17.07.2014 Cannon Bridge Roof Gardens

LandAid Summer Party

Programme6.30pm Drinks reception and live

entertainment

7.00pm Silent auction starts

7.30pm Food service commences

8.00pm Joanna Averley and LandAid charity projects

9.30pm Food service ends

9.45pm Auction closes

10.00pm Live music and dancing

11.30pm Bar closes

12.00am Carriages

A fabulous night of fun & fundraising...

Entertainment & FoodMusic : Groove Instinct will be keeping you entertained all night long.

Fun and games: there is free table football, croquet and giant Connect Four – and don’t forget to get a team selfie done in the photo booth.

Silent auction: find an auction screen or tablet and make your bid. See pages 25-37 to view the fantastic lots and how to bid on page 23.

Food: a delicious selection of gourmet food will be brought to you throughout the evening.

Drinks: unlimited beer and wine is available during the event.

Twitter: Tell your friends where you are using #LandAidParty14 are using #LandAidParty14

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Welcome

On behalf of our Board of Trustees and team, it gives us great pleasure to welcome you to the LandAid Summer Party 2014.

Tonight provides an opportunity to reflect upon and celebrate all the amazing things the property industry has achieved through LandAid in the last year. Our income grew to £1.7 million, and we now have over 100 corporate partners and thousands of individuals who are uniting to help disadvantaged children and young people in the UK.

The collective generosity and energy of the property industry means we have been able to support a further 25 projects with essential investments in their buildings and facilities, as well as providing free property advice.

LandAid now has over 50 charity partners who provide vital and carefully tailored services to some of the UK’s most vulnerable young people.

LandAid is very proud of our model of partnership with the industry and our beneficiaries. We are leading the way in how charity and business can be integrated - and together, we make a bigger difference.

Tonight is a great way to meet colleagues from across the property industry, see how you can get involved and help us to meet our fundraising target by bidding on our fantastic auction prizes.

Tonight also marks the launch of our new website. So please do take a look and see all the great things we are achieving together as the property industry’s charity.

Wishing you a wonderful evening!

Robin Broadhurst, ChairmanJoanna Averley, Chief Executive

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Our thanks to:

Event Sponsor: Helical Bar.

Brochure Sponsors: Capstone Recruitment, C-Probe, Frogmore, Gerald Eve, Mace Foundation, Sheppard Robson and RICS.

Our Prize Donors: Amanda Wakeley, Angermann Goddard & Loyd, Aston Rose, Estates Gazette, The Football Association, The Goring, Harlequins, Helical Bar, JLL, Mace, Osborne Clarke, Park Plaza Westminster Bridge, RICS, Royal Bank of Scotland and Value Retail.

Marketing support: ECN Live, Estates Gazette and Property Week.

Hosts: all the hosts who have bought tickets and invited our fabulous guests to the party.

Guests: to you, our guests, for coming along and supporting LandAid.

The LandAid Fundraising Committee and Trustees: for your help, advice and support.

Thank youTonight would not have been possible without the kindness, generosity and

commitment of many people.

In August, Helical will be moving to a new office:

2nd Floor, 5 Hanover SquareLondon W1S 1HQ

Helical Bar plc is one of the UK’s leading property companies with a substantial development and investment portfolio

www.helical.co.uk

Helical Bar is proud to support LandAid

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In August, Helical will be moving to a new office:

2nd Floor, 5 Hanover SquareLondon W1S 1HQ

Helical Bar plc is one of the UK’s leading property companies with a substantial development and investment portfolio

