used for food delivery for the Table Community Café in East Chesterton
01/09/2023	£2,000	THE EDGE CAFé CIC	to purchase a replacement dishwasher and a freezer, which are essential to keep the commercial kitchen running and support the business function upon which all activity for the community benefits are based
01/09/2023	£2,000 £3,996	LOVE MILL ROAD	towards the cost of delivering the Mill Road Fringe programme of community and arts events for 2023-4
24/08/2023	£4,000 £472,560	FROZEN LIGHT	towards the Autumn 2023 tour of the new production, 'The Bar at The Edge of Time’, at Cambridge Junction and The Key (Peterborough) reaching 120 people with profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD), carers and companions
24/08/2023	£1,000 £1,492,937	EMMAUS CAMBRIDGE	towards running costs
22/08/2023	£20,000	ST IVES HOCKEY CLUB	to install pitch shelters and storage as part of the pitch refurbishment at St Ives Hockey Club
21/08/2023	£7,042	SIN CRU	towards refurbishment of an existing office to create an accessible practice space for young trainees and the wider community, and a training programme and community outreach days
02/08/2023	£1,000	A DAY AT THE BEACH	to hold Late Summer at the Beach, a series of free and accessible art and cultural events for the local community of Waterbeach and surrounding villages
27/07/2023	£9,492 £1,615,986	THE BACA CHARITY	towards the cost of a new Administrator to support Baca Charity's work with 16 young unaccompanied minors and forced migrants in Cambridge
27/07/2023	£15,000	PROPERTY ANGELS CIC	towards furniture, flooring and other support for 20 families who have been re-homed due to domestic abuse
27/07/2023	£3,742 £84,397	CAMBRIDGE ONLINE	to run a pilot programme of weekly after school courses in creative technology in East Cambs (Littleport) to improve the skills, reduce loneliness and create community for 36 disadvantaged young people
27/07/2023	£3,000 £4,129,700	CARING TOGETHER	to support the continued provision of confidential counselling to c.140 unpaid adult carers across Cambridgeshire
27/07/2023	£218,606 £301,847	CAMBRIDGE COMMUNITY ARTS	to expand the Creative Fenland project which engages socially isolated people through arts and crafts activities designed for mental wellbeing, and involves development of a volunteer network, creative courses and workshops
26/07/2023	£12,626 £3,679,008	CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION	towards essential roof repairs to enable Cambridge Junction to continue to deliver charitable education and creative activities for marginalised young people with complex needs
25/07/2023	£2,400 £14,501,000	BREAK	to continue running the Aspire to Be programme for 26 young people in care or care leavers
25/07/2023	£5,000 £10,490,000	ORMISTON FAMILIES	towards the Breaking Barriers service that supports children and young people aged 4-19 years who are struggling to cope with the imprisonment of a close family member
21/07/2023	£322,737 £272,284	CAMBRIDGE COUNCIL FOR VOLUNTARY SERVICE	to run a large project that will increase supply and demand of volunteering across Fenland using a new volunteering portal, Volunteer Cambs
20/07/2023	£46,601 £674,819	FENLAND ASSOCIATION FOR COMMUNITY TRANSPORT (FACT)	to continue running the Mobile Community Hub in Fenland to reach communities that cannot get to the March site providing a Community Fridge, Befriending Clubs and volunteer opportunities within rural areas
20/07/2023	£32,060 £10,490,000	ORMISTON FAMILIES	towards the fortnightly Fenland Stronger Together parent group, which provides essential support for parents and carers of children with additional needs or disabilities who may be experiencing isolation
20/07/2023	£63,600 £1,798,602	THE FERRY PROJECT	to continue running the 'Swap Don't Shop' initiative and the Donations Hub facility, which also involves a time swap sessions and volunteering opportunities
19/07/2023	£69,542	LITTLE MIRACLES CIO (FENLAND)	to provide a weekly & school holiday programme, ‘Get Up and Go,’ to support Fenland families that have children with additional needs, disabilities, and life-limiting conditions, also a series of social engagement and volunteer training opportunities
19/07/2023	£5,000	SHEDDERS AND FIXERS	to buy and install a former shipping container at the Shedders and Fixers site to enable welding and soldering workshops to be delivered for c.80 members, volunteers and members of the public
19/07/2023	£2,001	JG NEXT GENERATION CIC	to host an open morning at March community centre to showcase the new free health and fitness activities which will be offered there
19/07/2023	£2,455	CHRISTCHURCH SHORT MAT BOWLS CLUB	to purchase 2 x New Short Mats for our bowls club to replace 2 x old mats that were donated to us and which are worn and difficult to play on
19/07/2023	£159,392 £1,069,589	CAMBRIDGESHIRE ACRE	to create 10 Fenland community hubs (CLRs) to support vulnerable, isolated and chronically lonely people and increase volunteering opportunities
19/07/2023	£82,676 £307,709	ROSMINI CENTRE WISBECH	to provide a Lunch Club, Friendship Group and Conversational English Language Group to address food poverty, reduce social isolation and engage volunteers, particularly those from migrant communities
19/07/2023	£191,620 £446,203	THE KITE TRUST	to tackle loneliness amongst two key at risk groups, LGBTQ+ community and those aged 16-34, through two distinct volunteering programmes
10/07/2023	£32,954 £3,060,517	CENTRE 33	towards the Young Carers Voices project which will provide young carers with opportunities to influence decisions made that impact all young carers living in Cambridgeshire & Peterborough
06/07/2023	£3,500 £2,322,436	RE-ENGAGE (FORMERLY CONTACT-THE-ELDERLY)	towards an Engagement Officer to recruit, train and support volunteers, and work with new and existing partners across Cambridgeshire to support lonely and socially isolated older people to access our free services
06/07/2023	£18,000	NEW MEANING FOUNDATION	towards employing a construction professional and tutor (Team 2) to help disadvantaged young people to learn skills building a modular community café
06/07/2023	£7,500 £696,267	SOMETHING TO LOOK FORWARD TO	to fund the service costs of delivering support for people affected by cancer poverty in Cambridgeshire
06/07/2023	£3,400 £123,309	CAMBRIDGE RARE DISEASE NETWORK	to provide enrichment activities such as swimming, climbing and inclusive sports as well as visits to spend time with animals such as the Raptor Foundation, shepreth wildllife park and horse riding for up to 160 children with rare diseases and their carers
06/07/2023	£1,500	CAMBRIDGE HANDS-ON SCIENCE (CHAOS)	towards the costs of 'Crash, Bang, Squelch!' and Winter Roadshow programmes which take STEM experiments and demonstrations in a fun and exciting way to 3,000 Children and Young People who would not normally experience them, which this year includes a week's camp to reach out to schools across the county that are too far too access during term time
06/07/2023	£7,000	CAMBRIDGESHIRE OLDER PEOPLE'S ENTERPRISE (COPE)	to help deliver the Talking Together programme to combat loneliness and isolation for 222 older adults in Cambridgeshire
06/07/2023	£10,500 £4,129,700	CARING TOGETHER	to support the continued provision of confidential counselling to c.140 unpaid adult carers across Cambridgeshire
06/07/2023	£3,000 £547,757	PETALS	to fund 37 counselling sessions for parents who have lost a pregnancy
06/07/2023	£8,000 £1,098,368	WINTERCOMFORT	to hold twice weekly evenings of activities for 40 homeless and vulnerably house women
28/06/2023	£2,120	RIGHT RESOLUTION CIC	to deliver seven drop-in sessions for 50 young people who are care leavers, one per month and one each in the autumn and winter half terms
28/06/2023	£4,000 £21,902	HIGH HERITAGE	to support children and young people through grief with counselling and art therapy
28/06/2023	£3,345	FAMILIES FIRST PETERBOROUGH CIC	to deliver 25 play sessions in Orton Goldhay for 150 children
20/06/2023	£4,000 £182,565	CAMCARE UK	to offer 10 minibus trips and healthy eating cookery workshops for older people to support their wellbeing by providing opportunities for social interaction, physical activity, and mental health support
16/06/2023	£20,000	ST NEOTS RUGBY CLUB	to replace toilets at St Neots Rugby Club to ensure they are fully accessible and modern
15/06/2023	£4,000 £457,795	GATEHOUSE CARING IN EAST ANGLIA	to pilot an online mindfulness group for 15 adults over 65, delivered by a clinical psychologist, focusing specifically on the loneliness hotspots identified by Age UK
14/06/2023	£4,000 £114,183	HUNTS COMMUNITY CANCER NETWORK CHARITY (HCCN) CIO	to continue the project to address Personalised Care and access barriers within the community of people who have experienced a cancer diagnosis
14/06/2023	£4,000 £123,309	CAMBRIDGE RARE DISEASE NETWORK	to hold a pilot workshop with YP with rare diseases to vocalise their needs without words to create a blueprint that is meaningful to them and will shape future organisation strategy
14/06/2023	£4,000 £135,269	STEEL BONES	to conduct a 12-week pilot of 121 support, confidence workshops, mediation workshops and wellbeing coaching sessions with amputees
14/06/2023	£4,000	ILLUMINATE CHARITY CIO	to progress the ‘Confidence for Change’ programme to include mental health life coaching sessions for 12 disadvantaged people to empower them to identify and create realistic goals, explore person centred opportunities, build confidence and resilience, improve connection and mental health / wellbeing
14/06/2023	£4,000 £308,744	CAMBRIDGE ACORN PROJECT	to trial 4 pilot cases using the Flexible Funding mode to support CYP who have experienced trauma by creating a co-produced package of support
05/06/2023	£1,600 £21,902	HIGH HERITAGE	to run a six-month project supporting 20 young people with Black heritage to celebrate and look after their hair
05/06/2023	£4,278 £84,397	CAMBRIDGE ONLINE	to run a pilot programme of weekly after school courses in creative technology to improve the skills, reduce loneliness and create community for 36 disadvantaged young people in Soham
31/05/2023	£2,060	GEDNEY HILL JUBILEE ART GROUP	to provide a weekly self-supporting, cooperative Art Group for 100 adults using art to relieve isolation and aid people with mental health and disability issues with their daily lives
31/05/2023	£10,000	THORNEY PARISH COUNCIL	to extend the refurbished pavilion to accommodate more sporting facilities in the community with facilities for food, drinks and a meeting area
31/05/2023	£4,790	WHAPLODE DROVE BADMINTON CLUB	to refresh the floor in Whaplode Drove sports hall to improve the visibility of the lines required for a badminton court and make it more appealing for people hiring the hall for events
31/05/2023	£5,698	SUTTON ST EDMUND PARISH COUNCIL	to install 2 speed indicator devices at opposite ends of the main area of the Parish
31/05/2023	£6,200	FRIENDS OF ST JOHN'S PARSON DROVE	to offer a programme of events which aim to bring the local communities together as well as offer something different for households facing financial challenges
30/05/2023	£10,000 £15,460	GREAT WILBRAHAM PARENT TEACHER AND FRIENDS ASSOCIATION	to create an engaging and stimulating outdoor area that will benefit both the children in their learning and development, and teachers who rely on outdoor play areas to deliver fantastic learning experiences
30/05/2023	£8,059	BRINKLEY PARISH COUNCIL	to replace the old play area on Beechcroft for the use of 300 local children and young people
26/05/2023	£38,400 £229,474	CAMBRIDGE BUDDHIST CENTRE	towards comprehensive repointing and brickwork repairs at the Cambridge Buddhist Centre, a Grade II* listed building which is one of only four surviving Georgian theatres in the country
26/05/2023	£10,326 £7,864	CATWORTH VILLAGE HALL	to install solar panels and batteries, improve accessibility and create storage at Catworth Village Hall
26/05/2023	£39,800	WITCHAM PARISH COUNCIL	to replace the playground equipment at Witcham village green
26/05/2023	£10,800	WENTWORTH PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL	to replace the heaters and replace furniture in the only community hall in Wentworth (part of the church building)
26/05/2023	£44,276 £164,817,000	THE ROYAL SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF BIRDS	to improve wetland habitats at RSPB Fen Drayton Lakes nature reserve by installing a solar powered pump to maintain water levels and a cattle handling corral and fencing to support effective grazing management
22/05/2023	£1,000 £590,281	ROWAN	toward Rowan's core and operational costs
19/05/2023	£19,638	WILBURTON PARISH COUNCIL	to install a new two-bay cricket net practice facility on 'The Rec' at Wilburton, to meet demand in the local community as well as cricket club members
18/05/2023	£5,000 £147,800	CONNECTED LIVES	towards core costs to keep established services going, particularly funding the parenting courses run in Trumpington, providing mental health and wellbeing support to local people
18/05/2023	£3,000 £1,410,678	CHILD BRAIN INJURY TRUST	towards core and operational costs of the Child Brain Injury Trust in Cambridgeshire
18/05/2023	£2,000 £10,490,000	ORMISTON FAMILIES	towards core costs for the Cambridgeshire based STARS childhood bereavement service
18/05/2023	£4,500 £308,744	CAMBRIDGE ACORN PROJECT	to carry out an additional 30 holistic inequality assessments with CYP and families in the next year, ensuring that they subsequently access an individually designed bespoke therapeutic programme designed to meet their need and to support their recovery from trauma
17/05/2023	£10,580 £10,903,893	KEEP BRITAIN TIDY	to fund the Pennywort Alert project for a further 12 months and expand into three new areas – Cambridgeshire (River Cam), Essex (River Chelmer) and Suffolk (Trinity Broads)
17/05/2023	£14,996 £2,808,071	BEDFORDSHIRE RURAL COMMUNITIES CHARITY	to extend the Himalayan Balsam eradication project to the Upper and Bedford Ouse, employing contractors to undertake removal and working with volunteers to educate the public
