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The Garfield Weston Foundation is a general grant-giving charity endowed by the late W Garfield Weston and members of his family, which is registered with the Central Register of Charities, registration number 230260. The Foundation is recognised by the Inland Revenue as an approved charity for tax purposes, the reference number being X96978.

Principal Office Weston Centre 10 Grosvenor Street London W1K 4QY

Trustees Guy H Weston, Chairman Anna Catrina Hobhouse Jana R Khayat Sophia M Weston Eliza L Mitchell Melissa Murdoch George G Weston Alannah Weston Geordie Dalglish

Director Philippa Charles

Secretary to the Trustees Janette Cattell

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Auditors UHY Hacker Young LLP Quadrant House 4 Thomas More Square London E1W 1YW

Fund Managers Investec 30 Gresham Street London EC2V 7QN

Goldman Sachs Asset Management International River Court, 120 Fleet Street London EC4A 2BE

Garfield Weston Foundation 1 Record year donated over £88 million

Over 2,100 grants made this year

Rapid response to Over £13.3 million Launched first Covid-19, pre-launch granted to welfare evaluation of Weston of £1 million to the organisations Anniversary Fund National Emergencies with continuing Trust in partnership improvements as a with UK Community result of feedback Foundations

2 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 +£4 Grants to youth charities up by £4 million on million previous year

+24% more individual grants made to welfare organisations

£3.5 granted to charities working with special needs million

% Donations to youth and welfare charities increased +15 by 15% to over £22.4 million

382 community organisations supported

Over £14.8 million granted to charities across the North of England

Increase of 23% of donations to Wales

Grants to health Commissioned charities increased independent research by 153% on on the Environment to previous year inform grant-making

Garfield Weston Foundation 3 Chairman’s report the main charities’ journals. This ensures that the Trustees and staff are well placed to keep up to date with As the Chairman of developments in charity practice and regulations. In addition, the Trustees receive direct information in the Foundation, I have relation to important areas from both their secretary, who pleasure in introducing attends monthly meetings and is a practising lawyer with the Annual Report of expertise in the charities’ field, and from their auditors, the Trustees for the UHY Hacker Young LLP. year to 5 April 2020. The Trustees are directly responsible for the management of the Foundation and hold regular meetings in order to consider grant applications for £100,000 or more and to Accounting policies ratify smaller grants which have been made by Trustees since their previous meeting. Additional meetings are The financial statements have been prepared in included as required to deal with any time-sensitive accordance with the accounting policies set out in the funding requests, including this year to approve notes to the accounts and comply with the Foundation’s emergency funding for those severely affected by the governing document, the Charities Act 2011 and Covid-19 pandemic. The initial processing of grant Accounting and Reporting by Charities: Statement of applications is dealt with by an experienced team of staff, Recommended Practice applicable to charities preparing but every application is seen by at least one of the their accounts in accordance with the Financial Reporting Trustees who actively participate in meetings with and Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland visits to applicants. The Trustees also hold an annual published on 16 July 2014 (FRS102). meeting in order to adopt the Annual Report and Accounts and to carry out a formal review of the fulfilment of the Charity’s aims and objectives, policies and the Structure, governance and management investment performance over the year. Structure Risk management and policies The operation of the Foundation is governed by a Trust The Trustees are satisfied that appropriate policies, Deed dated 10 October 1958. protection, systems and checks remain in place in order to mitigate exposure to major risks. The Director and At 5 April 2020, the Foundation owned 79.2% of Secretary review operational risks and policies on an Wittington Investments Limited, a company registered in ongoing basis and these are also formally considered by England. Wittington Investments is the ultimate holding the Trustees at their Annual Meeting. company of Associated British Foods plc, which is listed on the London Stock Exchange, Fortnum and Mason plc The principal risks relate to investment performance, and and Heal’s plc. Under the terms of the Trust Deed, the operational risks in terms of grant-making arising from investment in the Wittington Investments Limited group system malfunctions or fraudulent applications. There is of companies forms the permanent capital endowment of also a potential reputational risk for the charity in terms the Foundation and the Trustees may not dispose of of its relationship with the underlying trading activities of those investments except by a unanimous vote of all the companies held through Wittington Investments Limited. Trustees. Operational: The computer system and internal Governance and management procedures are regularly updated and reviewed and all In accordance with the Trust Deed, after the death of Mr grant applicants are screened by a skilled grants W Garfield Weston and his wife, their descendants management team which has been expanded in line with became Trustees. The number of Trustees is limited to the increase in donations. Appropriate processes, ten but must be at least five. If the number of Trustees guidelines and staff training have also been put in place drops below five, new Trustees fall to be appointed from to comply with the Foundation’s obligations under the amongst the lineal descendants of W Garfield Weston. Data Protection Act 2018 and to provide safeguarding for staff and applicants. The ability of the systems and Being family members, incoming Trustees are aware of processes to enable staff to work remotely from the office the aims and objectives of the Foundation and the has been tested during the Covid-19 lockdown period and manner in which the Trustees carry out their has proved to be robust. responsibilities. All of the Trustees are involved in other charitable entities either in the UK, the United States or Investments: The Trustees regularly review the Canada; either on the Boards, on advisory committees or performance of the underlying assets and their as volunteers. The Director is a member of the shareholding in the Wittington Investments Limited group Foundations’ Forum and the Foundation is a member of and receive reports directly from those who are managing the Association of Charitable Foundations and receives the businesses. The non-Wittington investments are also