www.helical.co.uk

Helical Bar is proud to support LandAid

Oliver Abram Knight Frank

Jo Allen Frogmore

Tim Allen Bristows

James Anderson Turley

Tom Anderson Helical Bar

Daniel Anning Gerald Eve

Michelle Anthony Oxygen Asset Management

David Ardill Sheppard Robson Architects

John Arey Irwin Mitchell

Lucy Ariss GVA

Georgina Atkinson Odgers Berndtson

Elise Austin LandAid Charitable Trust

Joanna Averley LandAid Charitable Trust

Suzanne Avery The Royal Bank of Scotland

Will Badger Prudential

James Bannister Solutus Advisors

Lindsey Barrett Nabarro Solicitors

Stephen Barter KPMG

David Bateman GVA

Neil Batty Knight Frank

Peter Beckett KPMG

Lee Bennett Sheppard Robson Architects

Richard Benson Battersea Power Station Development Company

Mike Biddle Angermann Goddard & Loyd

Chris Billingham Education Funding Agency

Simon Bird Bircroft Insurance Services

Jeremy Blackburn RICS UK

Toni Blanks GVA

Kevin Boa Pinsent Masons

Matthew Bonning-Snook Helical Bar

Eleanor Bosley KPMG

Ray Boswell Lend Lease

Nigel Bosworth Chainbow

Rob Bould GVA

Kate Bourne Redwood Consulting

Katharine Bramson Bellenden

Fiona Brigginshaw Lend Lease

Phil Briscoe Bellenden

Robin Broadhurst LandAid Charitable Trust

Iorwen Brooks-Jones Capital Law

Lauren Broom KPMG

Tim Bull GVA

Sarah Bundy Grosvenor

Chris Burge Metro Bank

Tina Burgess GVA

Peter Burns Taylor Wimpey

Dan Burr Sheppard Robson Architects

Jonathan Burton GVA

Joshua Butt Indigo Public Affairs

Abigail Cacia McDonalds

Johnny Caddick Caddick Developments

Mark Campbell Native Land

Thomas Cardwell Churchill Retirement Living

Yumeng Chan Native Land

Amy Chapman Mace

Dan Clarke Native Land

Olly Clarke Mace

Jeremy Clay Mayer Brown

Stuart Clifton Lancer Property Asset Management

Welcome to our wonderful guestsLook who’s here

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Zoe Collier Voyanta

Philip Colman GVA

Charles Conway Barclays Bank

Eddie Cook Chancerygate

Alexandra Copley Chainbow

Ian Cox Herbert Smith Freehills

Catherine Crawley Native Land

Paul Crosbie Rockspring

Letitia Cundale Nabarro Solicitors

Stefania D’Imperia Grosvenor

Juliana Dalton LondonMetric

Sarah Davenport Capstone Recruitment

Darren Davey Solutus Advisors

Claire Davidson Cushman and Wakefield

Simon Davies Blackstone

Peter Day Guest of Osborne Clarke

Peter Day Taylor Wimpey

Alex de Rijke de Rijke Marsh Morgan Architects 

Leah De Silva LandAid Charitable Trust

Alasdair Deignon The Royal Bank of Scotland

Andrew Devoy Thomas and Adamson

Alex Dewey EY

Shomit Dey Blackstone

Marion Dillon LondonMetric

Lucy Dinnen Hawkins\Brown

Hunt Doering Baupost Group

Sarah Draper Gerald Eve

Blythe Dunk JLL

Sophie Eastwood Holistic Group

Miles Ede HBJ Gateley

Tony Efreme Bircroft Insurance Services

Alistair Elliott Knight Frank

Rosalind Ellis Grosvenor

Will Evers LondonMetric

Claire Fahey Cordea Savills

Anna Farnes Grosvenor

Matt Farrell Grosvenor

Joe Faulkner KPMG

Sam Feller GVA

Duncan Ferguson Lancer Property Asset Management

Charles Ferguson Davie Moorfield Group

Robert Few Bidwells

Richard Fiddes Gerald Eve

Nigel Fleming Knight Frank

Paul Flexney-Briscoe Land Securities

Catherine Floyd GVA

Gary Forster Turley

Alex Foshay Knight Frank

Bridget Fox Indigo Public Affairs

Dan Francis GVA

Caroline Fraser LandAid Charitable Trust

Nigel Fraser West One Management Consulting

Susan Freeman Mishcon de Reya

Phil Frenay Crossland Otter Hunt

Louis Furner Jorden Salata

Rosalind Futter Land Securities

Sarah Galvin Wragge Lawrence Graham

Simon Gardiner Pinsent Masons

Sarah Gatehouse EY

Dan Gaunt Knight Frank

Will Gay Guest of Osborne Clarke

Justin Gaze Knight Frank

Ian Gear Ares Management

Nikki Gibbard Helical Bar

Dave Gibson Draught Associates

Mike Gibson Indigo Public Affairs

Marc Gilbard Moorfield Group

Robin Gill Make Architects

Nick Gilmore A J Morrisroe and Sons

Alana Gilpin Holistic Group

Welcome to our wonderful guests

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the more the merrier...Edward Glass Bristows

John Goacher LaSalle Investment Management

David Goatman Knight Frank

Lauren Goulden Capita

George Grace Native Land

Ewan Graham Hawkins\Brown

Daniel Grant Deloitte

Donald Grant Capital and Counties Properties

Will Grant Taylor Wimpey

Nicholas Gray Native Land

Vanessa Greaves Irwin Mitchell

Mark Green GVA

Gabriella Griffith City A.M.

Robin Grove Speechly Bircham

Nathalie Hakim Grosvenor

Luke Hamill Ares Management

Emily Hamilton Grosvenor

Liz Hamson Property Week

Paul Haniford Maclay Murray and Spens

Matt Harmer Indigo Public Affairs

Caroline Harper JLL

Simon Hart Mishcon de Reya

Tim Hartley Odgers Berndtson

Johnny Hawkins Knight Frank

Isla Hay EY

Simon Healey Mace

Brian Healy Tincan

Nick Heath Guest of LondonMetric

James Henderson Native Land

Alan Herbert GVA

Lucy Hewlett Capstone Recruitment

Tom Hill Ashby Capital

Steven Hilton Redwood Consulting

David Hodge Mitsui Fudosan

Ian Hodgson Knight Frank

Steve Holbrook Skanska

Bill Holland KPMG

Charles Holland Taylor Wimpey

Ali Holt GVA

Tom Hood BNP Paribas Real Estate

Suzanne Hooks Bristows

Nicola Hordern Cordea Savills

Marc Howarth Paragon Building Consultancy

Matt Howell RICS UK

Claire Hughes Pinsent Masons

Caroline Humble Mayer Brown

Andrew Hunter Skanska

James Ikonen KPMG

Eleanor Irwin RICS UK

Kasmira Jefford City A.M.

Anita Jerkovic Goodman

Rupert Johnson Knight Frank

Graeme Jones C-Probe Systems

Graham Jones Aecom

Jo-Anne Jones GVA

Nick Jones Knight Frank

Pierre Jooste Lancer Property Asset Management

Kyle Joss Cushman and Wakefield

Chris Jukes Grosvenor

Katy Katani Speechly Bircham

Gerald Kaye Helical Bar

James Keegan Knight Frank

Patrick Keown Freeths

Kim Kerton Lend Lease

John Kevill Lancer Property Asset Management

Shaun Kirby KPMG

Alex Kirk GVA

Gemma Kirsch Bristows

Richard Klein Knight Frank

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the more the merrier...Lynette Lackey one5two