17/05/2023	£11,129 £177,632	RIVER WAVENEY TRUST	to recruit and train more volunteer River Wardens to survey a 26km stretch of the River Waveney and continue Floating Pennywort removal over a 2.6km stretch worst affected by the species
17/05/2023	£1,500 £7,596	UK CHINESE WOMEN CONNECT ASSOCIATION	to run language and job skills training, including CV writing and interview techniques, for members of the Chinese community
17/05/2023	£6,400	ANGLING TRUST	to run three floating pennywort removal events on the River Witham
16/05/2023	£3,200	ALCONBURY CE PRIMARY SCHOOL	to train at lease two members of staff as Emotional Literacy Support assistants (ELSA) by the LA to benefit the mental health of over 200 pupils
16/05/2023	£3,475 £56,978	ALCONBURY RECREATION FIELD CHARITY	to carry out ground improvement measures on the recreation field including new netting framework, grass mesh reinforcement to overflow parking areas, and mesh fencing to stop balls
04/05/2023	£8,000 £181,464	CAMBRIDGE FILM TRUST	towards the delivery of the Trust's Educational Programme, which culminates in the annual Cambridge Film Festival (CFF) in October 2023, with initiatives for 370 young people aged 16 to 24
27/04/2023	£4,000 £1,396,170	CAMBRIDGE CYRENIANS	towards the Meaningful Activities Project providing practical support to help 80 residents engage with education, training and voluntary work and ultimately to successfully apply for jobs
27/04/2023	£3,456	YOUNG TECHNICIANS CIC	to run workshops during the summer holidays with 50 children and young people who are facing financial poverty, poor educational and employment opportunities and isolation
27/04/2023	£5,000 £433,306	YOUNG PEOPLE'S COUNSELLING SERVICE (YPCS)	to cover core costs to ensure continuation of current service and ensure all children and young people who access YPCS are able to get the support they need
27/04/2023	£3,000 £548,560	LIVING PAINTINGS	to contribute towards the costs of providing blind or partially sighted children living in Cambridgeshire with as many loans as they wish from our free postal library service of Touch to See books for 12 months
27/04/2023	£4,319 £621,334	LITTLE MIRACLES CIO (PETERBOROUGH)	to run a series of engagement activities in Huntingdonshire (Ramsey, St Neots, St Ives and Huntingdon) providing social and educational activities for 100 children, young people and families with additional needs, disabilities and life limiting conditions
27/04/2023	£6,000 £10,490,000	ORMISTON FAMILIES	towards core costs of the Breaking Barriers programme, an early intervention, preventative service that supports children and young people aged 4-19 years who are struggling to cope with the imprisonment of a close family member
26/04/2023	£4,000 £27,434	THE CAMBRIDGE RUSSIAN-SPEAKING SOCIETY	to continue to deliver ESOL classes for up to 45 new arrivals from Ukraine in Cambridgeshire
26/04/2023	£4,018 £14,501,000	BREAK	to enable 12 young people living in a Break care home, or using their leaving care services, to take part in a mass participation visual arts project culminating in a trail of sculptures around Cambridge
26/04/2023	£6,000	CHS GROUP	toward the Outreach Employment Advice Service (2 days a week) for people who are homeless or vulnerably housed in Cambridge, to enable them to get on in life and thrive
25/04/2023	£1,026 £91,152	URBAN UPRISING	to partner with the Galfrid School to deliver a climbing coaching programme for 25 children at risk of exclusion or dealing with other very difficult issues
25/04/2023	£7,500 £681	THOMAS MILLER CHARITY	to provide three information boards at the three main public access points to Portholme Meadow
25/04/2023	£4,968 £327,320	CHIPS-CHILDREN'S INTEGRATED PLAYSCHEMES	towards core costs for the activities supporting 27 SEND children attending the playsheme
25/04/2023	£5,000	THE EXPERT ON MYSELF (TEOM) CIC	to recruit 5 people in Cambridgeshire who are autistic, to plan and create a training programme around autism for organisations wishing to improve their services for people with autism
25/04/2023	£2,500 £910,864	CARE NETWORK CAMBRIDGESHIRE	towards the cost of delivering the Community Navigator service which supports people with a wide range of additional needs by signposting them to access help
25/04/2023	£5,000 £10,490,000	ORMISTON FAMILIES	to support the existing Mpower project in Fenland or Peterborough supporting vulnerable women who have had a child removed from their care
24/04/2023	£1,500	1220 (MARCH) SQUADRON AIR TRAINING CORPS	to provide a branded gazebo to [provide shelter for up to 40 cadets at events
24/04/2023	£4,000	WHITTLESEY TOWN COUNCIL	towards increased running costs (particularly energy and heating) to enable the town hall chambers to be used by community groups benefitting 175 people
24/04/2023	£4,000	PARKFIELD SPORTS CLUB	toward heating and lighting costs of Parkfield Sports Club
24/04/2023	£5,000 £666,211	ACTION FOR FAMILY CARERS	to organise and deliver an evening respite club for Young Carers in Chelmsford
24/04/2023	£6,000	WHITTLESEY ANGLING ASSOCIATION	replace 7 disabled platforms on a stretch of Whittlesey Dyke downstream from Ashline Sluice between the Road Bridge on Aliwal Road and Rail Bridge
24/04/2023	£4,000 £9,766	BENWICK VILLAGE HALL COMMITTEE	to support the ongoing revenue cost which have significantly increased over the last years and are set to increase over the next financial year to ensure that the village amenity is safeguarded for the community of Benwick and surrounding areas
24/04/2023	£2,000	DODDINGTON SHORT MAT BOWLS CLUB	to freshen and fix up equipment including the purchase of new short mat carpets to ensure 40 members can play a good quality game
24/04/2023	£4,000	WIMBLINGTON PARISH COUNCIL	towards cost of heat and light in Parish Hall
11/04/2023	£5,000 £819,940	PETERBOROUGH ASYLUM AND REFUGEE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION (PARCA)	to run a series of social and skills building activities for female migrants through a Women’s Group
11/04/2023	£10,750 £14,829	ADAM'S ROSE	to carry on providing bereavement support services including funded counselling sessions, grief journals and support groups
11/04/2023	£12,000 £597,782	ADFAM NATIONAL	to provide practical and emotional support for 30 kinship carers in Peterborough who are looking after children whose parents are drug/alcohol users through peer groups and one-to-one support
11/04/2023	£8,766 £1,757,580	BRITISH LIVER TRUST	to raise awareness of preventable liver disease and provide free liver scans, with immediate results, from a mobile unit in a high street location in Peterborough
11/04/2023	£4,820 £10,822	EAST TIMORESE ASSOCIATION PETERBOROUGH	to organise 8 summer holiday activities to bring community together from different nationalities to breakdown loneliness and to build a strong community together
11/04/2023	£5,000 £378,381	FAMILY VOICE PETERBOROUGH	to run free crafts sessions with 75 people from disadvantaged backgrounds to improve wellbeing and community
11/04/2023	£15,000 £35,736	GOOD NEIGHBOURS - RURAL PETERBOROUGH	towards staff costs of supporting vulnerable people in rural communities around Peterborough to reduce social isolation and loneliness, improve health and wellbeing and to support continued independence, enabling people to feel safer for longer in their own homes before needing care services
11/04/2023	£3,404 £21,902	HIGH HERITAGE	to continue monthly wellbeing session for 50 children and young people in a deprived area of Peterborough
11/04/2023	£3,400 £21,902	HIGH HERITAGE	to run sports activity club/s for 40 young people in a deprived area of Peterborough
11/04/2023	£19,080 £6,146,691	MAGPAS AIR AMBULANCE	to purchase a new Tempus Pro monitor to be used by the Advanced Practitioner (AP) care service across Cambridgeshire
11/04/2023	£2,000 £5,615,000	NENE PARK TRUST	to develop and sustain the ‘Orton Makers’ community group into a self-led, wellbeing focused, crafting group for 75 local residents in Orton
11/04/2023	£5,000	PETERBOROUGH MUMS UK	towards costs to run a table tennis club for local mums to improve health and wellbeing, provide community support and overcome loneliness
11/04/2023	£5,000	PETERBOROUGH TOWN CRICKET CLUB	to train volunteer coaches in first aid, safeguarding, mental heath first aid and cricket specific courses, and new equipment for the juniors
11/04/2023	£2,062	RIGHT RESOLUTION CIC	to facilitate a Fun Day for 40 young people who are care leavers and their children
11/04/2023	£11,100 £353,415	SEPSIS RESEARCH (FEAT) - SCIO	to carry out research to develop a more detailed understanding of the longer-term consequences of sepsis
11/04/2023	£4,527 £382,132	THE KIDSAID FOUNDATION	to facilitate group therapy for 24 children and parents from disadvantaged backgrounds, suffering from poor mental health
11/04/2023	£3,499 £72,619,682	WELLSPRING COMMUNITY CHURCH	to continue to operate a Well Café, expand Parish Nursing activities to offer full NHS health checks, health MOTs and mental health support (CPSL Mind), and run other advice sessions concerning fire safety, energy safety and community safety (scams awareness)
11/04/2023	£10,000	WORKING WITH THE MIND C.I.C	to develop mindful mental health and wellbeing programmes for 100 people from different marginalised groups in Peterborough
03/04/2023	£2,277 £95,101	CRRC CAMBRIDGE REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT CAMPAIGN	to support Ukrainian refugees with refurbished technology (laptops, tablets, phones) or household items when moving into their own homes
03/04/2023	£1,000 £1,492,937	EMMAUS CAMBRIDGE	towards running costs
31/03/2023	£1,000	ST JOHN AMBULANCE CAMBRIDGESHIRE	towards the purchase of the Community support unit which will be delivered fully kitted with lifesaving medical kit including defibrillator, first aid kit bag, trauma kit bag and gazebo
31/03/2023	£1,000 £3,679,008	CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION	to run both Total Arts and Total Arts Mini Bytes fortnightly sessions over 3 terms, engage with specialist schools and education providers to deliver artistic workshops, and to subsequently put on the Total Arts Film Festival to celebrate all the prior work benefitting 150 young people
30/03/2023	£2,000 £92,747	POWER2INSPIRE	toward the PowerHouseGames projects which work to promote inclusion, foster community cohesion or improve access to opportunities in sport
30/03/2023	£1,500	CHINESE COMMUNITY IN PETERBOROUGH	to run a health check in for members of the Chinese community, particularly those who struggle to engage with regular services
30/03/2023	£2,500 £16,752,450	EAST ANGLIAN AIR AMBULANCE	towards the work that the air ambulance crews do in Cambridgeshire
30/03/2023	£1,500 £182,565	CAMCARE UK	toward essential supplies and resources for the Festival of Lights celebration
30/03/2023	£2,400	CAMBRIDGE CITY COUNCIL	to put on a free summer concert series called 'Music in the Parks' which will aim to bring communities together
30/03/2023	£2,500 £6,146,691	MAGPAS AIR AMBULANCE	towards the costs of providing life saving care, in particular, the 3 core aspects of the helicopter, clinicians and pharmacy drugs and equipment
30/03/2023	£2,000 £353,748	ROAD VICTIMS TRUST	to support the service through volunteer expenses, room hire in community spaces for those who do not want counselling sessions in their own homes, and interpretation for those who do not speak English
30/03/2023	£4,000 £215,098	THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE POLICE SHRIEVALTY TRUST	to support at-risk people with an anti-social behaviour safety service including risk assessments and safety devices
30/03/2023	£2,000 £566,319	VIVA ARTS AND COMMUNITY GROUP	to provide weekly arts sessions for 5 - 18 year olds in music, dance and drama
30/03/2023	£2,000 £366,822	CAMBRIDGE COMMUNITY ARTS	to support 400 people facing disadvantage and social isolation through high quality arts activities
21/03/2023	£2,715	ILLUMINATE CHARITY CIO	to deliver nine Self Care zoom sessions every month to 40 adults who are unemployed and experiencing mental ill health in Cambridgeshire
21/03/2023	£5,945 £1,066,730	LIVING SPORT	to help create inclusive opportunities for social physical activity for 180 older people in rural villages of Fenland, to combat social isolation and poor health
17/03/2023	£5,000 £151,092	ELY FOODBANK	Grant to Ely Foodbank
16/03/2023	£7,844	GREAT PAXTON COMMUNITY VILLAGE SHOP LTD	to support ongoing maintenance of the local shop which also acts as a community hub
16/03/2023	£50,000	SOHAM & DISTRICT SPORTS ASSOCIATION	to replace the roof of the Ross Peers sports centre in Soham
10/03/2023	£2,000	SOCIAL ECHO NORTH HUNTINGDONSHIRE CIC	to set up a Men’s Shed project supporting residents of Farcet and Yaxley, offering a safe space for men to meet, make and share and combat isolation
10/03/2023	£15,000	ORCHARD PARK COMMUNITY COUNCIL	to fund a youth worker to build upon the work the Community Council and the Orchard Park Partnership have been doing to connect with 40 of our young people locally, reduce antisocial behaviour and improve life chances
10/03/2023	£13,300 £34,416,000	SSAFA CAMBRIDGESHIRE (SOLDIERS, SAILORS, AIRMEN, FAMILIES ASS)	to expand the support for SSAFA East of England regional hub in Cambridgeshire to provide an enhanced and value for money service to 225 of the Armed Forces community in the area
10/03/2023	£11,632 £2,545,693	GROUNDWORK EAST, OPERATING LOCALLY AS GROUNDWORK CAMBRIDGESHIRE & PETERBOROUGH	to deliver home energy-efficiency advice and support to 340 vulnerable households in Cambridge
10/03/2023	£2,000	SOHAM COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION	to support Soham to become a more dementia friendly place to live; helping people to live well with dementia and for them and their carers to continue to feel part of their community
10/03/2023	£14,730	JG NEXT GENERATION CIC	to run a targeted 10-week program to engage 104 young people not in education or training (NEET) or on the verge of being NEET