4 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 managed in accordance with a policy which balances risk Income and grant-making aims and with investment returns (see below). objectives

Reputation: The direct involvement of members of the The Trust Deed contains broad charitable objects which Trustee board in the activities of the Wittington group also allow the Trustees, in their discretion, to pay or apply the enables them to be fully appraised of events which might income and, subject to the restrictions set out below, the give rise to unwelcome media attention and hence capital of the Trust Fund to or for the benefit of any reputational risks. charitable bodies, trusts, associations, institutions or organisations. Conflicts of interest: The Trustees have in place a detailed policy regarding conflicts of interest, both in Total income receipts for the year were over £84.7 million terms of their grant-making decisions, and also in terms (2019: £80 million). This has enabled the Trustees to of the fact that some of them are directors of Wittington increase their total grants to £88.1 million in support of group companies; this potential for conflict is carefully 2121 appeals (2019: £79 million in support of 2126 managed with proper procedures (including as regards appeals). The total outstanding forward commitments at the exercise of the Trustees’ voting powers at the the end of the financial year were just over £33.1 million, Wittington Investments Limited AGM and any other as compared with £26.1 million in 2019; this is primarily shareholder meetings) and the taking of independent due to two outstanding significant pledges to the National advice where necessary. Portrait Gallery (£6.5m) for a capital building project and Moorfields (£10m) for a new centre for advancing eye Ethical and environment: As well as implementing their health which the Trustees felt it was important to support own policies to protect the environment (for example, at an early stage in their fundraising in order to encourage nearly all applications are made on-line and the Trustees support from other donors. These organisations have receive meetingNunc papers a mauris. electronically, Proin thus eget reducing ligula. the Nambeen cursus asked libero. to give three months’ notice of any request need for paper and printing and facilitating remote for release of funds so that the Trustees can effectively working whereVestibulum necessary), the velit Trustees orci, also bibendum keep under eget, molestiemanage cashflow. eu, sagittis The remaining non, leo. pledges are comfortably scrutiny theNullam ethical and sed environmental enim. Duis practices ac lorem. as Loremwithin ipsum the Trustees’ dolor sit aim amet, that pledges should not exceed carried out byconsectetuer the underlying businesses adipiscing in the elit. Wittington Suspendisse 20% of potenti. their annual Sed projected tincidunt expenditure. varius group. The Foundationarcu. Mauris does not vitae directly arcu employ sit amet its own quam condimentum pulvinar. Aenean staff but, in relation to its secondees, adheres to the The grants made, as in previous years, support a wide practices laid down by Associated British Foods in range of charitable activities with a broad geographical connection with the Modern Slavery Act and corporate spread across the UK. During the last few weeks of the responsibility – for more details see: financial year the Trustees held three additional meetings www.abf.co.uk/modern_slavery_statement to authorise emergency funding for the Covid-19 www.abf.co.uk/responsibility pandemic, including a grant of £1 million to The National Emergencies Trust and substantial grants to a number of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion: Inclusivity, addressing other projects providing aid. disadvantage and ‘levelling the playing field’ for all has been a central theme of the Foundation for over six Please see the Director’s Report and full list of grants decades as we value diversity in its widest sense; made for more details, including the Foundation’s overall however we recognise there remains a long way to go for response to the Covid-19 pandemic. our society to embrace everyone fully, for all to have a voice and for everyone to have the opportunity to fulfil Grant-making policy their potential. We also accept that aspects of bias may The Foundation continues to accept only appeals from UK be unconscious and that previously accepted ways of registered charities. No applications from individuals are working may create barriers for those we aim to support. considered and the Trustees do not typically fund projects We are pursuing a robust approach to review and improve outside the UK, nor do they fund animal welfare charities. our work as we are committed to meeting need across all parts of our society and to ensure equity in our approach. The Trustees’ aim is to keep the application process as simple and streamlined as possible. Step by step Safeguarding: In the light of the Charity Commission’s guidelines as to how to make a grant application (more revised guidance concerning safeguarding, the Trustees than 95% of which are now submitted online), together have developed a safeguarding policy which is aimed at with helpful details of the criteria which are taken into protecting their own staff as well as vulnerable consideration when assessing applications and the beneficiaries. The trustees have also reviewed their grant- information which should be submitted with an application requirements with a view to ascertaining application are available on the Foundation’s website whether applicants have appropriate safeguarding (www.garfieldweston.org). These guidelines are also policies in place to protect their staff, volunteers and published in Welsh (although applications from Welsh beneficiaries. charities are requested in English).

