2010 Funded Projects

The Foundation pledged £200 to the 2nd St Martins Scout group to help fund a winter camp for the scouts on the 19/20 of November. The money bought some logs for the camp fire allowing the scouts can do some 'backwards cooking'.

The money also purchased lashing ropes and poles adding to the pioneering kit, which will be used on the camping weekend.

The Charlotte Hartey Foundation is very pleased to provide welcome treat for the patients at the Neurodisability Suite. The residents have a variety of conditions some life limiting varying from MS, MND, Head Injury, Stroke, Huntington Disease to name but a few. They are young adults ranging from 18years upwards. As a welcome break the group have requested a trip to Blackpool for the illuminations and fish and chips by the sea!

Shelly McGlinchey, personal activity leader at the centre said, "The Blackpool Trip and Fish and Chips was a unanimous decision made by the group and the £600 donated by will more than cover the cost of the Coach hire and lunch for the day. We are so thankful to the Foundation for making this possible."

We are very please to help support their Christmas Project over a three day period Monday 21st 22nd and 23rd of December 2010. The Kingswell Centre is a family and youth support centre based in Oswestry town Centre. They offer various means of support to youth groups aged 12 -19.

We are very pleased to be able to help with the good work that B.I.R.D. does. The registered charity has been operation for 28 years and is dedicated to improving the quality of life for those with brain injury has helped make a difference to may thousands of people, through its neuro-development programme.

The charity provides treatment for those from poorer, financial backgrounds who cannot afford to pay for expensive treatments. For further information regarding this charity please telephone 01244 678629 or email: fundraising@b-i-r-d.org.uk

We appreciate their dedication to providing a community focused cafe for the youth of Oswestry and wish them continued success for the future. www.ozyouthcafe.co.uk for more information.

We have the pleasure in donating £1000 to assist Samira in her Para Dressage dream. Despite suffering with severe systemic onset juvenile arthritis (Stills Disease) Samira has aspirations of representing Great Britain in 2012. We wish Samira all the very best in her competitions. for further information please visit: www.samirayork.co.uk

We are delighted to donate £1000 to the Church for the installation of a stained glass window.

The Foundation pledged £300 to assist with the costs of an high ropes activity on September 20th at Mercure Albrighton Hall Hotel. The activity is one of many outdoor pursuits the guides are aiming to do and helped build confidence within the girls aged between 10-13.