10/03/2023	£11,832	HOPE AGAINST POVERTY CIC	to provide advise and emergency support to South Cambridgeshire residents to be free from poverty and improve their health and wellbeing
10/03/2023	£15,000 £251,964	SPORTS CONNECTIONS FOUNDATION	to enable Sports Connections Foundation to recruit a new Youth Worker with experience in sport to establish and develop our Inspire through Sport programmes in Huntingdon and surrounding area benefitting 100 young people
10/03/2023	£14,567 £1,615,986	THE BACA CHARITY	to enable young asylum seekers to access Therapeutic Dance and Movement Sessions, helping them heal from their experience and creating an opportunity to thrive
10/03/2023	£15,000 £1,353,193	SWITCH180	to provide a free virtual mental health service offering targeted 1-1 counselling to 50 young people in Cambridgeshire
10/03/2023	£2,000	CAMBOURNE MEN'S SHED	to establish and operate Cambourne Men's Shed
10/03/2023	£14,577 £123,273	CAMBRIDGE CURIOSITY AND IMAGINATION	to deliver arts-in-nature nurture groups, bringing artists, therapists and school pastoral and inclusion teams together in primary and secondary schools in areas of disadvantage to benefit children and young people
10/03/2023	£5,070 £255,542	CAMBRIDGE WOMEN'S RESOURCES CENTRE	towards supporting people with the cost of living
10/03/2023	£15,000 £119,277	CAMTRUST	to provide a practical and supportive work experience programme, within the local community, to our clients who are adults with learning disabilities - by creating a new, part time, 1:1 work experience co-ordinator role
10/03/2023	£15,000 £590,281	ROWAN	to provide 1 to 6 week creative art programmes for young adults with learning disability, to discover and explore creative arts and nature, during school holidays, learning about opportunities available when transitioning to adulthood
10/03/2023	£15,000 £87,297	SHELFORD AND STAPLEFORD YOUTH INITIATIVE	to grow SSYI’s core work providing a safe space for social interaction, and direct support to 250 hard-to-reach vulnerable young people
10/03/2023	£5,383 £1,098,368	WINTERCOMFORT	towards supporting people with the cost of living
07/03/2023	£5,000 £547,925	NEWMARKET OPEN DOOR	Grant to Newmarket Open Door
06/03/2023	£7,961 £145,565	CAMBRIDGE AID	towards supporting people with the cost of living
03/03/2023	£1,000 £100,400	ARTS & MINDS	towards development work in East Cambridgeshire to bring creative programmes to local residents to support and develop healthier communities
03/03/2023	£3,825 £58,380	POSABILITY	to provide weekly exercise sessions at Ely Community Centre for people living with long-term neurological health conditions, such as Parkinson’s, MS or having survived a stroke
02/03/2023	£1,300	WISBECH SCHOOLS' PARTNERSHIP (WSP)	to deliver the annual Careers Convention 2024 for approximately 400 Year 6 children at primary schools in the Wisbech area, which is held at the local secondary school (Thomas Clarkson Academy)
02/03/2023	£3,094	READ EASY FENLAND	to provide confidential 1-2-1 literacy coaching for approx 15 adults in Fenland who are unable to read
02/03/2023	£2,010	LET'S GET ACTIVE	to run a weekly sports activity group from 10+ children
02/03/2023	£20,000	GRAVELEY PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL	to repair St Botolph's church at Graveley
02/03/2023	£2,680 £129,846	THE FARMLAND MUSEUM	to bring local primary-aged children (5-11) to The Farmland Museum and Denny Abbey to learn about the history and significance of Fenland farming and rural life
01/03/2023	£35,000 £6,253	HISTON & IMPINGTON GREEN SPACES CIO	to purchase land at Croft Close in Histon/Impington for use as a community green space and wildlife haven
28/02/2023	£2,500 £60,235	CCHP (CAMBRIDGE CHURCHES HOMELESS PROJECT)	towards provision of emergency accommodation at CCHP's winter shelter, specifically by funding the salary of a part-time project co-ordinator for winter 2023/4
28/02/2023	£1,500	SAFE SOULMATES	towards the cost of 2 part-time social facilitators to help Soulmates to become more active and mindful
28/02/2023	£4,800 £621,334	FENLAND YOUTH GROUP	to offer disabled families a series of events, workshops and social activities to keep everyone physically and mentally active
28/02/2023	£2,500 £1,434,509	CAMBRIDGESHIRE DEAF ASSOCIATION	towards the provision of a specialist caseworker for some of Cambridgeshire Deaf Association's most vulnerable clients
28/02/2023	£2,500 £590,281	ROWAN	to continue to deliver Rowan's creative workshops and to run more Rowan Rangers sessions, following a successful pilot of this new forest school project during the pandemic
28/02/2023	£2,500 £1,098,368	WINTERCOMFORT	towards the salary costs of Wintercomfort's Health and Wellbeing Project Worker
27/02/2023	£6,000 £3,679,008	CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION	to help deliver the Junction's 'Total Arts' and 'Total Arts :Mini Bytes' fortnightly arts group sessions for young people with disabilities
27/02/2023	£3,499 £2,167,724	RED BALLOON EDUCATIONAL TRUST	to replace 7 laptops to be used by students, who are not able to come into physical centres due either to mental ill-health or geographical distance, to access their tailored recovery programme covering academic studies, therapy and wellbeing
27/02/2023	£3,450	ISLEHAM CRICKET CLUB	purchase and install two cricket sight screens Isleham cricket ground in East Cambridgeshire
27/02/2023	£3,200 £222,763	THE COUNTRYSIDE ALLIANCE FOUNDATION	to deliver our Fishing for Schools initiative to young people at Riverside Meadows Academy, St Neots and Farm Club in St Ives
27/02/2023	£3,000 £10,490,000	ORMISTON FAMILIES	for a contribution towards the Cambridgeshire-based STARS childhood bereavement service
09/02/2023	£2,403 £3,679,008	CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION	to run three taster filmmaking sessions at each of four schools with 'Autism Cabins', supported by a professional producer, filmmaker and older Total Arts graduates, to enable the pupils to create their own films
09/02/2023	£9,000	UP THE GARDEN BATH CIC	to establish and run a community gardening club for 200 people, and to regenerate and rejuvenate the garden at Allama Iqbal Centre, focusing on teaching about environmental improvement and food production
08/02/2023	£3,000 £35,736	GOOD NEIGHBOURS - RURAL PETERBOROUGH	towards staff costs of supporting vulnerable people in rural communities around Peterborough to reduce social isolation and loneliness and improve health and wellbeing
08/02/2023	£2,800 £35,821	CAMBRIDGE CANCER HELP CENTRE CIO	to launch a new Prostate Cancer Support Group to meet the demand of an increasing number of referrals from Addenbrooke’s
08/02/2023	£4,448 £21,902	HIGH HERITAGE	to provide a cooking class which will encourage healthy eating, increase confidence and life skills, and provide opportunities for beneficial social connections
08/02/2023	£2,808 £396,041	READ EASY PETERBOROUGH	to supply specialist training manuals and volunteer coach training to teach 20 adults literacy learning skills
07/02/2023	£9,153 £10,490,000	ORMISTON FAMILIES	towards practitioner salary costs for the Mpower service in Fenland which supports vulnerable women with multiple needs, caught in a cycle of having children removed and placed into care
06/02/2023	£6,750 £156,295	MEADOWS CHILDREN AND FAMILY WING	to provide 2 x 12 week courses of The Freedom Programme for 24 women who are survivors of domestic abuse and their children
02/02/2023	£50,000	THE PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL OF THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH OF ST ANDREW SOHAM	to repair the roof of St Andrew's Church Soham
02/02/2023	£2,595 £851,276	RED2GREEN	to provide 30 members of staff with additional training (Makaton level 1 and PBT) to better communicate with non-verbal clients, as well as clients showing signs of distress and behaviour regression
02/02/2023	£5,000 £366,822	CAMBRIDGE COMMUNITY ARTS	towards high quality arts activities that deliver learning and skills development to people facing disadvantage and social isolation (due to health conditions, unemployment, economic hardship, caring responsibilities, and the negative effects of old age)
01/02/2023	£26,245 £11,096,000	DIDDINGTON PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL	towards various improvements to the only community building in the village (QI repairs, history display unit, cleaning and catering equipment and a defibrillator) for the benefit of its 90 residents
30/01/2023	£10,000	SUFFOLK WEST CITIZEN'S ADVICE BUREAU	Grant to Suffolk West Citizen's Advice Bureau
30/01/2023	£4,600	LITTLE MIRACLES CIO (FENLAND)	to provide a half-term of workshops, activities and trips away for Fenland families that have children with additional needs, disabilities and life-limiting conditions, which will be supported by volunteers who will receive in-depth on-the-job training as a result of the activities
30/01/2023	£2,270	JG NEXT GENERATION CIC	to run a pilot physical activity sessions for 20 older people with low mobility to improve fitness and lessen isolation
30/01/2023	£17,700 £302,507	WISBECH AND FENLAND MUSEUM	to establish ‘Cuppa and Colour in the Courtyard’ to engage local people in shaping the Museum’s new accessible courtyard entrance into a community garden and outdoor activity space for local residents, volunteers, and visitors, through a programme of hands-on and informal volunteering opportunities to build skills and social networks, improve wellbeing and pride in place
30/01/2023	£3,500	READ EASY FENLAND	to train 10 volunteer coaches to work 121 with adults who wish to learn to read or improve their reading skills
30/01/2023	£26,885 £674,819	FENLAND ASSOCIATION FOR COMMUNITY TRANSPORT (FACT)	to set-up a Mobile Community Hub in Fenland to reach communities that cannot get to the March site providing a Community Fridge, Befriending Clubs and volunteer opportunities within rural areas
30/01/2023	£18,297 £307,709	ROSMINI CENTRE WISBECH	to provide a Lunch Club, Friendship Group and Conversational English Language Group to address food poverty, reduce social isolation and engage volunteers, particularly those from migrant communities
30/01/2023	£12,500 £446,203	THE KITE TRUST	to increase the engagement with adult volunteers supporting two fortnightly groups in March and Wisbech, and to run a Fenland youth-led volunteering project creating new volunteering opportunities for LGBTQ+ youth and tackling increased levels of loneliness in this community
30/01/2023	£30,633 £1,798,602	THE FERRY PROJECT	to develop a recycling 'Swap Don't Shop' initiative and the Donations Hub facility as well as kickstarting a number of community and environmental activities, which will all create more volunteering opportunities
30/01/2023	£18,948 £366,822	CAMBRIDGE COMMUNITY ARTS	to expand the Creative Fenland project which engages socially isolated people through arts and crafts activities designed for mental wellbeing, and will involve initial outreach, development of a volunteer network, 3 creative courses and one workshop
26/01/2023	£9,978	CONCRETE ROSE COLLECTIVE CIC	to expand the recently established ‘supported lodgings’ scheme beyond Cambridge City
26/01/2023	£10,000	NEW MEANING FOUNDATION	to help ex-homeless to develop skills, confidence and work ethic, whilst building homes to house more ex-homeless people
23/01/2023	£8,000	NEW MEANING FOUNDATION	to enable the delivery of locally accessible small group education for adult learners likely to be in March, St Neots, Cambridge, Newmarket, Huntingdon, Ely
18/01/2023	£15,000	ST LEONARD’S CHURCH SOUTHOE PCC	to improve access to the Community Hub facilities
18/01/2023	£3,446	RIGHT RESOLUTION CIC	to support 50 young care leavers manage their money and budget including cookery workshops, purchasing kitchen items, ingredients and food parcels
18/01/2023	£4,500	HOME-START ROYSTON & SOUTH CAMBRIDGESHIRE	to provide critical Home-Visiting support to two (increased to three by panel decision) vulnerable South Cambridgeshire families to prevent these families from possible descent into crisis
18/01/2023	£2,538	FAMILIES FIRST PETERBOROUGH CIC	towards delivering free weekly Open Access Play sessions to 30 children from local families facing pressures such as, isolation and loneliness, poverty, social exclusion, family troubles, poor health and well-being
16/01/2023	£4,600 £621,334	LITTLE MIRACLES CIO (PETERBOROUGH)	to offer a flexible, weekly 2023 programme, of fun, healthy, educational/recreational activities for children and young people with SEND to address isolation and disadvantage
09/01/2023	£5,000	FORM THE FUTURE CIC	to provide a level 6 qualified careers adviser delivering five 1-2-1 careers sessions a day over 17 days to help 90 children
09/01/2023	£37,754 £910,864	CARE NETWORK CAMBRIDGESHIRE	to provide funding for an additional post over a 12 month period to deliver the Healthy Fenland Fund, to include associated additional direct and indirect project costs, which were previously discussed and approved by Val
06/01/2023	£2,000 £32,341,977	MAKING SPACE	to provide vital support for the most vulnerable unpaid carers in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough by providing them with funding for breaks from their caring responsibilities
06/01/2023	£4,300 £207,533	HOME-START CAMBRIDGESHIRE	to provide a group for invited mothers and their under 5s that will take place weekly, in term time
28/09/2020	£10,000	CAMBRIDGE SUSTAINABLE FOOD (CSF) CIC	to continue the Cambridge Coronavirus Emergency Food Project to help 1,500 vulnerable people. Includes coordination of the project on behalf of the Cambridge Food Poverty Alliance; collection, storage and redistribution of healthy, nutritious food to individuals and families in need via the 8 community hubs (with particular attention to fruit and vegetables); maintain emergency food phone helpline and webpages /online form; support the Cambridge Food Poverty Alliance (currently meeting bi-weekly) and collaboration with the Mutual Aid Groups.