Hiten Lad KPMG

Jamie Lamond GVA

Richard Lane GVA

Karen Langford GVA

Dawn Larmouth Indigo Public Affairs

Conan Lauterpacht Voyanta

Nicola Law Gensler

Gail Lawrence Chainbow

Jen Lawrie Grosvenor

Michael Lea JLL

Ian Lee Bircroft Insurance Services

Colin Lee Davie GVA

Henrietta Lees Lancer Property Asset Management

Tom Leftwich Office for Civil Society

Michael Lenz Draught Associates

Gil Levy Maya Construction

Chris Lewis Cushman and Wakefield

Sanjeet Liddar Nabarro Solicitors

Andreas Lindelof Skanska

Pauline Lindo GVA

Ulysses Lo Capita

Michael Lowndes Turley

Jason Lucas Amstar

Chris Ludlam AEW Europe

Harriet Luff Redwood Consulting

Annah Lundgren GVA

Magnus MacAulay GVA

Laura Mackenzie Nabarro Solicitors

Sarah Maguire LondonMetric

Sadie Malim Moorfield Group

James Mannix Knight Frank

Richard Mansell Irwin Mitchell

Chris Mansell Knight Frank

Jonathan Mantovani Native Land

Kevin Marriott GVA

Graham Martin KPMG

Tom Martin Indigo Public Affairs

Selina Mason lda Design

Sophie Matthews Lend Lease

Neil Mattinson lda Design

Richard May Lancer Property Asset Management

Ross McCaskill Conygar Investment Company

Jason McColl Make Architects

Allison McCormack GVA

Gavin McCosh Paragon Building Consultancy

Malcolm McGowan Sheppard Robson Architects

Jackie McGruer Grosvenor

Barry McKeown Maclay Murray and Spens

Craig McWilliam Grosvenor

Jimmy McWilliams M&M Asset Management

Stephen Meade Capital Law

Terry Megennis GVA

Rebecca Mellor Indigo Public Affairs

Jade Meredith GVA

Sandra Merrall GVA

Robert Michael GVA

Kerry Middlemiss Mayer Brown

Ben Middleton KPMG

Emily Miller Knight Frank

Festus Moffat John Robertson Architects

Adam Moore Holtby Turner

Drew Moore Wilkinson Williams

Padraig Moore Avenue Capital Group

Christian Morgan Taylor Wimpey

Sadie Morgan de Rijke Marsh Morgan Architects 

Kevin Moriarty Lands Improvement Holdings

Sarah Morley Speechly Bircham

Paul Murphy EY

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Punit Nathwani KPMG

Simon Neate Indigo Planning

Robert Neill Sir Robert McAlpine

Alasdair Nicholls Native Land

Hayley Nicholls GVA

Robert Noel Land Securities

Cassie O’Flanagan McDonalds

Rachael O’Sullivan GVA

Leanne O’Brien Capital Law

Josie Ogg John Robertson Architects

Melanie Olrik Malcolm Hollis

Freddie Owen Knight Frank

Tony Palgrave Mace

Andy Palmer Taylor Wimpey

Verona Panton GVA

Adam Pappini Taylor Wimpey

Jason Parker Make Architects

Jesal Patel The Prideview Group

Nilesh Patel The Prideview Group

Vishal Patel The Prideview Group

Richard Patient Indigo Public Affairs

Ian Paul Mishcon de Reya

Elizabeth Pearson LandAid Charitable Trust

Liz Peckett Cushman and Wakefield

Sebastian Pecoraro GVA

Nick Pemberton Allsop

Robyn Phillips LandAid Charitable Trust

Simon Pickford Paragon Building Consultancy

Anne-Marie Porisse Dalkia

Liz Potts LandAid Charitable Trust

Helen Pratten KPMG

Michael Preston Nabarro Solicitors

Bill Price WSP UK

Matt Probert Cordea Savills

Byron Pull Lancer Property Asset Management

Shetal Pydiah GVA

Rehana Raja The Royal Bank of Scotland

Simon Rees Gerald Eve

Syreeta Reid GVA

Martin Reid Thomas and Adamson

Mark Reynolds Mace

Tom Richardson Capita Property and Infrastructure

Dina Rielly Ares Management

Matt Roach KPMG

Piers Roberts JP Morgan

John Robertson John Robertson Architects

Sally Robinson LandAid Charitable Trust

John Rodgers Deloitte

Kaylie Rogers GVA

Simon Ross Capita

Shaun Roy Knight Frank

Andy Rumfitt Aecom

Tom Rundall Knight Frank

Tony Samuels Surrey County Council

Daniel Saunders EY

Arnaud Schaller Gatehouse Bank

Guy Scott Plummer Allsop

Oliver Shah The Sunday Times

David Shapland Savills

Matt Sharman Taylor Wimpey

Tim Sharpen KPMG

Max Shepherd Holtby Turner

Alan Shingler Sheppard Robson Architects

Tim Simmonds Guest of Osborne Clarke

Natasha Simmons Grosvenor

Tom Simmons Paragon Building Consultancy

Rajeev Singhal London Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Ingrid Skinner Taylor Wimpey

Mike Slade Helical Bar

Who’s doing the washing up????