Garfield Weston Foundation 5 All applications are considered on an individual basis; the Investment performance Trustees will not, other than in very exceptional The Trustees are satisfied that the investment structure circumstances, consider any funding request made (represented by the Wittington group of companies) within 12 months of the outcome of a previous which was contributed by my grandfather to the application, but, in relation to funding for core costs, they Foundation remains a sustainable long-term model and will consider providing funds to be spread over a period of its value (which is directly attributable to the share price years. Whenever it is considered necessary or desirable, of Associated British Foods) has remained reasonably visits are made by Trustees and/or the Director or a steady throughout the majority of the year with any member of the Foundation’s grants team in order to gain fluctuations being in keeping with general market a better understanding of applicants. Regular contact is conditions and trends. The Trustees are confident that maintained with recipients of grants for monitoring the reduction in value of the shares in Associated British purposes, while also taking care to minimise the burden Foods and of the non-Wittington investments resulting on the recipient charities. from the impact of Covid-19 will not have a lasting effect on their ability to fulfil their charitable purposes. Although In order to provide further transparency in the grant- there is currently some uncertainty as to the levels of making process, the Foundation regularly publishes its dividend income which will be paid by UK companies over grants through 360Giving. It also commissions the next year, we will be able to draw on our income independent reviews of grant-giving initiatives, such as reserves to maintain grant levels as far as possible. the Weston Anniversary Awards in 2018 in order to assess their effectiveness and to improve the experience It should be noted that in each financial year for the for both successful and unsuccessful applicants. These Foundation there is not a direct correlation between the findings are published and shared openly and made amounts which Wittington pays by way of dividends and accessible on the website. the amounts which are received by the Trustees by reference to their percentage shareholding; this is owing Public benefit to the fact that the two entities have different accounting year ends The Trustees have complied with section 2(1)(b) of the Charities Act 2011, having due regard for the Charity In terms of non-Wittington investments, as at 5 April Commission’s guidance on public benefit when reviewing 2020 the Trustees’ portfolio with Investec was valued at the Foundation’s aims and objectives, when setting the over £51.259 million (2019: £60.9m) with the fall being grant making policy and in making awards. entirely attributable to the setback in markets during the last two months of the financial year due to the outbreak of the Coronavirus and the economic consequences of Achievements and performance countries globally introducing lockdown measures to contain the spread of the virus. There has been good The income generated by way of dividends received from recovery since the end of the year, again in line with the Foundation’s investment in the Wittington group of markets more generally. In terms of benchmarks, the companies which forms the Foundation’s endowment portfolio is now behind the RPI plus 4% over a rolling and, consequentially donations, increased by around three year period. A more direct comparison is with the 10% and 11% respectively over the past year. net return on the ARC (Asset Risk Consultants) Charity Steady Growth Index (the average volatility of which is I am particularly proud of the prompt and effective similar to that of the portfolio), which provides results to response which the Foundation was able to make to the 30 March each year. In this respect the portfolio returned urgent funding needs arising out of the Covid-19 +0.6% over a three year period and the Index -1.1%. That pandemic and the UK’s lockdown arrangements, both in portfolio has generated distributable income of over £1.8 terms of providing aid for the most vulnerable, but also million over the year. providing flexibility for charities to re-purpose previous grants and responding to urgent requirements for core The investment in the Goldman Sachs Asset costs to enable key charities to continue their good work Management Global Multi-Manager Alternatives Portfolio during the funding crisis. This is in no small way due to the which is aimed at providing a complementary investment tireless efforts of the Foundation team and the careful strategy for the Investec portfolio in order to balance a planning which had been put in place to ensure that the reasonable return against protection from downside risk, Trustees were well-informed and that communication was valued at just over £31.7 million (2019: £35.5 with stakeholders was sensitive and efficient. The million) after annual withdrawals of £1.6 million, again previous positive performance of the Foundation’s largely due to the poor performance of equity markets in endowment and the prudent income reserves which have the final two months of the financial year, although the been maintained over previous years have also placed performance at -6.13% for the year compares favourably the Foundation in a good position to continue to pursue a with that of the HFRX Hedge Fund Index ( -6.68%). The flexible and responsive funding policy over the forthcoming Trustees are considering whether this investment has the year despite the current economic uncertainties. potential to achieve its stated aim in the future.