28/09/2020	£3,950	SWITCH NOW CIC	to continue to provide 30 co-workers (clients) with a safe training and work environment by developing additional/ alternative work areas, increased cleaning processes and appropriate changes to keep offer/ service safe and open. Their co-workers (clients) are adults with additional needs, learning difficulties and disabilities who they support to progress towards meaningful voluntary, supported, paid or self-employment.
03/09/2020	£5,000 £58,028	THE 3 PILLARS FEEDING THE HOMELESS TRUST	to continue their support for 100 people who are homeless. This includes breakfast/brunch bags; hotels for highly vulnerable people who the Council have identified as 'non-priority' (mainly lone females with drug or alcohol issues or individuals who had just been released from prison); and providing survivors of domestic abuse with transport to safe houses and then on to more permanent accommodation.
03/09/2020	£5,000 £1,440,566	METAL CULTURE LTD	to support the LGBT+ community in Peterborough during this very difficult period by developing an innovative and ‘entirely online’ Pride activity/events designed to provide support and entertainment for 4,500 people; develop, design and produce a positive local media campaign insuring LGBT+ visibility is maintained despite Peterborough Pride being cancelled; create an out of hours local helpline for the Peterborough LGBT+ community to access during this period where people feel isolated.
03/09/2020	£5,000 £1,440,566	METAL CULTURE LTD	to provide safe support for black, brown and people of colour LGBT+ communities (4,500 people) in Peterborough. A collaboration between Peterborough Pride and Power In Discussion will facilitate a number of online community events / discussions specific to the issues raised by the black lives matter agenda. The project will also develop, design and produce a positive media campaign insuring positive black LGBT+ visibility is maintained despite Peterborough Pride being cancelled this year.
24/08/2020	£5,000 £42,941	CAMBRIDGE CANCER HELP CENTRE CIO	to provide support for 200 people who have cancer, their families and carers through telephone calls, online courses and activities in order to improve their well-being and prevent them from needing to access NHS services. This is a continuation of a project that ran from May to July 2020.
24/08/2020	£1,450 £46,048	THE HYGIENE BANK CIO	to continue to provide essential hygiene products for Soham families in financial need due to 90% fall in public donations (1,500 beneficiaries)
24/08/2020	£3,734	CROSS KEYS HOMES LTD	to ensure 15 people without a device or internet can access their mental health support group online and to expand the frequency of this group to twice weekly sessions
04/08/2020	£5,000 £205,764	CARESCO LTD	to continue running Sawtry Foodbank to help 500 vulnerable people with emergency food parcels and an outreach programme of daily telephone calls for emotional and practical support including picking up prescriptions
29/07/2020	£2,400	RAMSEY & DISTRICT COMMUNITY BUS ASSOCIATION LTD	to deliver food and essentials to 125 people in need/isolating/rurally isolated (in partnership with Ramsey Foodbank and Ramsey Covid19 Support Team)
29/07/2020	£3,187 £504,613	THE BLUE SMILE PROJECT	to purchase cleaning/PPE kit to enable the team of art therapists to return to working in schools in the Autumn term, supporting 200 disadvantaged children experiencing mental health difficulties
22/07/2020	£3,330 £320,308	ST PAUL'S CHURCH AND COMMUNITY CENTRE	to run two lunch clubs per week for 20 isolated older people in line with government advice, either with meals delivered to homes or provided to smaller groups at the Centre
22/07/2020	£776 £73,577	YOUNG PEOPLE MARCH	to provide small group sessions for 35 isolated young people aged 9-12 years. The sessions will focus on discussions around their feelings and worries about the past situation and the current one. They will engage the young people in socialising, sports and art and crafts to encourage positive well being and reduce the risks of any mental health issues.
13/07/2020	£5,000 £49,940	CCHP (CAMBRIDGE CHURCHES HOMELESS PROJECT)	to provide emergency support to homeless people (sleeping bags, food, essential toiletries, essential transport and telecommunications). In particular, this grant will cover 66 sleeping bags and a storage unit to store above items. More emergency sleeping bags are needed so that bedding can be washed and sanitised more frequently than was previously thought necessary.
13/07/2020	£4,138	ECHOUTDOORS COMPANY UK CIC	to prepare their outdoor education site and provide suitable facilities for reopening for 200 children from schools, youth and community groups
01/07/2020	£5,000 £106,485	CAMBRIDGE AID	to provide up to 33 emergency grants of up to £150 for people in financial need for gas and electricity, replacement electronic appliances or support for victims of domestic abuse. This is a continuation of their previous CCCF grant, which has all been awarded and demand remains.
01/07/2020	£4,000 £29,711	DISABILITY CAMBRIDGESHIRE	to cover the costs of increased caseworker hours to offer DWP benefits advice to 50 disabled clients who are suffering financial hardship. The process via phone, email and Zoom takes far longer than a normal face-to-face appointment.
01/07/2020	£4,875	RAMSEY NEIGHBOURHOODS TRUST	to support Ramsey Area COVID-19 Support (RACS) which is helping 200 vulnerable people with shopping, prescription collection, well being phone calls, referrals, distribution of activity packs to older residents, and the issuing of food bank vouchers. They're working in partnership with town and district council, Ramsey Foodbank, Ramsey Million Big Local, Rotary, local surgeries, Tesco Ramsey and Hunts Forum.
25/06/2020	£2,000 £31,136,000	MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY HUNTINGDON & DISTRICT GROUP	to offer welfare benefits advice to 25 people living with MS, their families and carers in the Huntingdonshire area
25/06/2020	£2,500	OPEN DOOR BAPTIST CHURCH	to cover transport, packaging and cleaning costs of delivering food parcels and cooked meals to 200 self-isolating older and vulnerable people. They reached 255 people with their last project plus 2,375 people have picked up items from their Community Table.
22/06/2020	£2,932 £184,647	CAMBRIDGE COUNCIL FOR VOLUNTARY SERVICE	to provide staff mobile phones, data packages and to move training package online to help continue core work supporting local charities and community groups across Cambridgeshire. Homeworking so far has been achieved through the good will of staff who have been using their own telephones, printers and other equipment. 70 beneficiaries.
22/06/2020	£5,000 £73,604	BABA BUDHA JI EDUCATIONAL TRUST	to deliver raw and cooked food parcels to 1,000 homeless and vulnerable people in Peterborough and the surrounding areas
16/06/2020	£5,000	NICOLAUS COPERNICUS PETERBOROUGH POLISH SCHOOL	to support 500 vulnerable people in the Polish community through improved communication (translated materials on current rules) and practical support (emergency relief packages containing food and other necessary items to families in need)
16/06/2020	£4,050	ORCHARD PARK COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL PARENTS TEACHERS FRIENDS ASSOCIATION	to provide 180 'home-learning screen-free well-being' packs of activities for primary school aged children. These packs will support the education of vulnerable young people alongside lessons posted online each week by teaching staff at Orchard Park Community Primary School.
11/06/2020	£7,000 £100,512	CAMBRIDGE ETHNIC COMMUNITY FORUM	to run the CECF Emergency Food Provision for all Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) residents, recent migrants and refugees in Cambridge. They have supplied emergency food provision to the value of £4,000 and require funding to give dedicated staff time for more online communication, accessible information, telephone and well being support for isolated and vulnerable BAME people, as well as more food supplies. Their main partner for providing emergency food provision is the Cambridge Muslim COVID-19 Response, and they'll also be working with the Cambridge Food Poverty Alliance, Cambridge City Foodbank and Food Hubs.
10/06/2020	£5,000	THE STROKE ASSOCIATION	to ensure that 153 stroke survivors and carers keep getting the practical, emotional and social support they need and increase their telephone and digital services to new cases. This includes their Helpline, website and social media. They are also increasing the number of Hardship Grants for those in financial crisis after stroke and Life After Stroke Grants for rehabilitation equipment.
10/06/2020	£5,000 £4,171,697	KINGSGATE COMMUNITY CHURCH	to purchase kitchen packs consisting of saucepans, frying pans, crockery and cutlery to enable 125 people to cook nutritious meals for themselves thus helping to increase their physical well being and promote independent living. They work with families fleeing domestic violence, rough sleepers currently accommodated in hotels but being moved on to longer term accommodation, and families with children being moved on from emergency temporary accommodation.
10/06/2020	£3,000 £35,890	POWER2INSPIRE	to extend the online streaming service, of 3 live daily exercise class sessions aimed at older, frail, disabled or mentally vulnerable people to help reduce falls and prevent a general decline in health during self-isolation, for another 7 weeks beyond the initial 12-week programme. So far, the sessions have had a total of 91,251 views with a highest daily total of 8,100 and averaging 2,814 a day.
10/06/2020	£3,400	THE EDGE CAFé CIC	to cover volunteer expenses, two 'elephant bikes', signage and hygiene items to run their Fare Share food distribution service for 200 vulnerable adults in need and local NHS staff
08/06/2020	£2,000 £287,594	BURWELL PRINT CENTRE	to set up a recycling project to allow their 40 Printers, who are adults with learning disabilities, to still be part of the centre whilst isolating to improve mental and physical well-being. The Printers would use a briquette maker to produce the eco fire bricks at home.
08/06/2020	£4,960 £487,022	FENLAND ASSOCIATION FOR COMMUNITY TRANSPORT (FACT)	to provide a Community Transport Delivery Service giving access to ordering home wares and hobby materials to combat boredom and loneliness for those having to shield due to being vulnerable. This project is in partnership with CCORRN (Cambridgeshire Community Reuse and Recycling Network).
03/06/2020	£3,000 £6,164,090	CRUSE BEREAVEMENT CARE (HUNTINGDONSHIRE BRANCH)	to provide bereavement counselling for 50 people who have been affected by the death of a loved one and further affected by the crisis through ongoing telephone support and to provide online training for volunteers
03/06/2020	£574 £45,208	CAMBRIDGE STUDENT COMMUNITY ACTION	to cover additional expenditure required to deliver the previously funded Anxiety Slayers project connecting student volunteers with 90 vulnerable adults and children
03/06/2020	£1,758 £22,852	WATERBEACH AND LANDBEACH ACTION FOR YOUTH (WAY)	to run small group, socially distanced, outdoor activities for 15 young people when it is safe to do so to improve their mental and physical health
03/06/2020	£5,000 £1,743,500	JIMMY'S CAMBRIDGE (NIGHT SHELTER)	to pay for a % staff costs for for dealing with increased work load as a direct result of the crisis and the ongoing need to keep people safe and off the streets (30 beneficiaries)
03/06/2020	£4,887 £58,773	SPECTRUM CAMBRIDGE	to meet the increased demand for services and support of families of children with Autism, additional needs and disabilities (2,410 beneficiaries) due to the impacts of coronavirus through the hiring of a volunteer lead and bringing on 10 new volunteers
03/06/2020	£4,114 £127,890	CARING HAIR (CANCER HAIR CARE)	to provide support for 66 people experiencing cancer-related hair loss through a consultation via phone or video call and a free pack containing items most beneficial to the individual
03/06/2020	£5,000 £301,719	ST ANDREW'S STREET BAPTIST CHURCH	to provide 3 meals each day for 120 homeless people who have been temporarily accommodated in partnership with St Andrews Chesterton as part of the It Takes a City initiative
03/06/2020	£1,485 £131,417	CAMBRIDGE RE-USE	to cover costs of PPE, sanitising materials and other equipment in order to re-open safely on 15th June, which will benefit 600 people. Re-Use sells furniture and home wares donated by the general public at very low cost to people struggling financially in Cambridgeshire.
03/06/2020	£2,500	CAMBRIDGESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL	to supply 50 Care Leavers (many whom are unaccompanied asylum seekers) with individual incentives to discourage them from breaking lock down restrictions, such as gardening tools/grow bags/seeds, running trainers, art supplies or musical instruments
27/05/2020	£5,000 £236,164,000	METHODIST HOMES (MHA)	to help with the cost of PPE for 200 residents, their families and staff over the next three months, specifically ring fenced to be spent at their facilities in Bottisham and Peterborough
27/05/2020	£2,139 £43,736	PASTON FARM COMMUNITY FOUNDATION	to run 4 30-minute online sessions (art, reading, chat) per week for 9 weeks for 72 people suffering with anxiety/loneliness, and provide practical support to alleviate issues arising from mental health and financial issues
27/05/2020	£2,500	CHINESE COMMUNITY IN PETERBOROUGH	to help 50 people to access nutritious meals by connecting by providing groceries, and/or ready-made meals; and to support isolated people in the community
21/05/2020	£1,802 £46,048	THE HYGIENE BANK CIO	to provide essential hygiene products for Soham families in financial need due to the closure of the local drop-off points (1,500 beneficiaries)
21/05/2020	£5,000 £283,464	UNITE 4 HUMANITY	to provide 4,000 hot meals for rough sleepers housed in hotels by the Council and food parcels for vulnerable isolated families and older people.
21/05/2020	£1,000 £24,335	ENABLING INDEPENDENCE SERVICE	to provide food parcels and gas or electricity vouchers to 30 people with a learning disability (extension of original CCCF grant)
21/05/2020	£10,000 £184,110	CAMBRIDGE CITY FOODBANK	to provide fuel vouchers to 200 Cambridge residents to top-up pre-pay meters to ensure that no-one who receives a food parcel is then unable to heat/cook the food provided due to insufficient funds.
