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Grants Awarded in 2018 Organisation/Group/Individual Name Amount 1st Portsmouth Sea Scouts £397 1st Sarisbury Scout Group £500 1st Warsash Sea Scout Group £500 2nd Itchen South (Cricket Activity Centre) Scouts £500 Advice Portsmouth £3,100 Age UK Portsmouth £1,044 Alabare Christian Care & Support £6,771 Alderwood School £1,744 All Saints Parochial Church Council £607 Alton Community Association £497 Andover Cricket Club £195 Andover Foodbank £420 Andover Trees United £250 Annuities Edward Lawson Trust £400 ARK Dickens Primary Academy £1,313 ARK Eastleigh £500 Arundel Court Primary School £933 Aspex Visual Arts Trust £2,500 Avenue Centre £5,530 Aviary Residents Association £500 Awaaz FM Community Radio £5,000 Barnardos £2,428 Basingstoke Consortium £1,000 Basingstoke Voluntary Action £5,000 Bereavement Fund £3,000 Bivol Trust £2,210 Bobby Scheme (Managed by the Blue Lamp Trust) £10,187 Bordon Liphook Haslemere Charity £6,030 Break the Cycle Community Interest Company £6,480 Breakout Youth £3,000 Brendoncare Club Hampshire £5,774 Brendoncare Foundation £2,500 Broadlands Group Riding for the Disabled £4,409 Brunel Monday Carers Group £500 Caen-Portsmouth Friendship Committee £2,000 Chandlers Ford Men's Shed £1,028 Chrysalis £5,000 CISters: Surviving Rape and Sexual Abuse £10,000 Citizens Advice Bureau Basingstoke £10,600 Citizens Advice Bureau Fareham £6,160 Citizens Advice Bureau Portsmouth £7,030 Citizens Advice Bureau Southampton £600 Citizens Advice Bureau Tadley & District £5,000 Citizens Advice Bureau Winchester District £89 Citizens Advice Eastleigh £4,500 City Life Church £14,781 Civic Community Fund £100 Cliffdale Academy £200 Combat Stress £1,043 Communities First Wessex £13,055 Community Action Isle of Wight £550 Community First New Forest - Young Carers Service £5,000 Community Furniture Project £5,000 Company of Makers (HQ) CIC £10,000 Cornelius Centre £2,000 Cowes Baptist Church £7,839 Cowes Sailability Club £1,105 Creating Futures £5,000 Crime Reduction Initiatives £1,214 Dis-Play App CIC £3,950 Dog Assistance In Disability (Dog A.I.D.) £5,000 Dove House School Academy Post 16 £10,000 Dummer Coffee Morning Group £450 Earl Mountbatten Hospice £5,767 Eastleigh Borough & Romsey MENCAP £5,103 Eastleigh Child Contact Centre £500 Elizabeth Foundation £6,751 Enable Ability £5,000 Families First Southampton £5,000 Family Autistic Spectrum Support Fareham £7,026 Family Autistic Spectrum Support Gosport £4,649 Fareham Fireflys Netball Club £207 Fareham Nomads £507 Farnborough Library £2,613 First Steps New Forest £5,000 Fluid Motion Theatre Company £6,000 Flying Bull Academy £666 Footprint Trust Ltd £4,137 Footprints Project £15,730 Fordingbridge & District Day Centre for the Frail and Housebound £500 Forest Park Special School £936 Friend Finder Official £4,898 Friends of Binsted School £2,000 Friends of Shepherds Down Shcool £872 Friends of St James' Park £9,968 Friends of the Family Winchester Limited £1,000 Friends through Pain £1,500 Frontline £6,000 Gosport and Fareham MS Society £2,159 Gosport Live at Home Scheme £4,960 HACB Open Sight - New Milton branch £450 Hampshire and Wight Trust for Maritime Archaeology (HWTMA) £15,000 Hampshire Art for Recreation and Therapy £4,000 Hampshire Colleges' Football Association - Under 19 £364 Hampshire Fostering Network £4,500 Hampshire Playing Fields Association £1,693 