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Abby Smart Knight Frank

Dave Smith Wates

Mark Smith Speechly Bircham

Patrick Smith Frogmore

Richard Smith Taylor Wimpey

Laura Soutar GVA

Jay Squire Native Land

Tim Stephen GVA

Jon Stewart Liberum

James Stratton Cushman and Wakefield

Venkat Subramaniam KPMG

Jeremy Sutton Kenningtons Chartered Surveyors

Jamie Swan Maples Teesdale

Sadie Swepston CBRE

Lauren Sydes GVA

Simon Tatford Lend Lease

Stephen Taylor Freehold Managers

David Taylor Pinsent Masons

Jeremy Tham Knight Frank

Ian Thompson Malcolm Hollis

Rob Thompson Irwin Mitchell

Lee Thomson KPMG

Roger Thornton Maples Teesdale

Jeremy Tonge Gerald Eve

Paul Toward Churchill Retirement Living

Holly Trotman Irwin Mitchell

Hannah Trubshaw Turley

Richard Trubshaw Paragon Building Consultancy

Toby Turner Holtby Turner

James Turner Nightingale Partners

Steven Vaughan Conygar Investment Company

Paul Vettraino GVA

Philip Villars Indigo Planning

Emily Violaris CWM Retail Property Advisors

Jon Vivian Irwin Mitchell

Abigail Vyner Living Group

Dean Wade London Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Tim Wainwright RICS UK

James Wakelin KPMG

Duncan Walker Helical Bar

Mark Walley RICS EMEA

Laureen Walsh LandAid Charitable Trust

Thomas Walsh GVA

Lesley Wan Lloyds Bank

Kris Ward Lloyds Banking Group

Louise Ward Speechly Bircham

Sarah Ward Bellenden

Barbara Welch Mace

Nicola Westbrooke KPMG

Alison Westwood GVA

Hoong Wey Woon Pears Property

Chris White JLL

Joe White Native Land

Richard White KPMG

Damian Wild Estates Gazette

Catherine Williams Voyanta

Alex Williamson LandAid Charitable Trust

Stuart Wortley Pinsent Masons

Kim Worts RICS UK

Nick Wright Guest of Osborne Clarke

Marcus Wroe Paragon Building Consultancy

Mira Yovcheva GVA

Chiara Zuccon The Royal Bank of Scotland

Who’s doing the washing up????

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LandAid: uniting to help disadvantaged children & young people

Many young people in the UK are facing a tough future. It is estimated that there will be 3.5 million children living in poverty by 2020 – that’s more than 1 in 4. Over 50% of homeless young people have been excluded from school, 40% have experienced abuse at home and 33% self-harm. A third of homeless young people have also been in care.

For those young people struggling with homelessness, unemployment or a lack of opportunities, the challenges of a rapidly changing world are, quite simply, magnified.

The projects and organisations LandAid supports are often involved at the point of severe crisis in a child or young person’s life.

Each project is unique - but they all provide carefully tailored, sensitive support to young people and their families.

Through the generosity, resources and expertise donated by over 100 partners from across the property industry, LandAid works to break the cycle of disadvantage for those vulnerable children and young people in the UK.

1 in 7

3.5 million UK children living in

poverty by 2o2o

young people not in education, employment or training (NEET)

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Eikon, Surrey.Total grant funding: £20,000.

Roundabout, SheffieldTotal grant funding: £10,000.

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Eikon, Surrey.Total grant funding: £20,000.

Roundabout, SheffieldTotal grant funding: £10,000.

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Brathay Trust, CumbriaTotal grant funding: £49,993

Spotlight Centre, Tower Hamlets. Total grant funding: £90,000

Roundabout, SheffieldTotal grant funding: £10,000.

Rampworx, Merseyside. Total grant funding: £45,000.

Eikon, Surrey.Total grant funding: £20,000.

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Making a real and lasting impact on young livesEach year, through our grant giving programme LandAid commits over £1 million of funding to projects across the UK. This is complemented by our co-investment programme, where partners match fund a project.

LandAid currently has over 50 active partnerships with charities working with some of the UK’s most vulnerable children and young people. LandAid partners with local charities not just through the donation of grants, but also by helping them to build their capability to deliver a great project and deal with wider property issues, through free property advice given by our corporate partners as part of the LandAid pro bono programme (see page 20).

LandAid only invests where we can add value and increase the effectiveness and reach of a charity partner’s activities and programmes. The projects we support take young people on a journey to being independent and confident about their future.

£4.4 million

50 charity partners

total value of grants given to charity partners

receiving vital funding and free property advice from LandAid

We do this by investing in projects that provide children and young people with: somewhere safe to live, creating a safety net and rehabilitation, life skills, education and training and assisting the search for work.

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LandAid adds value in two main ways:• Providingfinancialsupporttobuild,refurbishandmaintainbuildings.• Mentoringcharitiesthatneedadviceaboutmanagingtheir

property, through the provision of free professional advice.

Using farming and therapy to support children at risk of being excluded from school, helping them turn

their lives around

Jamie’s Farm, Herefordshire. Total grant funding: £110,000.

£155,000 for the refurbishment of Jamie’s Farm in Ross on Wye, Herefordshire

Some of LandAid’s projects

Roots and Shoots

LandAid is working with the unique Kennington charity Roots and Shoots to help disadvantaged young people in London feel valued and develop a positive outlook for the future. Roots and Shoots provides vocational horticulture training programmes, alongside traditional education. A LandAid grant of £150,000 made in 2012 is funding the conversion of a dilapidated building into a learning centre. This funding is enabling Roots and Shoots to increase their capacity for helping young Londoners by 60%.

“The LandAid funding will provide an educational resource that will be the ‘Jewel in the Crown’ for our charity. The building is at the centre of our site and we very much need these improvements to enhance our educational services.”Linda Phillips, Director

Kinetic Foundation

The riots in Croydon in 2011 highlighted how deep the problem of youth unemployment runs in the town. Kinetic Foundation uses the passion young people have for sport to create positive changes in their lives. In 2013, LandAid helped launch Kinetic’s first ever football social inclusion project with a grant of £15,000. Football sessions are delivered by 60 community role models and each participant on the project is offered a tailored personal development plan. The project reaches 300 young people per session, run three times a week.

