Meet the Funder

Jenny Oppenheimer

9 October 2012

£ 2.3 million given in grants

Grants ranged from > £1,000 to £80,000

70% of grants were £20,000 or under

Preservation

&

Scholarship

60%

Preservation

of historic

building and

architectural

features

Conservation

of art, books,

manuscripts,

photographs,

documents,

and museum

objects

Promotion of

knowledge via

academic

research and

dissemination

Conservation

of

monuments

and

structures

Social

Welfare

40%

Projects that

support

people who

misuse drugs

and alcohol

..focus on

complex

needs

Projects in

prisons and

projects that

provide an

alternative to

custody

....focus on

women and

children

Grant towards the purchase of stained glass roundels for Norwich Castle Museum

Bursary at West Dean College for a student who would not, otherwise, be able to afford the fees

People’s History Museum - the conservation of the Typographical Association Preston Branch banner

Before

After

Continuation funding for a volunteering and befriending programme for foreign national women caught up in the criminal justice system

‘Get Into Reading’ programme for offenders/ex-offenders delivered in partnership with a women’s centre and probation

Types of funding

Defined areas

Simplicity

Responsiveness

Flexibility

Reputation

Project Impact

Evidence of:

* planning

* evaluation

* sustainability

Organisation Strategic Thinking

Collaboration

Track record

Application Clarity

Conservation of monuments or structures

NOMS

Housing providers / hostels

Prisons

Self

Sexual health centres

Police

Education / Colleges

Child protection & safeguarding

Services for sex workers

Courts / Magistrat

es

CAB

Solicitors

Probation

YOTS

Hospitals / A&E

Custody suite

officers

Family support teams

Job centr

e

D.V group

s

DAATS

Mental health teams

GPs

•Community Law Service

•Cornwall College

•Truro & Penwith College

•IN-HOUSE ACCREDITED COURSES

•ESF Convergence

•IN-HOUSE EXPERTISE

•Chlamydia testing

•C – Card

•Local GU clinics

•Eastwood Park

•Eden House

•CRASAC

•Cornwall DV forum

•LOCAL GROUP

•A4E (ESF)

•Pentreath

•Rethink Bude

•CDAT

•Gwellheans •Freshfields

•CADA

•PCT

•Local Probation Offices/ teams

•Career South West

•LOCAL POLICE GROUPS

•Coastline Housing

•New Connection

•ESF convergence

•Embark programme

Showing you understand:

The funder

The problem

Example

..international addiction expert Stanton Peel stated that volunteering was one of the best routes to

enable recovery from addiction (xxx Dec 2011). This links to the value of volunteering for marginalised groups discussed by the Social Exclusion Unit (SEU 2004), the Home Office website (2008) and in research by the Institute for Voluntary Research (IVR 2000)’

Considered impact/evaluation etc.

Evidence that:

You are being creative

Thinking ahead ... an evaluation will form the basis of future sustainability discussions. The evaluation will be carried out by personnel from the xxxxx University Public & Policy Research Group and will be disseminated to other members of the forum.

Broadlands Archives Cost of launching an appeal

The way you write

Your expertise

NPG frame conservation Farms for city children

Supporting information

Other funders

Jenny Oppenheimer

The Pilgrim Trust

www.thepilgrimtrust.org.uk

info@thepilgrimtrust.org.uk