21/05/2020	£1,351	HARDWICK NETWORK AND HARDWICK EVANGELICAL CHURCH	to provide emergency funding for food for 50 people in extreme financial hardship, and to reimburse travel expenses of residents collecting prescription medicines for shielded or self-isolating people
21/05/2020	£5,000	CAMBRIDGE CITY COUNCIL	to distribute 1,250 creative packs to low income, vulnerable families through the Cambridge City Council’s Arts Development Team working in partnership with The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge Junction and Kettle's Yard
15/05/2020	£5,000 £320,841	HUNTS FORUM OF VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS	to support vulnerable people through delivering food shopping, prescriptions and other essential items and to provide PPE for 50 volunteers
15/05/2020	£2,500 £267,080	SOMETHING TO LOOK FORWARD TO	to continue granting gifts, experiences and essential items to 200 people affected by cancer and cancer poverty in order to provide rest and enhance their well-being
15/05/2020	£1,842 £12,319	CAMBRIDGE BREASTFEEDING ALLIANCE CIO	to provide free, online breastfeeding support for 100 mothers who are struggling in the early days with a new baby in isolation and without the in-person support of friends and family
15/05/2020	£4,750 £61,376	OBLIQUE ARTS	to offer a phone advocacy helpline (3 days per week - for one year) for 750 vulnerable people in Gypsy, Roma & Traveller communities, and support for access to services, benefits and provision they would not otherwise access. This includes education support and planning, books and links with education providers.
15/05/2020	£5,000 £1,364,915	THE FERRY PROJECT	to pay staff costs for their Central Food & Donations Hub, to provide meals and weekly/monthly care packages to 500 homeless people currently accessing support
15/05/2020	£999 £3,599	BEDS & CAMBS 4X4 RESPONSE GROUP CIO	to cover mileage and wipes for their service which has so far covered over 11,300 miles moving PPE equipment, food parcels and transporting patients for ongoing cancer treatment and welfare checks. Currently mileage is split 75% Cambs and 25% Beds.
15/05/2020	£3,000	WILBURTON PARISH COUNCIL	to offer payments on an application basis to 50 older and vulnerable local residents for items to tackle isolation, loneliness and anxiety; newspapers, magazines, books, jigsaw puzzles, wool, writing materials and food shopping
15/05/2020	£5,000	POWER 2 CREATIVITY	to run online creative music sessions (plus advice) for 400 young people who are NEET, at risk of offending or have already, or have mental health issues
15/05/2020	£4,730	OLIVE BRANCH COMMUNITY GARDEN	to increase the distribution of food and growing resources to 150 people/families/organisations in the local community by providing food and home growing resources, developing a community of gardeners who offer each other support. There has been increased demand for food support, seedlings, plants, pots and compost from high risk and older people, schools who are accommodating the children of key workers, adults and young people with learning and physical disabilities. Gardening has a significant impact on the well being of many of these people and can be especially beneficial in helping them manage stressful situations. By purchasing and hiring appropriate equipment and resources, the maintenance and development of the community grow space and food forest will be possible and will ensure the space remains safe and ready for return.
15/05/2020	£4,750	CAN DO COMMUNITIES CIC	to pay project workers who check in on 50 isolated older people by phone, video chat or in person and provide essential food packages if needed. Also, to purchase basic tablets to loan out and coach people on how to use them remotely.
15/05/2020	£2,500	MELDRETH CORONAVIRUS COMMUNITY SUPPORT	to run a food bank and provide community meals, run a screen bank (facilitating provision of donated and refurbished IT equipment to households who need it for communication or home schooling), and mental health support for 2,000 local residents
12/05/2020	£3,739 £58,791	NORTH CAMBRIDGE COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP CIO	to provide 600 cooking and arts activity parcels along with a video link or printed instructions to disadvantaged families in order to reduce isolation and improve well-being
12/05/2020	£5,000 £120,090	ST ANDREW'S CHURCH, CHERRY HINTON	to launch a food hub for vulnerable people, which will be open Wednesday and Saturday 2–4pm for at least the next 3 months and probably longer
12/05/2020	£750 £2,698,867	KIDSOUT	to provide supermarket vouchers for 30 families self-isolating in women's refuges across Cambridgeshire
12/05/2020	£1,386 £12,933	THE MORDENS AND LITLINGTON MOBILE WARDEN SCHEME	to support 22 isolated, older people through delivering essential shopping and prescriptions, telephoning them daily and purchasing PPE for emergency visits
12/05/2020	£4,957 £3,817,021	CARING TOGETHER	to respond to Coronavirus by increasing provision in response to demand; adapting provision in the community to phone and virtual support, increasing the emotional and practical support available to carers facing significantly increased stress and concern during this time and family members who are having to isolate
12/05/2020	£5,000	ABBEY COLLEGE, RAMSEY	to provide 45 students in receipt of Free School Meals with a laptop to receive full benefit from the present curriculum
12/05/2020	£5,000	CAMBRIDGE MERIDIAN ACADEMIES TRUST	to provide 125 students in the Arbury community who are eligible for Free School Meals with a musical instrument to engage in online classes with their music teacher and join a virtual orchestra
06/05/2020	£5,000	CHS GROUP	to provide exercise and gardening equipment, laptops, tablets and essential items for 50 young people who are at risk of homelessness and live in supported accommodation in Cambridge
06/05/2020	£3,000	CHS GROUP	to provide exercise equipment, laptops, PS4, arts and crafts and essential items for 28 young people who are at risk of homelessness and live in supported accommodation in Wisbech
06/05/2020	£1,260	CHS GROUP	to provide exercise and gardening equipment, arts and crafts and essential items for 15 young people who are at risk of homelessness and live in supported accommodation in Ely
06/05/2020	£5,000 £18,102,554	REFUGE	to support refuges across Cambridgeshire which have seen an increase in demand in the current situation. This will keep 100 women and children safe from domestic abuse, maintain a basic standard of living, and support children’s education and well being during the coronavirus crisis.
06/05/2020	£2,000 £76,824	SERV SUFFOLK & CAMBRIDGESHIRE	to cover the additional running costs incurred as a result of taking on new projects to support NHS Hospitals; providing a free delivery service to transport medicines from local pharmacies to patients who are self-isolating, deliver PPE across Cambridgeshire and transfer medical equipment between NHS sites.
06/05/2020	£5,000 £225,315	GLADCA	to deliver a cooked meal and groceries to 420 vulnerable people prioritising people who are older, homeless, refugees or asylum seekers
06/05/2020	£5,000 £235,517,000	THE SALVATION ARMY (CAMBRIDGE)	to provide hot meals and sandwiches to those in temporary accommodation in B&Bs and hotels; those who are street homeless; and to the elderly, self isolating and vulnerable people within our community
06/05/2020	£5,000 £26,794,000	CLIC SARGENT	to support for 24 children and young people who have cancer and their families through providing guidance on government advice and how to access emergency help and through online group sessions in order to reduce isolation
06/05/2020	£5,000 £42,941	CAMBRIDGE CANCER HELP CENTRE CIO	to provide support for 175 people who have cancer, their families and carers through telephone calls, online courses and activities in order to improve their well-being and prevent them from needing to access NHS services
06/05/2020	£4,705 £323,458	CAMBRIDGE UNITED YOUTH & COMMUNITY TRUST	to provide emotional and practical support for people struggling with isolation through a Community Careline, providing hot meals and education packs to local families and sport packs and online calls for people with disabilities
06/05/2020	£4,952	DUXFORD COVID GROUP C/O DUXFORD PARISH COUNCIL	to deliver one hot meal per day for 700 local people who are vulnerable, unwell or key workers living in a single parent household
06/05/2020	£4,150	YOUNG TECHNICIANS CIC	to run online home education music industry sessions for 40 disadvantaged children and young people aged 9-18 to help reduce feelings of worry and isolation and improve mental health, transferable skills and confidence. The sessions will cover sound, lighting, stage management and how to plan events. There will be 3 2-hour sessions per week.
06/05/2020	£7,550	PRODIGAL COLLECTIVE CIC	to provide community based specialist nurse support and bereavement counselling to Peterborough families that have experienced the death of a relative or friend during the Covid-19 pandemic
01/05/2020	£5,000 £487,022	FENLAND ASSOCIATION FOR COMMUNITY TRANSPORT (FACT)	to provide a shopping service to provide essential items and prescriptions for 100 isolated, older people
01/05/2020	£5,000 £5,000	LINTON PARISH CHARITIES - CHARITY OF ELIZABETH HARRISON	to support local, isolated people by delivering essential items such as food shopping and prescriptions
01/05/2020	£5,000 £7,525,517	UK ISLAMIC MISSION	to deliver essential items such as food and medicine to elderly and vulnerable people who are self-isolating and are unable to afford them
01/05/2020	£5,000 £194,295	FINDACURE	to increase their output of focus groups, webinars and e-Learning content to fill the immediate need faced by 600 people in their rare disease patient groups as a result of lockdown. Their response to COVID-19 is to deliver a minimum of 3 bespoke e-learning packages, with webinars at least every 3 weeks (usually every 2-3 months).
01/05/2020	£3,000	BASSINGBOURN-CUM-KNEESWORTH PARISH COUNCIL	to assist 270 villagers to maintain food provisions, animal provisions and welfare and telephone support
28/04/2020	£4,000 £434,336	PETERBOROUGH ASYLUM AND REFUGEE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION (PARCA)	to support 500 vulnerable people who are elderly, from an ethnic minority group, asylum seekers or Portuguese speakers through providing accessible information and delivering food and other essentials
28/04/2020	£5,000 £1,382,138	RED BALLOON OF THE AIR (RBAIR)	to increase mentoring and therapy support for 36 vulnerable children attending RBAir who are experiencing heightened anxiety and stress due to the COVID-19 outbreak
28/04/2020	£4,440 £671,593	AFGHANISTAN AND CENTRAL ASIAN ASSOCIATION	to move and manage day-to-day financial, counselling and mental health advice and support service in 900 people in Cambridge to online and phone delivery; to manage the surge of calls from vulnerable elderly, low-income families, refugees and victims of domestic abuse in Cambridge on a range of topics including support with citizenship applications, Universal Credit applications, financial issues, tenancy support, domestic violence, mental health problems and suicide
28/04/2020	£5,000 £34,100	ABBEY PEOPLE CIO	to purchase and loan 10 tablets and internet devices (which will then be donated to local schools or the community hub) to families who do not have access to the internet so that children can access school work and to purchase non-perishable food items to be distributed through the existing Food Hub
28/04/2020	£3,270 £137,047	CAMBRIDGE RARE DISEASE NETWORK	to continue running their Unique Feet community activity group for 40 children and their families who have a rare disease. The groups include dancing and yoga over Zoom.
28/04/2020	£4,610	CAMBRIDGE COMMUNITY ARTS	to hold virtual creative clubs to provide a safe place for 50 adults with complex physical and mental health conditions to meet with others online to share and develop their creative interest. Activities may include drawing, painting, writing poetry, photography, playing music, etc.
28/04/2020	£3,648	RIMA'S LADIES ARTS UK C. I. C	to run virtual arts sessions for young people and their families from Eastern European communities and to provide art packs containing materials for each session in order to reduce isolation and promote positive wellbeing
28/04/2020	£4,810	STRETHAM PARISH COUNCIL	to provide cooked meals to 40 vulnerable isolating people, and to offer delivery of prescriptions, shopping, walking dogs, friendly phone chats to more. The people are vulnerable due to age (some in their 90s) or high risk due to health issues.
23/04/2020	£5,000 £30,633	COTTENHAM CHARITIES	to support 100 isolated, older people by providing help with food shopping and social contact through telephone calls
23/04/2020	£5,000 £1,117,780	CENTRE 33	to support young people, front line staff and volunteers whilst they work remotely trying to meet an increasing demand with increasing challenges to service delivery due to the coronavirus; to work with a consultant who will support staff, offer training for support workers on how to better provide online and phone support to young people in mental distress, and to organise how to use volunteers appropriately and safely in this crisis so that Centre 33 staff can increase their mental health support for young people
23/04/2020	£4,300 £193,702	COGWHEEL TRUST CIO	to cover staff and overhead costs of delivering 300 online counselling sessions (6 sessions for 50 people) to people in their homes with the aim of reducing current waiting lists of those struggling with poor mental well-being caused by isolation, grief, stress and uncertainty during this pandemic.
23/04/2020	£4,999 £243,202	REACH COMMUNITY PROJECTS CIO	to provide a proportion of staff costs, equipment and expenses such as volunteer travel and food parcel packaging to reflect the increase (not existing) demand for services such as frontline food delivery and fuel support ( as well as signposting and support with benefit claims and budgeting) as a result of the outbreak.
23/04/2020	£5,000 £995,411	WINTERCOMFORT	to contribute to the emergency response Wintercomfort has organised on having to close its day centre for Cambridge's homeless community. It is now providing essentials such as dried food packs for rough sleepers, supermarket vouchers, delivering hot meals to Market Square and arranging laundry services with local launderettes as well as translation and counseling services.
23/04/2020	£2,960	HOME-START ROYSTON & SOUTH CAMBRIDGESHIRE	to provide 20 weeks of parenting support sessions for 6 families who are negatively affected by the current situation and need support managing family conflict, domestic abuse, depression and anxiety and developing coping strategies and more positive relationships during lock-down.
