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Grants & Pledges Approved by Category Period: 1st Nov 2018 - 31 Jan 2019 Organisation Name Location Grant Amount Arts Birmingham Hippodrome Theatre Trust Birmingham £150,000 Snape Maltings Suffolk £150,000 Manchester Young People's Theatre Manchester £100,000 Artichoke Trust London £90,000 Hospital Rooms London £75,000 Southwark Playhouse Theatre Company London £75,000 The Square Chapel Trust Halifax £60,000 The Aloud Charity Cardiff £60,000 Clean Break London £50,000 Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery Trust London £50,000 Turner Contemporary Margate £50,000 RTYDS Limited Manchester £45,000 Pentabus Theatre Company Bromfield £45,000 TexSelect Ltd London £45,000 Aesop Arts and Society Ltd Oxfordshire £40,000 Community Music Wales Ltd Cardiff £30,000 Stills Ltd Edinburgh, Scotland £30,000 Live Theatre Winchester Trust Winchester £30,000 Stockport Garrick Theatre Limited Stockport £25,000 Venture Arts Manchester £25,000 The Gate Arts Centre Cardiff £25,000 Graeae Theatre Company London £20,000 Awards for Young Musicians Bristol £20,000 Miracle Theatre Trust Ltd Redruth £20,000 Ballet Black London £20,000 Volcano Theatre Company Ltd Swansea £20,000 Devon Guild of Craftsmen Newton Abbot £20,000 Sherman Theatre Cardiff £15,000 Monmouth Savoy Trust Monmouth £15,000 New Brewery Arts Cirencester £15,000 Theatre Nemo Glasgow £10,000 Young Musicians Symphony Orchestra London £10,000 Peer Productions Woking £10,000 East Riding Theatre Ltd East Yorkshire £10,000 Geese Theatre Company Birmingham £10,000 Newham Music London £10,000 The Brighton and Hove Philharmonic Society Brighton £10,000 Head2Head Theatre Ashtead £10,000 The Merry Opera Company Limited Edenbridge £7,500 Zest Theatre Lincoln £7,500 New Note Projects Brighton £5,000 Cascade Theatre Company Truro £5,000 Carmarthen and District Youth Opera Carmarthen £3,500 Vanguard Productions Worthing £1,500 Total Arts (44 items) £1,525,000 Community The Chelsea Centre Limited London £100,000 The Tree of Life Centre Wythenshawe Wythenshawe £50,000 Workspace (Draperstown) Ltd Draperstown £50,000 The Clock (Yorkshire) Ltd Thirsk £40,000 The High Street Centre Ltd Rotherham £30,000 174 Trust Belfast £25,000 BANG Edutainment Ltd Harlesden £25,000 Young Women's Trust London £25,000 Life Cycle UK Bristol £25,000 Greater Easterhouse Supporting Hands (GESH) Glasgow £20,000 St James Road Methodist Church Southampton £20,000 Open Door Exmouth Exmouth £20,000 Narthex Sparkhill Birmingham £20,000 Pioneer Project (Celebratory Arts) Ltd High Bentham £20,000 St James's House (Jobs in Mind) London £15,000 Gorgie City Farm Edinburgh £15,000 Ludchurch Village Committee Narberth £15,000 School of Hard Knocks London £15,000 Carterton Family Centre CARTERTON £15,000 The Attic SCIO Dundee £10,000 Hope Community Church Aintree Liverpool £10,000 Aber-Valley YMCA Caerphilly £10,000 Walgrave Village Hall and Playing Fields Association Walgrave £10,000 Spencer Contact Northampton £10,000 REACH Community Projects Haverhill £10,000 Mellor & District Community Association Mellor, Blackburn £10,000 Edlington Community Organisation Doncaster £10,000 Citizens Advice Bournemouth and Poole Bournemouth £10,000 STAA Ltd Nottingham £10,000 ReCOM Solihull £10,000 Nucleus Community Action Ltd London £10,000 Scholemoor Beacon CIO Bradford £10,000 YESU Sheringham £10,000 Paxton Green Time Bank Dulwich £10,000 Volunteering Hebrides Stornoway £7,500 Thame and District Day Centre Thame £7,500 Thursby Sport & Recreation Committee Carlisle £7,500 Kairos Enterprises - Ark Community Gardens Northern Ireland £7,500 Citizens Advice Tunbridge Wells & District Tunbridge Wells £7,500 9 Lives Furniture / Watford and Three Rivers Rickmansworth £7,500 Furniture Recycling Scheme, Upper Weardale Co.Durham £5,000 Bro Dyfi Advice Centre Machynlleth £5,000 Shalford Village Hall Management Committee Braintree £5,000 Harley Village Mission Rooms Trust Yorkshire £5,000 Person to Person Citizen Advocacy Bargoed £5,000 Newark and Sherwood Community Hub Newark £5,000 Strachur and District Community Development Co Ltd Strachur £5,000 Daventry Area Community Transport Daventry £5,000 Millburn Community Association Coleraine £5,000 Heeley City Farm Sheffield £4,261 CleanupUK Tetbury £3,590 Bredfield Village Hall Bredfield £3,000 Thames Bengali Association London £2,500 Total Community (53 items) £798,351 Education University of Wolverhampton Wolverhampton £500,000 The Mary Hare Foundation Newbury £250,000 DFN Charitable Foundation London £250,000 University of Hertfordshire Hertfordshire £150,000 We The Curious Bristol £100,000 Foundation Years Trust Birkenhead £75,000 Durham University Durham £70,000 The Children's Literacy Charity London £50,000 Pursuing Independent Paths London £30,000 Ada. 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