6 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 The capital value of the Savills’ Charities Property Fund extensive and practical approach to responsible was £6.057 million as at 5 April 2020 (2019: £6.23m), business. The Trustees have a direct line of sight into this with an income yield of 4.1%. business, making the Foundation’s approach to responsible investment more transparent and with a Further analysis of the investment assets can be found in higher degree of clarity than other models might afford. Note 9 to the Financial Statements. A copy of Wittington Investments Limited’s accounts for the year to 14 Trustees’ responsibilities for the financial September 2019 can be obtained from Companies statements House. The Trustees are responsible for preparing the Trustees’ Annual Report and the financial statements in Financial review accordance with applicable law and United Kingdom Accounting Standards (United Kingdom Generally In accordance with required accounting policy, grants are Accepted Accounting Practice). recognised in the statement of financial activities when approved by the Trustees and communicated to the The law applicable to charities in England and Wales recipients, irrespective of the future period over which requires the Trustees to prepare financial statements for payments are to be made, and the obligations each financial year which give a true and fair view of the outstanding at the year end are recognised as creditors. state of affairs of the charity and of the incoming resources and application of resources of the charity for Costs that period. In preparing these financial statements, the Trustees are required to: These continue to be very low in relation to the levels of income and donations made and are kept under review to ▪ select suitable accounting policies and then apply ensure they remain lean as a proportion of grant Nunc a mauris. Proin eget ligula. Nam cursusthem consistently; libero. expenditure. Vestibulum velit orci, bibendum eget, molestie▪ observe eu, the methods sagittis and non, principles leo. in the Charities Reserves Nullam sed enim. Duis ac lorem. Lorem ipsumSORP; dolor sit amet, The Trustees’consectetuer policy is to adipiscing maintain reserves elit. Suspendisse of potenti. Sed tincidunt varius approximatelyarcu. 50 per Mauris cent of vitae the Foundation’s arcu sit amet annual quam ▪ condimentummake judgements pulvinar. and estimates Aenean that are reasonable income bearing in mind the general timing of income and prudent; receipts, their general pattern of giving and the current economic climate. This target has been met in the current ▪ state whether applicable accounting standards and year with total income reserves of £42 million and the statements of recommended practice have been appropriate reserve levels going forwards will be kept followed, subject to any material departures disclosed under review. This policy has proved beneficial in light of and explained in the financial statements; and Covid-19 where the Trustees were able to respond immediately to need. ▪ prepare the financial statements on the going concern basis unless it is inappropriate to presume that the Investment objectives charity will continue in operation. The Trustees’ investment objectives in relation to their non-Wittington group assets as set out in the policy The Trustees are responsible for keeping proper records statement are to preserve the absolute value of the which disclose with reasonable accuracy the financial capital, whilst maintaining its ‘real’ value. The managers position of the charity and enable them to ensure that the are instructed to adopt a relatively conservative financial statements comply with the Charities Act 2011, investment strategy investing in a balanced portfolio the Charity (Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2008 without geographical, currency or sector restriction, and the provisions of the Trust Deed. They are also subject to the terms of a Charity Commission Order dated responsible for safeguarding the charity’s assets and 19 September 2001. The primary benchmark for hence taking reasonable steps for the prevention and investment performance remains at RPI plus 4% over a detection of fraud and breaches of law and regulations. rolling three year period, although comparison is also made on an annual basis with the ARC (Asset Risk The Trustees are responsible for the maintenance and Consultants) Charity Steady Growth Index. integrity of the charity and financial information included on the charity’s website. Legislation in the United The Trustees are satisfied that the two investment Kingdom governing the preparation and dissemination of managers have suitable policies in place regarding their financial statements may differ from legislation in other stock selection to ensure that this complies with the jurisdictions. latest ESG practices. As mentioned above, the Trustees’ principal investment, namely Associated British Foods plc, is a highly diversified global company with an

