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Kew Village Market

Run entirely by volunteers with all operating profits donated to local charities, Kew Village Market is a busy, buzzy monthly local highlight, with almost 50 stalls selling the finest food and the best crafts, and great live music from local musicians.

Learn more at: kewvillagemarket.org

Wiggin

A full-service law firm that specialises in media, entertainment, technology and IP.

Learn more at: wiggin.co.uk

Kew Fete

Kew Fete’s proceeds give a much-needed boost to local charities every year with over £244,980 donated to date.

Learn more at: kewfete.org

Community Fund

The National Lottery Community Fund helps support community projects that help people connect, grow and build a better future. They focus on supporting people facing poverty, disadvantage or discrimination.

Learn more at: tnlcommunityfund.org.uk

The Grocer’s Charity

The Grocers’ Charity is the charitable arm of the Grocers’ Company. As a grant-awarding body, our mission is to invest in and support a broad range of small and medium-sized UK-registered charities (Charity Commission of England and Wales, Scottish Charity Regulator, and the Charity Commission of Northern Ireland) that positively impact public benefit.

Learn more about them: grocershall.co.uk/the-charity

Dementia Care Awards

The Dementia Care Awards which celebrate outstanding practice in dementia services and recognise a commitment to deliver outcome focussed, person centred care for people living with dementia.

The Awards will pay tribute to accomplishments at all levels and from across the whole of the social care sector; including services for older people, people with learning disabilities and/or autism, inspirational people living with dementia and suppliers of products and services to the sector.

Learn more about the awards: dementiacareawards.co.uk

Dementia Friends

Alzheimer’s Society’s Dementia Friends initiative is all about increasing people’s understanding of dementia and inspiring everyone to make a difference for people affected by the condition in their communities.

Learn more about Dementia Friends: www.alzheimers.org.uk/get-involved/dementia-friends

Richmond upon Thames Voluntary Fund

The Voluntary Fund is an independent charitable trust that has been set up to give the local community the opportunity to donate to local organisations that make a difference to the lives of vulnerable people in the borough.

Find out more: www.richmond.gov.uk/richmond_upon_thames_voluntary_fund

Woodroofe Benton Foundation

The Woodroffe Benton Foundation is an independent grand making foundation for charities operating in the UK.

Find out more about its work: woodroffebenton.org.uk

Navera Investment Management

Navera Investment Management manage wealth for private clients and charities.  They invest in liquid global equities and bonds on recognised global stock exchanges.

Find out more: www.naverainvestment.com

Arora Charitable Foundation

The Arora Charitable Foundation are dedicated to making a meaningful and lasting impact, both nationally and in the local communities where Arora hotels are based. As a registered charity and grant-giving foundation, they champion charitable initiatives that enrich lives, strengthen communities, and inspire collective action.

Find out more: www.aroracharitablefoundation.com/

Salter’s Charitable Foundation

Charitable giving has always been at the heart of the Salters’ Company and its members. The Salters’ Charitable Foundation (SCF) upholds this 600-year old philanthropic tradition by distributing grants and donations to a wide range of causes that make a positive contribution to society and affect wider change.

Find out more: www.salters.co.uk/the-salters-charitable-foundation/

Richmond Foundation

For over 230 years, The Richmond Foundation have been guided by a commitment to alleviate poverty and bring the Richmond community together.

Find out more about its work: www.richmondfoundation.org.uk

Hampton Fund

The Hapton Fund has supported individuals and families in its local community since 1811. Its aim is to relieve the burden of financial, physical and emotional hardship and create opportunities to live well. It does this directly by helping with the costs of gas, electricity and other household essentials, but also through support to local voluntary sector organisations. Its vision is for an empowered, resilient and compassionate local community where everyone has an equal opportunity to thrive.

Find out more about its work: www.hamptonfund.co.uk

City Bridge Foundation

City Bridge Foundation was founded almost 900 years ago to maintain the old London Bridge. In its early history, funding came from sources such as rents, tolls and donations.

Today,  its income is generated through responsible investment and asset management, enabling us to support and maintain five Thames bridges and support London’s communities.

Whilst its primary aim remains to support and maintain our five bridges – Tower, London, Southwark, Millennium and Blackfriars bridges – but since 1995 it has also used surplus funds to award grants to charitable organisations across Greater London.

Find our more about their work: www.citybridgefoundation.org.uk 

The Betty Messenger Charitable Foundation

The Betty Messenger Charitable Foundation offers small grants of between £100 and £1,000 to small charities that are temporarily struggling but otherwise viable.

Grants are made to organisations that are primarily UK-based, and when overseas, only through UK-based charities.

Funding is only available to registered charities.