“LandAid funding has allowed us to scale up our community engagement and offer a platform for our young people to ‘give back’. Our young leaders offer their experience, guidance and support to others in their community, many of whom are in desperate need of a positive exit route.” James Fotheringham, Operating Officer

Roots and Shoots

Living costs in London are skyrocketing, and living in the capital is becoming increasingly challenging. In this competitive market, long term unemployment can have a severe effect on a young person’s sense of self worth.

We are working with the unique Kennington charity Roots and Shoots to help disadvantaged young people in our capital feel valued and develop a positive outlook for the future.

Roots and Shoots provides vocational horticulture training programmes, alongside traditional education A LandAid grant of £150,000 made in 2012 funded the conversion of a depilated building into a learning centre. LandAid also secured a co-invested grant from Royal Bank of Scotland Community Fund of £29,645 for external works to the training centre. This funding has enabled Roots and Shoots to increase their capacity for training by 60%.

Kinetic Foundation

“LandAid funding has allowed us to scale up our community engagement and offer a platform for our young people to ‘give back’. Our young leaders offer their experience, guidance and support to others in their community, many of whom are in desperate need of a positive exit route.” James Fotheringham, Operating Officer

The riots in Croydon in 2011 highlighted how deep the problem of youth unemployment runs in the town. Kinetic Foundation uses the passion young people have for sport to create positive changes in their lives.

In 2013 LandAid helped launch Kinetic’s first ever football social inclusion project with a grant of £15,000. Football sessions will be delivered by 60 community role models and each participant on the

Roots and Shoots

Living costs in London are skyrocketing, and living in the capital is becoming increasingly challenging. In this competitive market, long term unemployment can have a severe effect on a young person’s sense of self worth.

We are working with the unique Kennington charity Roots and Shoots to help disadvantaged young people in our capital feel valued and develop a positive outlook for the future.

Roots and Shoots provides vocational horticulture training programmes, alongside traditional education A LandAid grant of £150,000 made in 2012 funded the conversion of a depilated building into a learning centre. LandAid also secured a co-invested grant from Royal Bank of Scotland Community Fund of £29,645 for external works to the training centre. This funding has enabled Roots and Shoots to increase their capacity for training by 60%.

Kinetic Foundation

“LandAid funding has allowed us to scale up our community engagement and offer a platform for our young people to ‘give back’. Our young leaders offer their experience, guidance and support to others in their community, many of whom are in desperate need of a positive exit route.” James Fotheringham, Operating Officer

The riots in Croydon in 2011 highlighted how deep the problem of youth unemployment runs in the town. Kinetic Foundation uses the passion young people have for sport to create positive changes in their lives.

In 2013 LandAid helped launch Kinetic’s first ever football social inclusion project with a grant of £15,000. Football sessions will be delivered by 60 community role models and each participant on the

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Building Lives

LandAid is working with Building Lives, an award winning CIC and registered social enterprise, to tackle the important issue of youth unemployment. With approximately 182,000 construction jobs needed over the next four years, but only 7,280 construction apprenticeships being completed annually, this will help tackle the shortfall, and get more young people into work.

In 2013, LandAid provided a grant of £28,740 to Building Lives to assist the conversion of a Peabody building in Southwark into a construction training academy. Each year the Southwark academy will engage with over 200 unemployed Londoners.

Fight for Peace

Young people living in Newham suffer from an axis of disadvantage. It is an area of high poverty, with 55.7% of young people living below the breadline and astonishingly high crime rates. LandAid is investing in Newham by providing a grant to the local charity Fight for Peace, who use martial arts and boxing to instil discipline and self-respect and provide alternatives to crime and violence. A LandAid grant of £41,431 given in 2013 is funding the expansion and redevelopment of the charity’s premises to enable it to meet demand and work with 1,600 young people each year.

“This investment from LandAid will help us reach out to Newham’s disadvantaged young people and give them a positive focus for the future.” Alex Le Vey, Fundraising and Development Manager

Fight for Peace

Young people living in Newham suffer from an axis of disadvantage. It is an area of high poverty, with 55.7% of young people living below the breadline and astonishingly high crime rates.

LandAid is investing in Newham by providing a grant to the local charity Fight for Peace, who use martial arts and boxing to instil discipline and self-respect and provide alternatives to crime and violence. A LandAid grant of £41,431 in 2013 funded the expansion and redevelopment of the charity’s premises to enable it to meet demand and work with 1,600 young people each year.

“This investment from LandAid will help us reach out to Newham’s disadvantaged young people and give them a positive focus for the future.” Alex Le Vey, Fundraising & Development Manager

Building Lives

With approximately 182,000 construction jobs needed over the next four years, but only 7,280 construction apprenticeships being completed annually, there is a clear opportunity to fill a deficit of professionals in this field, and get more young people into work.

LandAid is working with Building Lives, an award winning CIC and registered social enterprise, to tackle the important issue of youth unemployment.

In 2013, LandAid provided a grant of £28,740 to Building Lives to assist the conversion of a Peabody building in Southwark into a construction training academy. Each year the Southwark academy will engage with over 200 unemployed Londoners and provide 50 construction apprenticeships.

Fight for Peace

Young people living in Newham suffer from an axis of disadvantage. It is an area of high poverty, with 55.7% of young people living below the breadline and astonishingly high crime rates.

LandAid is investing in Newham by providing a grant to the local charity Fight for Peace, who use martial arts and boxing to instil discipline and self-respect and provide alternatives to crime and violence. A LandAid grant of £41,431 in 2013 funded the expansion and redevelopment of the charity’s premises to enable it to meet demand and work with 1,600 young people each year.