Garfield Weston Foundation 7 Plans for future periods

It is anticipated that the coming year will prove to be a challenge for all charities. Some, including some larger organisations, which receive little or no government funding and rely almost entirely on their entrepreneurial activities, may not survive the current economic crisis, but many will emerge stronger and more efficient. The Trustees will do their best not only to provide financial support, but also, by working with partner organisations, to guide and assist with the re-building of the sector. This will be facilitated by the Trustees’ flexible grant selection criteria and ability to respond promptly and effectively to a crisis as well as by the Foundation’s effective investment model which is a long-term family commitment.

Guy H Weston ChairmanoftheTrustees15 October 2020

8 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 Director’s Report and we will continue to develop approaches and partnerships to ensure we are open and accessible to all This has been an who may need our support. extraordinary year in A third theme of the year was learning. The second phase many ways. As this of our longitudinal evaluation of the Weston Anniversary report is being written, Fund (one of our 60th Anniversary initiatives in 2018 many parts of the globe which granted over £11 million to 156 local organisations across the UK to enhance existing or create new are in full lockdown due community facilities), which was conducted by Dr Beth to Covid-19 which is Breeze at the University of Kent. This review highlighted having a devastating impact. As yet we numerous impacts of the fund and the reports are all cannot predict how the situation will evolve available to download on our website to share learning openly with those who might find it useful. What was but, at the close of our financial year, the evident is that the vast majority of grantees felt that the Foundation acted swiftly and decisively to put benefits of receiving an anniversary grant went far a range of measures in place in response to beyond the monetary value; more than half were able to attract additional donors as a result; many have had a the crisis. greater demand for their services; and many highlighted a rise in morale of their staff, volunteers and The Trustees made an immediate pre-launch donation of beneficiaries. The full evaluation can be read in ‘Shared £1million to the National Emergencies Trust to encourage Insights A Year On’. other donors, along with the decision to remain open to new applicants as the need was evident. We proactively A final key theme is that of valuing our planet and the contacted every charity with a pending application to see natural world. With the significant drop in air pollution if they needed to change it in light of Covid-19 and caused by the Covid-19 lockdown we can hope that we timetabled exceptional Trustee meetings to ensure that are experiencing a catalyst for the challenge of saving not decisions on grants for front-line charities working with just our health, but also our natural world. The vulnerable people were expedited. We reviewed our Foundation remains committed to investing more across pipeline of major appeals for the coming year, re-ordering the environment sector and the following section capital projects that were important but less immediately highlights some examples of the great initiatives and urgent. We collaborated with other funders and, critically, organisations the Trustees have supported this year. we committed to be even more responsive to our applicants, flexible about how existing grants were being For over 60 years the Foundation has worked alongside spent, understanding that timelines for projects and charities to help them thrive. When one looks through the reports would need to change and that agreed outcomes lens of Covid-19, the idea of being there ‘in sickness and might not be as originally planned. Further commentary in health’ takes on a whole new dimension, but we are on the impact of Covid-19 will only be possible in determined to continue to do our best for those who need subsequent reports, though the sense of community and us more than ever. the acceleration of innovation will hopefully demonstrate that crisis also creates an opportunity for us all to adapt and improve. Committed to our natural world