23/04/2020	£4,950 £2,195,880	CAMBRIDGESHIRE, PETERBOROUGH AND SOUTH LINCOLNSHIRE MIND	to set up Lifeline Plus, a public helpline providing 1,500 callers with someone to talk to and guided self-help around the impact of COVID-19 on their mood and wellbeing, in partnership with Lifecraft and Cambs & Peterborough Clinical Commissioning Group. Its primary aim is to address the issues of chronic loneliness, isolation, mild/moderate anxiety and low mood.
23/04/2020	£4,140	CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD, CAMBRIDGE	to host a Community Fridge that is available to everybody, but in practice benefits new and undocumented food poverty arising as a result of the Covid-19 crisis in the King's Hedges and Arbury wards
23/04/2020	£2,400 £669,018	PETERBOROUGH CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU	to purchase laptops and mobile phones for PCAB's essential but at risk older volunteers to continue to provide vital support and advice relating to the pandemic to hundreds of people from the safety of their own homes.
23/04/2020	£2,500	SOHAM COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION	to provide a paper newsletter filled with current information for vulnerable people who don't use the internet. Also, provide basics such as food, supermarket vouchers, medication or electricity/gas credit for those who need it.
20/04/2020	£4,200 £138,774	WISBECH COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST	to create and deliver Boxes of Rainbows to vulnerable families struggling with isolation and loneliness. The project will help 840 people by delivering 200 boxes per month that contain activity sheets, low tech creative games and creative resources - poster paints, paper, shiny papers, fluffy furry fabric, pom pom kits, wool, indoor sporty and creative games.
20/04/2020	£2,800 £519,068	CAMBRIDGE WOMEN’S AID	to provide tablets with video conferencing capabilities to families currently residing in the refuge as well as to future incoming families and to improve IT facilities at the refuge to allow continued and consistent access to specialist support services as all services are now being provided virtually/remotely. There is a pop up site currently being established to house new families as there is a massive rise in domestic abuse cases expected due to the social and economic impacts from the coronavirus. These devices will be particularly important for the families at the pop up site as they will be living away from the normal refuge and it is particularly important that they are able to connect by video calling with support workers
20/04/2020	£5,000 £18,050,000	MAGGIE’S CENTRES	to provide benefits advice to 60 people affected by cancer and impacted by the coronavirus to reduce the additional financial pressures people with cancer and their loved ones are currently experiencing as a result of coronavirus pandemic. In the last few weeks, Maggie’s Cambridge has received a number of calls and emails from people living with cancer locally who are struggling to cope financially as a direct result of the coronavirus. Some have lost their jobs; others are unsure where to start when it comes to claiming benefits or grants and are confused about what they may be entitled to.
20/04/2020	£5,000 £106,485	CAMBRIDGE AID	to provide at least 33 grants of up to £150 for people in financial need for gas and electricity, replacement electronic appliances or support for victims of domestic abuse
20/04/2020	£4,950 £41,298	LITTLE THETFORD VILLAGE HALL	to provide 3 cooked nutritious meals per week for 11 weeks for 50 vulnerable residents in the village who are struggling to get food delivered
20/04/2020	£3,000 £456,551	LIVING PAINTINGS	to maintain their postal library service for 462 blind and partially sighted people in Cambridgeshire to continue offering Touch to See books to young people to help maintain their education and learning during isolation as well as to older people to ease the strain of isolation
20/04/2020	£2,850 £56,173	FRIENDS OF HISTON & IMPINGTON COMMUNITY CIO	to support 600 vulnerable households with Hope Again Bereavement courses, food parcels, mindfulness sessions for adults and family, materials support for carers, online parent workshops, provision of iPhones and communications
20/04/2020	£2,000 £559,754	JOHN HUNTINGDON'S CHARITY	to run the Sawston Foodbank which is providing bags of food to 200 vulnerable households
14/04/2020	£5,000 £205,764	CARESCO LTD	to continue running Sawtry Foodbank to help 500 vulnerable people with emergency food parcels and an outreach programme of daily telephone calls for emotional and practical support including picking up prescriptions
14/04/2020	£3,000 £1,109,353	CAMBRIDGE CYRENIANS	to supply essential grocery drop-offs to 60 homeless people who are self-isolating in temporary accommodation provided by the Cyrenians.
14/04/2020	£5,000 £11,388,000	HOPE CHURCH CHESTERTON	to run the East Chesterton Emergency Food Response: the creation of a free and open access food hub to serve the most vulnerable and isolated in East Chesterton. This involves a free twice a week 'community fridge' and the delivery of emergency food poverty relief to the homes of 200 self-isolating older people, high risk, families and children.
14/04/2020	£4,700 £3,008	WHITE RIBBON ALLIANCE	to support 100 isolated pregnant or breastfeeding women through online and telephone birth preparation, labour support and post-natal services
14/04/2020	£5,000 £726,020	CAMBRIDGESHIRE DEAF ASSOCIATION	to continue to support 120 isolated, deaf people in the current crisis by providing online 1-to-1 and group services and through providing PPE for volunteers who are delivering medicine and food
14/04/2020	£4,500	LITTLEPORT PARISH COUNCIL	to enable the local Covid-19 Help and Support Group to provide food, educational support and equipment to aid social interaction for isolated people
14/04/2020	£15,000	CAMBRIDGE SUSTAINABLE FOOD (CSF) CIC	to set up the Cambridge Coronavirus Emergency Food Project to help 1,000 vulnerable people. Includes coordination of/signposting to emergency food; facilitation of local hubs in churches and elsewhere to set up according to safe practice, and to supply those hubs with cooked meals and ‘shopping bag ingredients’; provide regular free, hot, nutritious meals (doorstep delivery) for people who otherwise couldn’t get them.
14/04/2020	£2,500	SAFE SOULMATE CIC	to provide online socials for 80 people with learning difficulties and their families, ensure their well-being and that they have all the provisions they need; and to develop their website and chat forum.
08/04/2020	£21,000 £923,195	PETERBOROUGH COUNCIL FOR VOLUNTARY SERVICE (PCVS)	to support distribution of funding in Peterborough through their existing infrastructure and knowledge of smaller groups who could mobilise an emergency response. Allocation of £500-£1000 per group to distribute items such as food, transport, equipment.
07/04/2020	£4,000 £300	COMMUNITY FIRST (PETERBOROUGH) CIO	to distribute essential food items to vulnerable, isolated people who are struggling financially
07/04/2020	£4,715 £50,042	ARTS & MINDS	to provide support for 40 isolated people with mental health issues through a weekly, virtual creative cafe
07/04/2020	£3,480 £13,021,358	EAST ANGLIAN AIR AMBULANCE	to purchase essential PPE to enable the clinicians to continue to deliver life-saving services
07/04/2020	£5,000 £1,754,611	THE C3 CHURCH (FORMALLY CAMBRIDGE COMMUNITY CHURCH)	to support local, isolated people who are in need by delivering food and other essential items
07/04/2020	£3,750 £119,351	CAMBRIDGE ACORN PROJECT CIC	to launch a Therapeutic Support Line and video sessions to offer emotional support to 150 families under stress or with children experiencing distress; healthcare, education and social care workers experiencing distress or trauma; and vulnerable and isolated people, especially older people, in need of comfort
07/04/2020	£5,000 £276,206	DIAL/DISABILITY PETERBOROUGH	to co-ordinate volunteers to visit 100 isolated people with disabilities and provide essential items such as food and medication
07/04/2020	£4,750 £246,952	THE ALKAPTONURIA SOCIETY	to provide support to 98 isolated AKU patients through phone calls, provision of exercise resources and telephone counselling sessions
07/04/2020	£5,000 £208,000	HEAD TO TOE CHARITY	to support people with mental health issues through providing essential items such as food packages and through creating therapeutic activities for isolated patients
07/04/2020	£3,115 £504,613	THE BLUE SMILE PROJECT	to distribute 185 therapeutic art packs and folders to vulnerable children who experience severe emotional and behavioral difficulties, usually resulting from family breakdown, domestic violence or abuse. This will allow the children to express themselves/process feelings during isolation and will provide reassurance that their Blue Smile sessions will resume and that their therapist hasn't forgotten about them. These packs will include a friendly introductory sheet, colouring pencils, watercolour paints, a pencil, sharpener, a rubber, 10 sheets of black and white paper and 10 sheets of coloured paper and a folder to contain artwork in.
07/04/2020	£2,900 £85,800	DISABILITY HUNTINGDONSHIRE (DISH)	to provide infrastructure tools such as website upgrades and mobile phones to enable staff to continue to support a high risk cohort (who would normally receive home visits and one-to-one assessments) through the vital but stressful disability benefits service at this unprecedented time of no-contact and overwhelmed Department of Work and Pensions. This is a unique service and one that also offers immediate relief in terms of food bank vouchers and emergency support.
07/04/2020	£5,000 £571,397	CITIZENS ADVICE RURAL CAMBS	to provide direct emergency aid to high risk residents of an already rural and deprived area for essential living costs i.e. food bank vouchers, supermarket vouchers, fuel vouchers (particularly to cover those waiting for initial Universal Credit payments) and to provide advice and assistance in accessing welfare support for those suffering financial hardship as a result of the outbreak.
07/04/2020	£1,000 £24,335	ENABLING INDEPENDENCE SERVICE	to provide food parcels and gas or electricity vouchers to 30 people with a learning disability
07/04/2020	£5,000	CAMBRIDGESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL	to provide laptops and internet dongles for 20 Care Leavers who do not have access to these to continue their studies
07/04/2020	£4,659	CROSS KEYS HOMES LTD	to provide items to promote positive mental health for 160 elderly people such as jigsaw puzzles, books and colouring pencils
07/04/2020	£5,000	MELBOURN PARISH COUNCIL	to increase the existing Timebank Co-ordinator's hours to oversee a team of volunteers responding to phone calls from people in need and providing practical support
07/04/2020	£5,000	EAST CAMBRIDGESHIRE DISTRICT COUNCIL	to provide practical support for 300 vulnerable people such as through purchasing heating oil and topping up their gas and electricity meters
03/04/2020	£3,100 £1,262,680	ROMSEY MILL TRUST	to support the newly established Coleridge Community Action Against Coronavirus Group that was set up to provide advice, information, support and basic essentials including food, medicine and other essential items to the 3,500 people in the Coleridge ward of the city who are suffering from the virus and those that are self isolating
03/04/2020	£5,000 £1,262,680	ROMSEY MILL TRUST	to coordinate and deliver continued support including provision of foodbank vouchers and delivery of food parcels; providing phone and crisis support; supporting police to work with young people who may be congregating in groups in 'hot-spot' areas; and online youth groups for the most vulnerable and isolated young people (135) in our community i.e. young people who we’re most concerned about due to food poverty, mental health challenges, safeguarding issues (child sexual exploitation, domestic violence, abuse etc) or extreme risk taking behaviour (county lines); teenage parents, and families with children who have a diagnosis of autism, during an assumed 3 month period of social isolation caused by measures to limit the spread of the Coronavirus.
03/04/2020	£5,000	GODMANCHESTER TOWN COUNCIL	to work in collaboration with the Godmanchester Covid-19 group who are co-ordinating volunteers for every street in Godmanchester to ensure that 8,500 residents have a contact should they need anything, from shopping, prescriptions or just a friendly chat. Additionally, to work with Godmanchester Community Timebank who are a group of volunteers who provide a shopping service, prescription collection service and lift giving service if required
03/04/2020	£5,000	LITTLE THETFORD PARISH COUNCIL	to help 150 vulnerable, self-isolating and at risk members of the community during the ongoing Coronavirus outbreak. These volunteers are giving up their time to shop, collect prescriptions, take prescription paperwork to surgeries/pharmacies, provide telephone support, etc.