“This investment from LandAid will help us reach out to Newham’s disadvantaged young people and give them a positive focus for the future.” Alex Le Vey, Fundraising & Development Manager

Building Lives

With approximately 182,000 construction jobs needed over the next four years, but only 7,280 construction apprenticeships being completed annually, there is a clear opportunity to fill a deficit of professionals in this field, and get more young people into work.

LandAid is working with Building Lives, an award winning CIC and registered social enterprise, to tackle the important issue of youth unemployment.

In 2013, LandAid provided a grant of £28,740 to Building Lives to assist the conversion of a Peabody building in Southwark into a construction training academy. Each year the Southwark academy will engage with over 200 unemployed Londoners and provide 50 construction apprenticeships.

Here are just a few of the projects LandAid provides much needed assistance to.

View our full list of charity partners at www.landaid.org

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Join the LandAid campaign!LandAid only exists because of the generosity and commitment of our 100 partners, and the thousands of individuals in the property industry who want to make a difference to the lives of disadvantaged young people.

If you are a part of the property industry, LandAid is your charity.

This year we are asking you to help us to:

• meet our annual grant giving commitment worth over £1m funding to local charities.

• invite another 15 companies to become LandAid Foundation Partners, making an annual donation of £10,000 and mobilising their teams.

• secure £250,000 in co-investment with our partners on 6-8 charity projects across the UK.

• obtain pro bono pledges from at least 40 of our partners to give at least 10 days of free professional advice.

• secure 4 new high-profile partner events where LandAid is the supported charity.

• raise over £200,000 at our 4 great, sell out LandAid events.

To find out how to get involved, contact Leah De Silva, Head of Fundraising and Partnerships (email leah.desilva@landaid.org).18

Helping disadvantaged young people grow in confidence, get qualifications and find a positive future

£170,000 grant to the Community Links, FRE-Flyers programme, Newham

Make a pro bono pledge today!Many of the local charities we support lack the time, expertise or experience to cope with some of the issues that inevitably arise when managing their properties. Our pro bono programme enables them to reshape, sustain and grow their vital services.

It is hugely rewarding to become involved directly in communities and see the real difference pro bono expertise can make. It also provides new opportunities for professional development and experience of working alongside other professionals.

In 2013-14, LandAid successfully harnessed the resources and expertise of 16 corporate partners to give over £110,000 of property pro bono advice to 15 charity partners.

With over 100 partners, LandAid is perfectly placed to harness the skills of those who want to contribute to organisations needing property advice. We have the expertise and connections to broker the relationship between pro bono giver and receiver to guarantee a successful outcome.

LandAid believe we can do more – we want our supporters to commit to giving at least 10 days of free professional advice to our projects per year. Our aim is to match projects with professionals in their local area, so people feel a real connection and understanding of the pro bono partnership.

To find out how to get involved, contact Elizabeth Pearson, Pro Bono Manager (email elizabeth.pearson@landaid.org).20

£10,000 for the training kitchen at Keyhouse, Bradford

Supporting homeless young people to grow, cook and eat healthily while gaining qualifications

Take a look at LandAid’s new website

www.landaid.org to see how we make a real

and lasting impact.

Step 1: Scroll through the items Start by having a look through the lot items or pledges on offer. For more information and an image of each item simply tap your chosen one.

Step 2: Make your choice Having read the detailed description and viewed the image of the item simply tap the ‘Place Bid’ or ‘Pledge’ button.

Step 3: Select your name and create your pin Select your name and enter a 4-digit pin number of your choice, to set yourself up as a bidder. All guest names should be pre-registered on the system, but if you are not, please tell the event staff, or use the ‘Register’ button to self-register.

Step 4: Enter your bid Enter the amount you would like to bid or pledge and then press ‘Anonymous’ or ‘Confirm’ to submit. To view your bidding activity click on ‘My Bids’.

Step 5: Congratulations! You will be informed that your bid or pledge has been accepted. If your bid is lower than the current bid or under the reserve, keep an eye on the message and you will have the option to enter a higher amount.

Step 6: Watch the screens Watch the screens for the ‘New highest bid’ message; all screens around the room will be updated instantly.

Step 7: Keep bidding You are able to make multiple bids on multiple lots, so see how your favourite lots are going. It can get quite competitive!

If you have any problems, staff will be on hand to help.

All winning bids are binding. Payment for all winning lots will be taken on the night. If you have won a lot please ensure that you make your way into the marquee once the auction has closed to arrange payment and collection of your prize.

AUCTION LOTS: HOW TO BID

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The Mace Foundation is proud to support LandAid

Established in November 2012 as a charitable company, the Mace Foundation works to enhance and increase the support Mace offers to disadvantaged people and communities.

Registered Charity Number: 1150134

A Mace team took part in this year’s LandAid Summer run and helped to raise over £60,000

www.macegroup.com/about-mace/mace-foundation

Auction lots: Sporting

1. An Olympic moment with Bronze medallist Alan Campbell

JLL-sponsored rower Alan Campbell is Britain’s leading single sculler. He has competed in three Olympics and at London 2012 won the Bronze medal. He is currently in training for Rio 2016.

This is your opportunity to meet this outstanding athlete with a group of your colleagues in a one hour session in which he will compare sporting excellence with business goals, and draw on his incredible experiences.

Donated by: JLL

2. Signed Roy Hodgson England Shirt

So football didn’t quite come home this summer but you could still go home tonight sporting an England shirt signed by Roy Hodgson.

Roy’s career covered everything from playing for the Crystal Palace Youth squad to managing Switzerland, Finland and Liverpool. The three lions sit proudly on this size medium home-kit shirt - a wonderful gift.