Prior to the Covid-19 situation dominating everyone’s Our world is facing an environmental crisis which is our lives, the year was characterised by a number of key collective responsibility to tackle so following generations themes and highlights; the first being that donations of are not facing a planet under threat of breakdown. The over £88 million were made, making this a record year; statistics are not pretty, with species extinction, habitat partly achieved by the Trustees accelerating some destruction and resources overexploited - overfishing significant decisions at the financial year end in the face being one of the starkest examples. The Foundation has of the Covid-19 threat. Another theme was the broad long been a supporter of environmental work and in range and inclusive nature of the activities undertaken recent years the Trustees have taken a considered and this diversity has been evident in a number of ways; approach to growing their investment in the sector. from the scope and scale of our Trustees’ grants, the diversity of beneficiary groups across the country, the This year the Trustees made over £4.5 million in direct varied backgrounds of the Foundation team and the grants to environmental charities and many more grants innovative range of solutions and projects delivered by have an indirectly positive impact, such as our support for the charities we support and partner with; especially the the Royal College of Art where many of the talented charities working to ‘level the playing field’ for those who students are driving innovations to reduce our negative might otherwise find it difficult to access opportunities, impact on the planet. Whilst being a responsive grant- make their voice heard or otherwise participate actively in maker relies on organisations submitting good proposals, society. This commitment is ongoing for the Foundation we are aware that this approach alone cannot drive

10 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 growth. We have a track record of increasing donations in specific areas with a series of targeted activities and we have initiated a similar approach for the environment sector. At the close of the financial year we commissioned an independent study to inform our grant-making practice on environmental issues. At the time of writing this report that external research is well under way and we look forward to sharing the findings openly.

Below we highlight just a few examples of the projects we have supported in the environment space and the key issues tackled by our charity partners. We anticipate continuing this work with vigour - the challenge before us all is significant.

Philippa Charles Director

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Garfield Weston Foundation 11 BLUE’s mission is to see at least 30% of oceans under protection by 2030 and the other 70% managed in ‘‘ a responsible way.

12 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 Marine Conservation – Blue Marine Foundation fishers who are facing increasing challenges, now (BLUE) exacerbated by the loss of business due to Covid-19’s closure of restaurants across the UK. BLUE uses a hands- Marine life is under threat from climate change, on approach with local communities at the front line of deoxygenation, acidification, pollution and plastic. Also, ocean conservation combined with influencing global around 90% of commercial fish stocks are fully or over governments, policy makers and stakeholders to improve exploited and 90% of large, predatory fish are gone. the governance of our seas. Arguably however, the greatest threat of all is from overfishing - oceans stripped of life cannot regulate the High and Deep Seas Conservation – Synchronicity Earth’s climate, absorb nearly half the world’s carbon Earth dioxide and produce over half our oxygen. Synchronicity Earth is a UK based charity focused on BLUE focuses on creating marine reserves, developing supporting globally overlooked and underfunded models of sustainable fishing and restoring vital marine conservation work. It takes a holistic approach by habitats. The charity’s mission is to see at least 30% of developing conservation programmes and coordinating oceans under protection by 2030 and the other 70% funding to address the most urgent challenges, while managed in a responsible way. Typically the Foundation providing guidance to help donors understand and fund fund activity that takes place within the UK, however we conservation work. Its high and deep seas programme recognise that environmental conservation requires complements the marine conservation work funded by global influence and advocacy to make lasting change the Trustees. and therefore some grants made in marine and high seas conservation funds activity both in the UK and in The ‘high seas’ (international waters that are not overseas territories. managed by any one country) and the deep seas (areas of the ocean below 200 meters in depth), represent 64% As with many organisations, BLUE sought unrestricted of the oceans and 90% of Earth’s marine environment. funding to enableNunc flexibility a mauris. and Proin aseget a result ligula. of the NamDespite cursus such libero. importance, the high and deep seas receive Trustees’ support, has been able to secure commitments relatively little conservation attention or funding to protect fourVestibulum million square velit kilometres orci, bibendum of ocean, eget, molestiecompared to eu, other sagittis marine non, habitats. leo. Synchronicity Earth including theNullam largest ‘no-take’ sed enim. zone (a Duis marine ac protected lorem. Loremhas ipsum developed dolor a science-based sit amet, review of systems to area that doesconsectetuer not allow any fishing, adipiscing mining or elit. drilling) Suspendisse in manage potenti. and protect Sed the tincidunt seas’ ecosystems, varius including a the Atlantic aroundarcu. Ascension Mauris vitaeIsland, arcu a British sit overseas amet quam new condimentum High Seas Biodiversity pulvinar. Treaty Aenean for the United Nations. territory. Ascension’s waters are teeming with marine life Another key issue the charity is addressing is the threat including sharks, some of the largest marlin in the world of the relatively new deep-sea mining industry and, with and the Atlantic’s largest population of green turtles, its partner the Deep Sea Conservation Coalition, is species which now have a chance of thriving. pushing for an international moratorium on deep-sea mining until more is known about its impact. A multi-year In the UK, BLUE is developing sustainable models of core costs grant was made to support this important fishing around the UK coast and supporting small-scale work.