Hampshire Schools' Basketball Association £639 Hampshire Schools Cricket Association £552 Hampshire Schools Football Association £1,000 Hampshire Schools' Rugby Football Union Test Valley £1,000 Hampshire Schools' Rugby Football Union Winchester £600 Hannah's Holiday Home Appeal £4,800 Happy Faces Playgroup £414 Harbour Church Portsmouth £9,007 Hatch Warren & Beggarwood Community Association £830 Havant & South Downs College £200 Havant and Waterlooville Child Contact Centres £500 Havant Live at Home Scheme £7,500 Headway Portsmouth and South East Hampshire £2,256 Headway Portsmouth and South East Hampshire Basingstoke & Deane £11,002 Heart of Portsmouth Boxing Club £17,233 Helping Hands £2,000 Helping Hooves UK Ltd £4,508 Helping Older People New Forest (HOPe) £250 Home-Start Butser £4,000 Home-Start Hampshire £9,987 Home-Start North West Hampshire £4,750 Home-Start Rushmoor £500 Home-Start Weywater £1,000 Hounds for Heroes £640 Hounsdown School £936 Inspero £9,000 Isle of Wight Youth Trust £11,000 Itchen Imperial Rowing Club £500 Itchen Valley & Sharks Canoe Clubs £735 It's Your Choice £6,483 James's Place Community Group (JPCG) £500 Jewish Care £1,214 Jigsaw Family Support £10,052 JNF Charitable Trust £303 John Pounds Community Trust £14,526 Keep Warm Keep Well Individuals £5,595 Kings Arms Youth Centre £5,000 Kingsclere Community Association £500 Kingsley Organisation £2,500 Lady Sarah Cohen House £1,214 Learning Links £3,165 Lions Community Store, Fleet £2,500 Liphook Day Centre £500 Lockerley Primary School £166 Lord Wandsworth College £2,000 Lymington Amateur Rowing Club £3,000 Maker's Guild £500 Marvels & Meltdowns £10,000 Mary Rose School £200 Maytree Respite Centre £1,000 MED3 Music Group £4,455 Melrose Community Association £500 Michael Austin Harlick Individuals £1,300 Monty's Community Hub £1,672 Motiv8 £1,483 Murray Parish Trust £9,000 Music Student £30 Music Student £300 Music Student £192 Network Scouts £670 New Forest Marathon Community £6,093 Newclose County Cricket Ground £9,394 Nightingale Hammerson £1,214 No Way Trust Limited aka Prison! Me! No-Way!! £1,483 Norwood Ravenswood £1,214 Oarsome Chance Foundation £9,516 Off The Record (South East Hampshire) £10,677 Open Sight (Eastleigh Branch) £9,770 Pan Together £3,500 PCC St Mary's Litton Cheney £750 Penton Trust Annuities £2,370 People Matter IW £8,620 Perins School £217 Phoenix Theatre & Arts Centre £1,000 Pod Charitable Trust £600 Portchester Community Centre £9,521 Portsdown Community Church (The Beacon) (Havant Community Church) £175 Portsmouth & Southsea Hebrew Congregation £12,229 Portsmouth Abuse and Rape Counselling Service (PARCS) £15,000 Portsmouth Association for the Blind £2,428 Portsmouth Branch BLESMA £607 Portsmouth Cathedral £607 Portsmouth City Councils Care Leavers Trust (Flying Solo) £500 Portsmouth Deaf Association £607 Portsmouth Family Welfare Association £6,107 Portsmouth High School £3,000 Portsmouth Jewish Ladies Benevolent Society £303 Portsmouth Live at Home Scheme £5,000 Portsmouth Sail Training Trust £3,360 Portsmouth School Sport Partnership £1,000 Portsmouth Voluntary Care Committee for Tuberculosis and Lung Diseases £2,428 Potters Hands £5,000 Propbox Youth Theatre £500 Rae Straton Lunch Club/Day Care £500 Rainbow Club £6,926 Rainbow Trust Childrens Charity £1,500 Redwood Park School £200 Respiratory Research Fund Queen Alexandra Hospital £2,428 Restore Support Network £3,500 