Donated by: The Football Association

3. Signed Harlequins Shirt and Ball

Fancy yourself as a Chris Robshaw lookalike without the gum shield and black eye? Look the part with a Harlequins shirt and ball signed by the team.

The Harlequins’ try-hard attitude has landed them fourth in the premiership and you could look truly scrum-ptious in a Harlequin shirt signed by the team. And obviously we’ve thrown a ball in there too for good measure!

Donated by: Harlequins

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4. A pair of tickets to see England v Norway at Wembley Stadium

England takes on Norway in what will be their first match since the FIFA World Cup. Join home fans in the stands at the iconic Wembley Stadium on 3 September 2014. Make your bids hit the back of the net tonight and you could be in with a chance of watching the three lions make a glorious comeback.

Donated by: Osborne Clarke

5. The London TowerAthlon Challenge for three

A run up 877 steps, an abseil down 539ft or a 10minute cycle sprint. Are you up for a challenging experience of a life time?

On 19 September 2014, in teams of three, each participant will undertake a physical challenge that will get their

adrenalin pumping. One thrill seeker will abseil down Broadgate tower, another will take on the stairs while the third member will cycle-sprint on the Plaza grounds. You’ll be met with champagne on completion and receive a special mention at the awards celebration that evening.

6. A pair of Club Wembley tickets with hospitality to the Rugby League Challenge Cup Final at Wembley Stadium on 23 August 2014

Go on ‘try’ your hardest to win this brilliant prize to see the Rugby League Challenge Cup Final with full hospitality at Wembley Stadium. Wigan are the current holders of the Challenge Cup after defeating Hull 16 - 0 at Wembley, but who will hold the famous trophy aloft in 2014? Place your bids for your chance to find out!

Donated by: Aston Rose

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Frogmore Real Estate Partners Investment Managers Limited11-15 Wigmore Street, London W1A 2JZ T 020 7016 6000 F 020 7495 5321www.frogmore.co.uk

Frogmore is proud to support LandAid

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7. Champagne Reception and tasting menu for 8 people at Roux at Parliament Square

Experience the superb views of Parliament Square, Big Ben and the London Eye with a Champagne reception on the roof terrace of RICS HQ, Parliament Square. Enjoy a bespoke 5 course tasting menu designed by Michel Roux Jr and served with matching wines in the private dining room of Roux at Parliament Square. During the evening you will have the opportunity to meet Head Chef Steve Groves who will give a tour of his kitchen. This is a mouth-watering prize so get your bids in for this incredible dinner with a view experience!

Donated by: RICS

8. A six magnum case of Bordeaux Medoc 2011 vintage - Medoc sourced, blended and bottled by the Pontalliers

This blended wine, crafted by the Pontalliers and sourced in the Medoc region comprises of 51% Cabernet Sauvignon, 47% Merlot and a quantity of Petit Verdot (which triumphed in 2011). The palate is soft and generous but with that delightful crunchy redcurrant character so popular in the 2011 vintage – the perfect accompaniment for a special occasion!

Donated by: Angermann Goddard & Loyd and Bordeaux Index

Frogmore Real Estate Partners Investment Managers Limited11-15 Wigmore Street, London W1A 2JZ T 020 7016 6000 F 020 7495 5321www.frogmore.co.uk

Frogmore is proud to support LandAid

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GERALD EVE IS PROUD TO BE A FOUNDATION PARTNER, ACTIVELY SUPPORTING LANDAID IN THEIR FUND RAISING ACTIVITIES

www.geraldeve.com

11. Guest Editor at Estates Gazette for one week

A money-can’t-buy prize giving you the opportunity to edit the industry’s leading title. Work with the editorial team to direct the content during your week in “post”*, selecting topics, contributors and much more besides. The prize includes the chance to attend key editorial meetings and write a piece on a subject you are passionate about. The opportunity to interview, appear on camera, blog and tweet is all part of the prize. Naturally, photographs of your efforts will appear in the magazine. Round it all off with lunch with the Editor, Damian Wild.

*Part-time, remote-working applicants will be considered! Put in as many – or as few – hours as you choose.

Donated by: Estates Gazette

9. 6 bottles of champagne: J. Lassalle Premier Cru Propriétaire de Vignoble

Celebrate in style with 6 bottles of exquisite champagne. Ever since Jules Lassalle passed away in 1982, his wife, daughter and granddaughter have worked together to perfect their exclusive champagne and the meticulous attention to detail of these women shines in every stage of production. The bottle exhibits notable purity and focus in a medium-bodied style, as attractive suggestions of pears, flowers, mint, spices and minerals emerge.

Donated by: Royal Bank of Scotland

10. 1 bottle of champagne; J. Lassalle Premier Cru Propriétaire de Vignoble

If you like the sound of lot number 9 but are hosting a smaller party, this is the auction lot for you.

Donated by: Royal Bank of Scotland

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Award winning architects proud to be supporting LandAid

Creechurch Place, EC3

Barts Square, EC1 Fitzroy Place, W1

12. Write an article for Estates Gazette

Another fantastic, exclusive prize from Estates Gazette: the opportunity to have an article published in the award-winning magazine.

The winner will work with one of the editors to come up with an idea for an article that will get your peers talking. The article will appear in the comment section of the magazine and will be accompanied by a bespoke illustration, drawn to accompany the 500-word piece.

The winner will be invited to the EG office to be presented with a framed copy of the article and illustration.

Donated by: Estates Gazette

13. Lunch at Scott’s with Mike Slade

Fancy some great conversation and delicious food? Come and spend lunch

in the company of Mike Slade, Chief Executive of Helical Bar. Scott’s in Mount Street serves wonderful seafood and offers the finest oysters, fish, as well as game, meat and vegetarian dishes.