Synchronicity Earth has developed a science-based review of systems to manage and protect the seas’ ecosystems, including a new High Seas Biodiversity Treaty for the ‘‘ United Nations.

Garfield Weston Foundation 13 floods. Raising funds for a complex and potentially controversial project can be challenging but the Trustees supported the charity to investigate and measure the impact and the results have enabled the charity to make a strong case for beavers to remain wild in the River Otter and potentially in other areas too.

Social Action – Surfers Against Sewage Whilst the Foundation supports a broad range of issues and organisations each year, common themes are supporting great leadership, cost effective work that meets a real need and pragmatic approaches. The Trustees have long supported projects that help people to tackle challenges within their communities and this is reflected in Surfers Against Sewage’s work – they have developed a community of over 300,000 people who are Beavers are a ‘keystone’ species, and committed to taking action to reduce plastic pollution. as such they have a profound effect The charity coordinates up to 2,000 beach cleans a year on the environment around them. and mobilises 35,000 volunteers to remove 100 tonnes Nature’s aquatic engineers. of plastic pollution from the UK’s beaches. The charity’s Plastic Free Coastlines project works with individuals and the wider community to stop using single use plastics and community leaders give guidance on Species Conservation – Devon Wildlife Trust working with local councils and businesses to have their Whilst‘‘ the Trustees’ multi-year grant to Devon Wildlife local area certified Plastic Free. A range of education Trust was made in 2016, the results of its long-term trial programmes encourage pupils to be environmental were released in 2020 and are a good example of the activists – examples include children in Portreath School long-term nature of many of the projects funded by the in Cornwall successfully convincing two national catering Foundation. In 2014 the discovery of Eurasian beavers suppliers to change the packaging of their school milk on the River Otter in Devon marked the first known and lunches to more sustainable alternatives! breeding of this species in England since their extinction some 400 years ago. Coordinating such large-scale community action is challenging and the charity’s success relies on its Beavers are a ‘keystone’ species, and as such they have important team of Regional Representatives. To increase a profound effect on the environment around them. As the impact of its work further Surfers Against Sewage nature’s aquatic engineers they manage rivers, wetlands applied to the Foundation for a grant to expand its and adjacent woodland, shaping the water environment network of Regional Reps, with a clear set of measurable and the wildlife living on or near our rivers. As nobody outcomes and robust fundraising strategy. The Trustees knew where the beavers had come from, or even what responded with a three-year grant to help underpin the species they were, the Government at the time decided growth of local action. they should be removed. Devon Wildlife Trust opposed their removal and, after consulting with the local community, landowners and public bodies, presented an alternative plan: to apply for a Government licence for a five-year trial to monitor the beavers’ effects on the social, economic and environmental landscape.

