His provision
Blackpool, UK
We run two family centres in Blackpool providing volunteering opportunities. We provide free family meals, family breakfast on Saturday,we do a Sunday lunch once a month. We have a kids club on a Monday. Our volunteer ms donate three hours of there time and this gains them 12 points which they can spend in the pantry. We raise people confidence through our volunteering opportunities and offer the chance to lean new skills which increase a persons health and wellbeing
What we've received
Meals238,611
Non-food (tonnes)1.24
Volunteering (hrs)Volunteering (hours)8
Money£400
Fleetwood And Cleveleys Lions Club Charity Trust Fund
Fleetwood, UK
The charity provides grants towards the purchase of equipment and services for local individuals and organisations unable to obtain assistance from any other source. it will also work with other charitable organisations to raise funds or make donations to worthy causes or individuals.each is assessed on its individual merit. the charity also supports the lions clubs international foundation.
What we've received
Meals128,339
Non-food (tonnes)1.60
Money£635
Forward Project
Blackpool, UK
Our charity plays a crucial role in community outreach, addressing widespread issues such as loneliness, debt, and poverty within the area. We provide a safe and welcoming environment where individuals can connect, enjoy fellowship, and access much-needed support. Our primary objectives include supporting families, helping individuals struggling to meet basic needs, and providing education, empowerment, and personalised support to uplift the community.
Our Forward Project, a significant initiative, was launched to work closely with the community on several pressing issues. These include tackling loneliness, poor health outcomes, unhealthy diets, digital and racial exclusion, and the rising prevalence of mental health conditions. At the heart of our ethos is a commitment to inclusivity, ensuring that everyone feels welcome, regardless of their background, sexuality, disability, or religious belief. To further enhance accessibility and utility, we have recently transformed our church into a vibrant community hub. This space not only serves as a sanctuary but also as a dynamic centre for learning, social interaction, and support services. By fostering a sense of belonging and community, we aim to create a more connected, resilient, and empowered populace.
What we've received
Meals31,018
Non-food (tonnes)0.12
Money£5,000