Donated by: Helical Bar

14. Two tickets to the SOLD OUT Sense and Sensibility Screening at Somerset House – Monday 11th August

Why wait until Jane Austen’s face appears on bank notes to bid on a pair of tickets to the film-adaptation of her first novel ‘Sense and Sensibility’ at the Somerset House open-air cinema.

With a BAFTA for Best Film and a cast that includes Emma Thompson, Kate Winslet, Hugh Grant and Alan Rickman, this ‘near-perfect London experience’, (Time Out) has sold out elsewhere, so be ‘sensible’ and bid now for a night under the stars.

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15. £1000 Gift Voucher to spend at Bicester Village

Shop-till-you-drop at Bicester Village and treat yourself or that someone special to a luxury retail experience. Famous for housing luxury brands such as Dior, TAG Heuer, Burberry, Barbour and many more, this charming open-air ‘village’ is the perfect place to indulge in some retail therapy.

Donated by: Value Retail

16. Exclusive Amanda Wakeley Shopping Experience

Amanda Wakeley has dressed some of the world’s most stylish women from Helen Mirren to The Duchess of Cambridge and now LandAid is giving you the chance to be added to the A list.

Enjoy an exclusive private evening in the sensational Amanda Wakeley flagship store and be guided through the current

collection by Bridget Bowen, head of private clients. Sip champagne and share canapés with your friends as you decide what to purchase with your £1,000 gift voucher.

Donated by: Amanda Wakeley

17. 4 Star Overnight stay for two in a suite at Park Plaza Westminster Bridge

Park Plaza Westminster Bridge Hotel is a luxury 4 star hotel situated in London’s South Bank. Within walking distance of the city’s most iconic attractions including Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and the London Eye, this is the ideal location for the perfect city break. Up for grabs to the highest bidder is an overnight stay for two in an exclusive 15th floor suite with a private terrace overlooking Big Ben. This prize also includes breakfast, to round off your stay in style.

Donated by: Park Plaza Westminster Bridge

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We provide corrosion man-agement systems designed to provide enhanced and cost-eecve service ie to e-isng concrete and masonry cad andmark and commercia properes

Our network management sys-tems provide onine tracking o perormance that provides car-ity during a due diigence pro-cess whether you are buying or seing a property

Award winning work

• Arkwright House, Manchester

• BOK Tower (below), Lake Wales, Florida

• 37 Fleet Street (le), London

• Commerce Bank, Kansas City

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18. Weekend Golf and Spa Getaway for two at The Grove - Mansion Superior

Indulge and treat yourself or that special someone to a luxurious weekend spa and golf getaway for two at The Grove. This exclusive prize includes a one night stay in a Superior Mansion Room, dinner for two in The Glasshouse luxury buffet restaurant, one 55-minute treatment for one person in Sequoia Spa, one round of golf for one person, as well as a sumptuous breakfast in your room or in The Glasshouse restaurant. Also included is complimentary use of all leisure facilities including the gym, swimming pool and fitness classes at Sequoia spa, access to the Walled Garden (open from May to September) and complimentary bikes to explore woodland trails.

Donated by: Mace

19. Overnight stay for two at The Goring hotel

Fancy the Royal treatment? Well this prize is just for you! Join the list of visitors who have stayed at The Goring, including The Duke andDuchess of Cambridge, and place your bids on this luxurious prize. The Goring is the quintessentially British hotel in London. It is the famous haunt of young Royals and considered the ‘annexe’ to Buckingham Palace and is the only hotel in the World to hold a Royal Warrant. On offer for the highest bidder is an overnight stay for two in a Deluxe Room including breakfast.

Donated by: The Goring

We provide corrosion man-agement systems designed to provide enhanced and cost-eecve service ie to e-isng concrete and masonry cad andmark and commercia properes

Our network management sys-tems provide onine tracking o perormance that provides car-ity during a due diigence pro-cess whether you are buying or seing a property

Award winning work

• Arkwright House, Manchester

• BOK Tower (below), Lake Wales, Florida

• 37 Fleet Street (le), London

• Commerce Bank, Kansas City

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Contact details

LandAid Board of Trustees:

Robin Broadhurst (Chair)

Mike Slade, Helical Bar (President)

Suzanne Avery, Royal Bank of Scotland

Rob Bould, GVA

Jenny Buck, Tesco

Alistair Elliott, Knight Frank

David Erwin, Cushman and Wakefield

Lynette Lackey, Greenside Real Estate Solutions

Craig McWilliam, Grosvenor

Robert Noel, Land Securities

Liz Peace, British Property Federation

Mark Reynolds, Mace

Tim Roberts, British Land

David Taylor, Pinsent Masons

Executive Team Contacts

Joanna AverleyChief Executivejoanna.averley@landaid.orgM. 07748 966 718–Caroline FraserHead of Grants and Projects caroline.fraser@landaid.org–Leah De SilvaHead of Fundraising and Partnershipsleah.desilva@landaid.org–Elizabeth PearsonPro Bono Managerelizabeth.pearson@landaid.org–Liz PottsCharity Managerliz.potts@landaid.org–Alex WilliamsonCommunications Manageralex.williamson@landaid.org –Laureen WalshEvents and Fundraising Managerlaureen.walsh@landaid.org–LandAid Charitable TrustSt Albans House5th Floor, 57-59 HaymarketLondon SW1Y 4QX

www.landaid.orgtw. @landaid

Telephone 020 3102 7190

Registered Charity Number 29515739

DAYmake it the best ever

Help us raise £150,000 for disadvantaged children and

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