Roberts Centre £19,225 Rosemary Foundation Hospice at Home £1,000 Rowans Hospice £4,889 Royal Naval Benevolent Trust £5,000 Rushmoor Healthy Living (RHL) £10,500 Sailing Therapy £1,200 Salvation Army Southsea £800 Salvation Army's Haven Community Centre £800 Shanklin Voluntary Youth & Community Centre £4,750 Sherborne Girls Foundation £1,000 Shirley Baptist Holiday at Home £500 Silchester School PTA £2,800 Skye Close £2,428 Society of Friends of Jewish Refugees £1,214 Society of St James Portsmouth £1,500 Society of St James Southampton £14,998 SoCo Music Project Eastleigh £5,975 SoCo Music Project Fareham £500 Solent Seahawks Academy £500 Solent Youth Action Eastleigh £5,720 Solent Youth Action Havant £9,930 Source Young People's Charity £3,000 South Wight Area Youth Partnership £5,775 Southampton (Hardmoor) Opportunity Group £2,860 Southampton Action for Employment £5,999 Southampton Action For Employment (SAFE) £14,885 Southampton Doing It For The Kids £5,000 Southampton Family Trust £2,709 Southampton School Football Association £1,000 Southampton Sight £5,000 Southampton Womens Aid £4,000 St Edmund's Catholic School £1,020 St John's Cathedral Catholic Primary School £367 St Johns Cathedral Christmas Day lunch £500 St Mark's Church Bordon £5,000 St Peters Church £2,000 Stable Family Home Trust (SFHT) £4,000 Stagecoach Theatre Arts Liphook £500 Stags in the Community £4,968 Stand Up £6,712 Stepping Stones £5,000 Street Reach £3,688 Swanmore Voluntary Care Group Lunch Club £500 Sycamore Halls Community Association £500 Tadley & District Community Association £500 Tall Ships Youth Trust £3,375 Technion UK £303 Test Valley Live at Home Scheme £500 Test Valley School £220 Tibet Relief Fund £607 Trinity Winchester £6,926 Tune For Life £4,500 University Student £400 University Student £500 University Student £249 University Student £500 University Student £250 University Student £400 University Student £900 University Student £260 University Student £400 University Student £510 University Student £400 University Student £345 University Student £225 University Student £400 University Student £400 University Student £300 University Student £400 University Student £400 University Student £410 University Student £500 University Student £100 University Student £400 University Students £3,508 University Students £2,750 Urban Vocal Group (UVG) £6,428 Veterans Outreach Support £6,751 Viables Community Association £500 Victoria's Promise £3,000 Vine Drop-in Centre £500 Vivid £1,137 Warren Park Cafe Church £5,000 Warsash Over 60s Fellowship Club £500 Wessex Children's Hospice Trust (Naomi House & jackspace) £1,000 Weston Church Youth Project £6,000 Westside Community Association £5,437 Wetwheels Foundation Eastleigh £500 Wetwheels Foundation Isle of Wight £3,000 Wetwheels Foundation Portsmouth £4,725 Wheatsheaf Trust £14,922 Wheatsheaf Trust £14,998 Wheatsheaf Trust £12,787 Wheatsheaf Trust £12,787 Whitcombe Trust Annuities £560 Whitehill Village Hall £4,600 Winchester & District Young Carers Project £5,000 Winchester City Penguins Swimming Club £74 Workers' Educational Association (WEA) £548 Y Services for Young people £3,880 Yellow Brick Road Projects (YBRP) £5,000 Yellow Door £3,483 YMCA Young Carers £4,056 YOU Trust £8,867 Youth and Families Matter £6,072 Youth Options £1,000 YPI Counselling £2,263 Zone £1,500 Total £1,066,099 .
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