03/04/2020	£5,000	CAMBRIDGE MERIDIAN ACADEMIES TRUST	to provide 125 students in the Arbury community who are eligible for Free School Meals with an electronic reading device to enable home education for these children and young people and to allow them to have access to thousands of novels and titles available through such a device
03/04/2020	£4,500	SUTTON PARISH COUNCIL	to support Sutton Timebank and Sutton Helping Hands who are currently supporting 150 older and vulnerable residents in the village through the next 6 months to purchase food for those who are short of supplies, newspapers for elderly, mobile phones, books & jigsaws, and volunteer travel expenses
02/04/2020	£5,000 £13,431,192	EAST ANGLIA'S CHILDREN'S HOSPICES (EACH)	to continue to deliver EACH core services which include end of life care, symptom management, emergency day care, crisis ventilation care and online emotional support to high-risk children and their family members (240 beneficiaries)
02/04/2020	£3,750 £1,221,050	HOPE INTO ACTION: EAST OF ENGLAND	to continue to support 75 previously homeless tenants with their tenancies using remote working practices through phone calls and delivering essential items
01/04/2020	£3,000 £52,007	THRIPLOW DAFFODIL WEEKEND CHARITY	to support local residents who require assistance by collecting and delivering shopping and providing social contact through phone calls
01/04/2020	£5,000 £411,423	ROWAN	to continue to support local adults with a learning disability through providing activity packs, online classes and regular phone contact
01/04/2020	£5,000 £1,978,314	AGE UK CAMBRIDGESHIRE & PETERBOROUGH	to continue to support isolated, older people with advice, shopping deliveries and other essential services
01/04/2020	£3,000 £278,654	CAMMS MEALS ON WHEELS	to expand the existing meals on wheels service to meet the increasing demand to support 300 more isolated, older people
01/04/2020	£4,750 £343,238	ROSMINI CENTRE WISBECH	to contact 250 vulnerable clients on a weekly basis to offer practical support such as food parcels and to help them access help with heating costs
01/04/2020	£14,000 £15,052	CAMBOURNE CRESCENT	to enable Cambourne's Volunteer Task Force to support older, isolated people by providing food parcels and other essential items
01/04/2020	£4,944 £138,443	MEADOWS CHILDREN AND FAMILY WING	to support 195 vulnerable families with regular phone calls, referrals to partner agencies, posting Tesco vouchers, advice and letter writing regarding housing, debt, etc
01/04/2020	£2,000	ALL IN SOUND	to support 60 people living with dementia and their carers with an online music-making and singing group, including support with technology, gentle exercise and movement
01/04/2020	£3,500	WILLINGHAM PARISH COUNCIL	to provide meals, possible food bank, shopping service, medicine pick up and delivery
01/04/2020	£5,000 £1,262,680	ROMSEY MILL TRUST	to purchase and distribute 25 Google Chromebook devices to young people so they can continue with their education at home
01/04/2020	£5,000	FENLAND DISTRICT COUNCIL	to enable the Covid-19 Community Hub volunteers to support isolated, older people through providing essential items, energy top-ups and social interaction through phone calls
01/04/2020	£5,000	LONGSTANTON PARISH COUNCIL	to enable 100 local volunteers to support 200 isolated, older people with delivering shopping, prescriptions and through telephone conversations
30/03/2020	£5,000 £112,095	RED HEN PROJECT	to provide a Project Worker delivering emergency poverty relief to families and children as a result of coronavirus
27/03/2020	£3,287 £4,765,050	MAGPAS AIR AMBULANCE	to provide air fed, powered respirators and personal protective hoods to enable medics to continue treating critically ill patients during the Covid-19 outbreak
27/03/2020	£5,000 £1,002,795	CARE NETWORK CAMBRIDGESHIRE	to provide a Covid-19 Rapid Response Support Service including telephone well being support and emergency response to 500 people aged 60+
27/03/2020	£5,000 £156,532	LIGHT PROJECT PETERBOROUGH	to provide support at The Garden House shelter for 250 homeless people who are at increased risk but not receiving adequate information; hygiene and social distancing advice, medical expertise from a nurse and transport to hospital if required
27/03/2020	£3,000 £90,340	COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP GROUP (COMPAS)	to deliver food, hygiene products and advice to 300 members of the community who are older, disabled or living in particularly difficult situations (e.g. single parent without a car)
27/03/2020	£4,996 £35,890	POWER2INSPIRE	to implement an online streaming service with 3 live daily exercise class sessions aimed at older, frail, disabled or mentally vulnerable people to help reduce falls and prevent a general decline in health during self-isolation
27/03/2020	£4,918 £434,336	PETERBOROUGH ASYLUM AND REFUGEE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION (PARCA)	to provide support for 1,080 vulnerable and isolated people in local older, BME, asylum seeker and refugee communities; accessible information, food delivery, online communication
27/03/2020	£1,400 £127,708	ILLUMINATE CHARITY CIO	to train staff to offer group interactive courses virtually using Zoom reaching 80 vulnerable people
27/03/2020	£2,367 £45,208	CAMBRIDGE STUDENT COMMUNITY ACTION	to support 87 vulnerable people who are in need of reassurance and regular friendly phone calls, letters, shopping drops or arts and crafts
27/03/2020	£3,000	CAMBRIDGESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL	to provide food packages to 100 Care Leavers (aged 18-21) in independent and semi-independent accommodation
27/03/2020	£4,990	FAMILIES FIRST PETERBOROUGH CIC	to deliver food, toiletries and children's activity sources to the homes of 75 young people who are care leavers
27/03/2020	£2,700	HUNTINGDON TOWN COUNCIL	to support 50 older people with a weekly hot meal delivered to their door from April to September 2020
27/03/2020	£3,000	PETERBOROUGH LITHUANIAN COMMUNITY	to support 300 older and vulnerable people in the Lithuanian community; assisting with language barrier, groceries/food, telephone calls, online support and yoga sessions, signposting for mental health or incidences of crime/abuse
27/03/2020	£5,000	FENLAND TRUST	to run the Yaxley and Farcet Covid 19 Support network which provides help and support - including collecting shopping and prescriptions - for people in self isolation
27/03/2020	£3,217	ORWELL PARISH COUNCIL	to provide IT equipment needed for a central community response coordination function, and to facilitate volunteers to assist those confined to their homes (with home deliveries and other essential welfare support)

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Cumulative Grants

Amount	Recipient
£325,669	CAMBRIDGE COUNCIL FOR VOLUNTARY SERVICE
£249,164	CAMBRIDGE COMMUNITY ARTS
£239,163	ORMISTON FAMILIES
£208,120	THE KITE TRUST
£194,233	THE FERRY PROJECT
£176,049	HEAD TO TOE CHARITY
£159,392	CAMBRIDGESHIRE ACRE
£125,000	VIVA ARTS AND COMMUNITY GROUP
£110,000	EARTH & MIND CIC
£105,723	ROSMINI CENTRE WISBECH
£102,038	PETERBOROUGH WOMEN'S AID
£97,273	GROUNDWORK EAST, OPERATING LOCALLY AS GROUNDWORK CAMBRIDGESHIRE & PETERBOROUGH
£88,446	FENLAND ASSOCIATION FOR COMMUNITY TRANSPORT (FACT)
£81,204	LIGHT PROJECT PETERBOROUGH
£75,000	YOUNG PEOPLE'S COUNSELLING SERVICE (YPCS)
£74,142	LITTLE MIRACLES CIO (FENLAND)
£60,000	ST PETER STETCHWORTH PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL
£59,746	CAMBRIDGE ETHNIC COMMUNITY FORUM
£55,254	CARE NETWORK CAMBRIDGESHIRE
£53,210	CAMBRIDGE ACORN PROJECT
£50,747	NEW MEANING FOUNDATION
£50,000	THE PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL OF THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH OF ST ANDREW SOHAM
£50,000	SOHAM & DISTRICT SPORTS ASSOCIATION
£44,276	THE ROYAL SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF BIRDS
£39,882	CENTRE 33
£39,800	WITCHAM PARISH COUNCIL
£38,400	CAMBRIDGE BUDDHIST CENTRE
£37,247	ABBEY PEOPLE CIO
£35,000	HISTON & IMPINGTON GREEN SPACES CIO
£34,807	CAMBRIDGE WOMEN'S RESOURCES CENTRE
£34,777	DIDDINGTON PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL
£30,000	ST MARY'S CHURCH, BARTLOW PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL
£30,000	KINGS HEDGES FAMILY SUPPORT PROJECT
£29,450	CAMBRIDGESHIRE DEAF ASSOCIATION
£27,957	CARING TOGETHER
£26,852	HIGH HERITAGE
£25,000	SHEPRETH PARISH COUNCIL
£25,000	CAMBRIDGE SUSTAINABLE FOOD (CSF) CIC
£24,059	THE BACA CHARITY
£24,029	CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION
£24,000	HUNTS COMMUNITY CANCER NETWORK CHARITY (HCCN) CIO
£23,500	ROWAN
£22,638	WILBURTON PARISH COUNCIL
£22,250	THE WILDLIFE TRUST FOR BEDFORDSHIRE, CAMBRIDGESHIRE AND NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LTD
£22,200	ST PETER'S CHURCH, DUXFORD PCC
£21,580	MAGPAS AIR AMBULANCE
£21,000	PETERBOROUGH COUNCIL FOR VOLUNTARY SERVICE (PCVS)
£20,961	CAMBRIDGE AID
£20,000	ST NEOTS RUGBY CLUB
£20,000	ST IVES HOCKEY CLUB
£20,000	GRAVELEY PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL
£19,920	ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST CHURCH WATERBEACH
£19,001	JG NEXT GENERATION CIC
£18,883	WINTERCOMFORT
£18,500	PETALS
£18,500	GLADSTONE DISTRICT COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£18,260	CHS GROUP
£18,000	STOW CUM QUY PARISH COUNCIL
£18,000	GOOD NEIGHBOURS - RURAL PETERBOROUGH
£17,700	WISBECH AND FENLAND MUSEUM
£17,038	SUTTON ST EDMUND PARISH COUNCIL
£16,320	MEADOWS CHILDREN AND FAMILY WING
£15,952	THE FROGLIFE TRUST
£15,715	ARTS & MINDS
£15,305	STEEL BONES
£15,000	SWITCH180
£15,000	ST LEONARD’S CHURCH SOUTHOE PCC
£15,000	SPORTS CONNECTIONS FOUNDATION
£15,000	SHELFORD AND STAPLEFORD YOUTH INITIATIVE
£15,000	PROPERTY ANGELS CIC
£15,000	ORCHARD PARK COMMUNITY COUNCIL
£15,000	CAMTRUST
£14,996	BEDFORDSHIRE RURAL COMMUNITIES CHARITY
£14,577	CAMBRIDGE CURIOSITY AND IMAGINATION
£14,350	OBLIQUE ARTS
£14,199	FAMILIES FIRST PETERBOROUGH CIC
£14,000	CAMBRIDGE CITY FOODBANK
£14,000	CAMBOURNE CRESCENT
£13,921	CAMBRIDGE CYRENIANS
£13,918	PETERBOROUGH ASYLUM AND REFUGEE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION (PARCA)
£13,862	WATERBEACH AND LANDBEACH ACTION FOR YOUTH (WAY)
£13,802	THE BLUE SMILE PROJECT
£13,719	LITTLE MIRACLES CIO (PETERBOROUGH)
£13,500	MERIDIAN PCN
£13,500	AGE UK CAMBRIDGESHIRE & PETERBOROUGH
£13,300	SSAFA CAMBRIDGESHIRE (SOLDIERS, SAILORS, AIRMEN, FAMILIES ASS)
£13,231	RAMSEY NEIGHBOURHOODS TRUST
£13,100	ROMSEY MILL TRUST
£13,000	ROTATIONS
£12,800	CAMBRIDGE CANCER HELP CENTRE CIO
£12,627	THE NATIONAL TRUST
£12,303	CAMBRIDGE ONLINE
£12,100	CAMCARE UK
£12,040	THE FARMLAND MUSEUM
£12,000	ALL SAINTS CHURCH, TILBROOK PCC
£12,000	ALDERMAN PAYNE PRIMARY SCHOOL
£12,000	ADFAM NATIONAL
£11,935	LIVING SPORT
£11,851	FIRST STAR SCHOLARS UK
£11,832	HOPE AGAINST POVERTY CIC
£11,129	RIVER WAVENEY TRUST
£11,120	CAMBRIDGE SCIENCE CENTRE
£11,100	SEPSIS RESEARCH (FEAT) - SCIO
£10,804	READ EASY FENLAND
£10,800	WENTWORTH PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL
£10,799	CITIZENS ADVICE RURAL CAMBS
£10,750	ADAM'S ROSE
£10,670	CAMBRIDGE RARE DISEASE NETWORK
£10,580	KEEP BRITAIN TIDY
£10,500	CAMBRIDGESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
£10,462	RIGHT RESOLUTION CIC
£10,326	CATWORTH VILLAGE HALL
£10,000	WORKING WITH THE MIND C.I.C
£10,000	WISBECH ST MARY PARISH COUNCIL
£10,000	WIMBLINGTON PARISH COUNCIL
£10,000	WHAPLODE DROVE & GEDNEY HILL BOWLS CLUB
£10,000	THORNEY PARISH COUNCIL
£10,000	SUFFOLK WILDLIFE TRUST
£10,000	SUFFOLK WEST CITIZEN'S ADVICE BUREAU
£10,000	SOMETHING TO LOOK FORWARD TO
£10,000	PARSON DROVE PARISH COUNCIL
£10,000	NORFOLK WILDLIFE TRUST
£10,000	METAL CULTURE LTD
£10,000	GREAT WILBRAHAM PARENT TEACHER AND FRIENDS ASSOCIATION
£10,000	EVOLVE COUNSELLING (FORMERLY CAMBRIDGESHIRE CONSULTANCY IN COUNSELLING)
£10,000	CONNECTED LIVES
£10,000	CAMBRIDGE RE-USE
£10,000	CAMBRIDGE MERIDIAN ACADEMIES TRUST
£10,000	CARESCO LTD
£9,978	CONCRETE ROSE COLLECTIVE CIC
£9,743	GRAVELEY PARISH COUNCIL
£9,638	PAPWORTH TRUST
£9,270	HOME-START CAMBRIDGESHIRE
£9,095	GEDNEY HILL AND DISTRICT MEMORIAL HALL
£9,000	UP THE GARDEN BATH CIC
£8,871	CAMBRIDGE ARTS THEATRE
£8,766	BRITISH LIVER TRUST
£8,499	NICOLAUS COPERNICUS PETERBOROUGH POLISH SCHOOL
£8,400	MARY'S CHILD
£8,393	CROSS KEYS HOMES LTD
£8,115	ILLUMINATE CHARITY CIO
£8,059	BRINKLEY PARISH COUNCIL
£8,000	CAMBRIDGE FILM TRUST
£7,844	GREAT PAXTON COMMUNITY VILLAGE SHOP LTD
£7,750	1ST DODDINGTON SCOUT GROUP
£7,550	PRODIGAL COLLECTIVE CIC
£7,500	THOMAS MILLER CHARITY
£7,500	CCHP (CAMBRIDGE CHURCHES HOMELESS PROJECT)
£7,460	HOME-START ROYSTON & SOUTH CAMBRIDGESHIRE
£7,400	CAMBRIDGE CITY COUNCIL
£7,320	SAFE SOULMATES
£7,300	COGWHEEL COUNSELLING
£7,042	SIN CRU
£7,000	CAMBRIDGESHIRE OLDER PEOPLE'S ENTERPRISE (COPE)
£6,550	PRISONERS' EDUCATION TRUST
£6,418	BREAK
£6,400	ANGLING TRUST
£6,375	ALCONBURY RECREATION FIELD CHARITY
£6,250	FRIENDS OF HISTON & IMPINGTON COMMUNITY CIO
£6,200	FRIENDS OF ST JOHN'S PARSON DROVE
£6,103	DIGITAL PEOPLE IN PETERBOROUGH CIC
£6,000	WIMBLINGTON BOWLS CLUB
£6,000	WHITTLESEY ANGLING ASSOCIATION
£6,000	LIVING PAINTINGS
£6,000	FULBOURN PRIMARY SCHOOL
£5,980	EAST ANGLIAN AIR AMBULANCE
£5,170	NENE PARK TRUST
£5,000	WINTERCOMFORT
£5,000	UNITE 4 HUMANITY
£5,000	UK ISLAMIC MISSION
£5,000	TOM’S TRUST
£5,000	TOGETHER CULTURE C.I.C.
£5,000	THE STROKE ASSOCIATION
£5,000	THE SALVATION ARMY (CAMBRIDGE)
£5,000	THE FERRY PROJECT
£5,000	THE EXPERT ON MYSELF (TEOM) CIC
£5,000	THE C3 CHURCH (FORMALLY CAMBRIDGE COMMUNITY CHURCH)
£5,000	THE 3 PILLARS FEEDING THE HOMELESS TRUST
£5,000	ST ANDREW'S STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
£5,000	ST ANDREW'S CHURCH, CHERRY HINTON
£5,000	SHEDDERS AND FIXERS
£5,000	REFUGE
£5,000	RED HEN PROJECT
£5,000	RED BALLOON OF THE AIR (RBAIR)
£5,000	POWER2INSPIRE
£5,000	POWER 2 CREATIVITY
£5,000	PINPOINT CAMBRIDGESHIRE
£5,000	PETERBOROUGH TOWN CRICKET CLUB
£5,000	PETERBOROUGH MUMS UK
£5,000	NEWMARKET OPEN DOOR
£5,000	NENE VALLEY CARE TRUST
£5,000	METHODIST HOMES (MHA)
£5,000	MELBOURN PARISH COUNCIL
£5,000	MARCH MAKE AND MEND
£5,000	MAGGIE’S CENTRES
£5,000	LONGSTANTON PARISH COUNCIL
£5,000	LITTLE THETFORD PARISH COUNCIL
£5,000	LINTON PARISH CHARITIES - CHARITY OF ELIZABETH HARRISON
£5,000	KINGSGATE COMMUNITY CHURCH
£5,000	JIMMY'S CAMBRIDGE (NIGHT SHELTER)
£5,000	INSPIRE2IGNITE CIC
£5,000	HUNTS FORUM OF VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS
£5,000	GREAT PAXTON RECREATION GROUND
£5,000	GODMANCHESTER TOWN COUNCIL
£5,000	FORM THE FUTURE CIC
£5,000	FINDACURE
£5,000	FENLAND TRUST
£5,000	FENLAND DISTRICT COUNCIL
£5,000	FAMILY VOICE PETERBOROUGH
£5,000	ENTERPRISE EAST GROUP CIC
£5,000	ELY FOODBANK
£5,000	EASTON PARISH COUNCIL
£5,000	EAST CAMBRIDGESHIRE DISTRICT COUNCIL
£5,000	EAST ANGLIA'S CHILDREN'S HOSPICES (EACH)
£5,000	EAST OF ENGLAND WISBECH CLUSTER COMMUNITY FIRST RESPONDERS
£5,000	DIAL/DISABILITY PETERBOROUGH
£5,000	COTTENHAM CHARITIES
£5,000	CITIZENS ADVICE RURAL CAMBS
£5,000	CARE NETWORK CAMBRIDGESHIRE
£5,000	CLIC SARGENT
£5,000	BABA BUDHA JI EDUCATIONAL TRUST
£5,000	AGE UK CAMBRIDGESHIRE & PETERBOROUGH
£5,000	ACTION FOR FAMILY CARERS
£5,000	ABBEY COLLEGE, RAMSEY
£4,999	REACH COMMUNITY PROJECTS CIO
£4,996	POWER2INSPIRE
£4,980	FEN HANDS
£4,968	CHIPS-CHILDREN'S INTEGRATED PLAYSCHEMES
£4,952	DUXFORD COVID GROUP C/O DUXFORD PARISH COUNCIL
£4,950	LITTLE THETFORD VILLAGE HALL
£4,950	CAMBRIDGESHIRE, PETERBOROUGH AND SOUTH LINCOLNSHIRE MIND
£4,887	SPECTRUM CAMBRIDGE
£4,875	RAMSEY NEIGHBOURHOODS TRUST
£4,870	PRISIJAUKINK SAVE
£4,820	EAST TIMORESE ASSOCIATION PETERBOROUGH
£4,810	STRETHAM PARISH COUNCIL
£4,790	WHAPLODE DROVE BADMINTON CLUB
£4,750	THE ALKAPTONURIA SOCIETY
£4,750	CAN DO COMMUNITIES CIC
£4,745	WISBECH YOUTH CLUB
£4,730	OLIVE BRANCH COMMUNITY GARDEN
£4,725	TURTLE DOVE CAMBRIDGE CIC
£4,705	CAMBRIDGE UNITED YOUTH & COMMUNITY TRUST
£4,700	WHITE RIBBON ALLIANCE
£4,527	THE KIDSAID FOUNDATION
£4,500	YOUTHS OF FENLAND C.I.C.
£4,500	SUTTON PARISH COUNCIL
£4,500	SOHAM COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£4,500	OASIS COMMUNITY HOUSING
£4,500	LITTLEPORT PARISH COUNCIL
£4,500	FITNESS RUSH COMMUNITY CIC
£4,440	AFGHANISTAN AND CENTRAL ASIAN ASSOCIATION
£4,418	YOUTH TO YOUTH
£4,307	WISBECH LITHUANIAN COMMUNITY
£4,250	ALCONBURY BROOK FLOOD GROUP
£4,200	WISBECH COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST
£4,169	BRANCHING OUT
£4,150	YOUNG TECHNICIANS CIC
£4,140	CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD, CAMBRIDGE
£4,138	ECHOUTDOORS COMPANY UK CIC
£4,114	CARING HAIR (CANCER HAIR CARE)
£4,089	MAKING SPACE
£4,050	ORCHARD PARK COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL PARENTS TEACHERS FRIENDS ASSOCIATION
£4,000	WISBECH SUPPLEMENTARY LITHUANIAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE COMMUNITY SCHOOL-CLUB: LASELIS
£4,000	WHITTLESEY TOWN COUNCIL
£4,000	THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE POLICE SHRIEVALTY TRUST
£4,000	THE CAMBRIDGE RUSSIAN-SPEAKING SOCIETY
£4,000	POLISH SUPPLEMENTARY SCHOOL
£4,000	PARKFIELD SPORTS CLUB
£4,000	GATEHOUSE CARING IN EAST ANGLIA
£4,000	FROZEN LIGHT
£4,000	DISABILITY CAMBRIDGESHIRE
£4,000	DIDIEJI POKST
£4,000	COMMUNITY FIRST (PETERBOROUGH) CIO
£4,000	CHINESE COMMUNITY IN PETERBOROUGH
£4,000	BENWICK VILLAGE HALL COMMITTEE
£3,950	SWITCH NOW CIC
£3,910	FUSION YOUTH PROJECTS CIO
£3,842	CAMBRIDGE BREASTFEEDING ALLIANCE CIO
£3,825	POSABILITY
£3,750	HOPE INTO ACTION: EAST OF ENGLAND
£3,739	NORTH CAMBRIDGE COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP CIO
£3,648	RIMA'S LADIES ARTS UK C. I. C
£3,500	WILLINGHAM PARISH COUNCIL
£3,500	RE-ENGAGE (FORMERLY CONTACT-THE-ELDERLY)
£3,500	MOULTON CHAPEL FOOTBALL CLUB
£3,499	WELLSPRING COMMUNITY CHURCH
£3,499	RED BALLOON EDUCATIONAL TRUST
£3,456	YOUNG TECHNICIANS CIC
£3,450	ISLEHAM CRICKET CLUB
£3,400	THE EDGE CAFé CIC
£3,400	PETERBOROUGH CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU
£3,330	ST PAUL'S CHURCH AND COMMUNITY CENTRE
£3,318	THE WILD HUB CIC
£3,287	MAGPAS AIR AMBULANCE
£3,252	THE HYGIENE BANK CIO
£3,217	ORWELL PARISH COUNCIL
£3,200	THE COUNTRYSIDE ALLIANCE FOUNDATION
£3,200	ALCONBURY CE PRIMARY SCHOOL
£3,000	THRIPLOW DAFFODIL WEEKEND CHARITY
£3,000	THE BEE MINDFUL HIVE
£3,000	RKA GLOVE UP CIC
£3,000	PETERBOROUGH LITHUANIAN COMMUNITY
£3,000	CRUSE BEREAVEMENT CARE (HUNTINGDONSHIRE BRANCH)
£3,000	COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP GROUP (COMPAS)
£3,000	CHILD BRAIN INJURY TRUST
£3,000	CAMMS MEALS ON WHEELS
£3,000	BURWELL COMMUNITY PRINT CENTRE
£3,000	BIPOLAR UK
£3,000	BASSINGBOURN-CUM-KNEESWORTH PARISH COUNCIL
£2,983	PRISONER SUPPORT SERVICES CIC
£2,941	CAMBRIDGE STUDENT COMMUNITY ACTION
£2,900	DISABILITY HUNTINGDONSHIRE (DISH)
£2,862	SEW POSITIVE
£2,850	COLLUSION CAMBRIDGE LTD
£2,808	READ EASY PETERBOROUGH
£2,800	CAMBRIDGE WOMEN’S AID
£2,700	HUNTINGDON TOWN COUNCIL
£2,680	BUCKDEN PARISH COUNCIL
£2,600	WYSING ARTS CENTRE
£2,595	RED2GREEN
£2,550	STRETHAM YOUTH CLUB
£2,520	RED HEN PROJECT
£2,500	PARSON DROVE STREET PRIDE GROUP
£2,500	OPEN DOOR BAPTIST CHURCH
£2,500	MELDRETH CORONAVIRUS COMMUNITY SUPPORT
£2,500	ACCURO
£2,455	CHRISTCHURCH SHORT MAT BOWLS CLUB
£2,400	RAMSEY & DISTRICT COMMUNITY BUS ASSOCIATION LTD
£2,281	PARSON DROVE AMENITIES 95
£2,277	CRRC CAMBRIDGE REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT CAMPAIGN
£2,275	CAMBRIDGE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE
£2,225	PHOENIX YOUTH PROVISION CIC (RISE YOUTH CLUB)
£2,139	PASTON FARM COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
£2,060	GEDNEY HILL JUBILEE ART GROUP
£2,010	LET'S GET ACTIVE
£2,004	CAMBRIDGE SPORT LAKES TRUST
£2,000	YELLING VILLAGE HALL
£2,000	THE EDGE CAFé CIC
£2,000	SOCIAL ECHO NORTH HUNTINGDONSHIRE CIC
£2,000	SANDY HILL COMMUNITY PROJECT CENTRE C.I.C.
£2,000	SERV SUFFOLK & CAMBRIDGESHIRE
£2,000	ROMSEY MILL TRUST
£2,000	ROAD VICTIMS TRUST
£2,000	MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY HUNTINGDON & DISTRICT GROUP
£2,000	MIND OVER CANCER
£2,000	LOVE MILL ROAD
£2,000	JOHN HUNTINGDON'S CHARITY
£2,000	FENLAND ARTS ASSOCIATION
£2,000	ENABLING INDEPENDENCE SERVICE
£2,000	EMMAUS CAMBRIDGE
£2,000	DODDINGTON SHORT MAT BOWLS CLUB
£2,000	CAMBRIDGE & DISTRICT CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU
£2,000	CAMBOURNE MEN'S SHED
£2,000	BURWELL PRINT CENTRE
£2,000	ALL IN SOUND
£1,758	WATERBEACH AND LANDBEACH ACTION FOR YOUTH (WAY)
£1,600	BUCKWORTH CRICKET CLUB
£1,555	PETERBOROUGH CITY COUNCIL
£1,500	UK CHINESE WOMEN CONNECT ASSOCIATION
£1,500	CAMBRIDGE HANDS-ON SCIENCE (CHAOS)
£1,500	1220 (MARCH) SQUADRON AIR TRAINING CORPS
£1,485	CAMBRIDGE RE-USE
£1,400	THE OFFORDS RECREATION HUT (OFFORD VILLAGE HALL)
£1,395	THE ALCONBURY CARPET BOWLS CLUB
£1,386	THE MORDENS AND LITLINGTON MOBILE WARDEN SCHEME
£1,351	HARDWICK NETWORK AND HARDWICK EVANGELICAL CHURCH
£1,300	WISBECH SCHOOLS' PARTNERSHIP (WSP)
£1,026	URBAN UPRISING
£1,000	ST JOHN AMBULANCE CAMBRIDGESHIRE
£1,000	HASLINGFIELD CHOIR
£1,000	CAM SIGHT
£1,000	A DAY AT THE BEACH
£999	BEDS & CAMBS 4X4 RESPONSE GROUP CIO
£990	MARCH ACADEMY FC
£850	ISLEHAM COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£800	SAWSTON YOUTH GROUP
£776	YOUNG PEOPLE MARCH
£750	KIDSOUT
£500	WILBURTON FOOTBALL CLUB