The ‘River Otter Beaver Trial’ included engaging communities as a vital part of the project, with hands- on help from local volunteers, over 200 talks and guided walks to raise awareness and coverage in local and national media. The presence of beavers, mainly though building dams and lodges, has reinvigorated natural processes and reduced the impact of pollution and

14 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 A range of education programmes encourage pupils to be environmental activists – examples include children in Portreath School in Cornwall successfully convincing two national catering suppliers to change packaging ‘‘ to more sustainable alternatives!

Garfield Weston Foundation 15 Social Action – Froglife Froglife is another example of a charity that proactively Teams have built and restored ponds, engages communities in conservation activities and created wildflower meadows, built encourages them to be ‘citizen scientists’. This national and installed hibernation sites and wildlife conservation organisation is dedicated to the wildlife homes. conservation of the UK’s native amphibians, reptiles, and their habitats. It is passionate about helping people to conserve wildlife, particularly those who may be excluded from being involved in conservation activities, including was‘ struggling‘ to secure funding, and the Foundation young offenders, people with dementia in care homes, gave a three-year grant. In the first nine months of the special needs schools and men with mental health project, over 1,000 young people plus their families, challenges. carers and foster parents attended 128 sessions and improved nearly 20 green spaces for wildlife. Teams have The Green Pathways Scheme is one of the charity’s key built and restored ponds, created wildflower meadows, programmes and encourages people to take practical built and installed hibernation sites and wildlife homes. action to improve the green spaces in their local Initial evaluation shows that 96% of young people communities while benefiting their mental health, social reported improved confidence, 90% increased positive skills, confidence and employability. Froglife runs the behaviour and 89% reported an increase in wildlife programme in the East of England and Glasgow, where it knowledge.

16 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 Climate change – Ashden The Foundation recognises and In reviewing applications for building projects of all sizes supports innovators creating low and types, the Foundation’s Trustees take into carbon buildings with better consideration the environmental impact and insulation, that are warm, more sustainability of that building, since improving our built efficient and incorporate natural environment is essential for tackling climate change. solutions for sustainable living. Since 2010 the Foundation has supported Ashden, an environmental charity dedicated to accelerating climate solutions. Ashden’s annual awards identify, reward and ‘‘ raise the profile of the world’s most promising climate innovations. The charity’s profile, networks, technical expertise and mentoring all contribute to help winners scale up their impact and spread their innovation.

In the UK around 14% of total carbon emissions are due to energy use in homes – Ashden’s Sustainable Buildings Award, supported by the Foundation for the past eight years, recognises and supports innovators creating low carbon buildings with better insulation, that are warm, more efficient and incorporate natural solutions for sustainable living.

Garfield Weston Foundation 17 Summary of grants awarded in the year ended 5 April 2020

Over No. of £20,000 No. of Total Total no. Category £20,000 grants and under grants amount £ of grants Arts 8,996,000 104 1,348,500 115 10,344,500 219 Community 6,164,500 105 2,733,700 274 8,898,200 379 Education 14,130,000 63 735,500 84 14,865,500 147 Environment 4,329,000 34 213,500 15 4,542,500 49 Faith 1,401,000 37 3,022,500 365 4,423,500 402 Health 18,270,000 79 832,000 67 19,102,000 146 Museums & Heritage 2,380,000 31 344,000 29 2,724,000 60 Welfare 8,748,000 163 3,421,750 286 12,169,750 449 Youth 7,510,000 108 1,571,300 151 9,081,300 259 Other 1,955,000 11 - - 1,955,000 11 Totals 73,883,500 735 14,222,750 1,386 88,106,250 2,121

Other £1,955,000

Youth £9,081,300 Arts £10,344,500

Community £8,898,200 Welfare £12,169,750

Total amount by category Museums & Heritage £2,724,000 Education £14,865,500

Health £19,102,000 Environment £4,542,500

Faith £4,423,500

18 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 Other 11

Youth 259 Arts 219

Community 379

Welfare 449

Number of grants by category

Education 147

Museums & Heritage 60 Environment 49 Health 146

Faith 402

Yorkshire & The Humber £3,720,000 East Midlands £1,714,100 West Midlands £3,351,500 Eastern £3,457,000

Wales £3,631,000

South West £6,328,000

South East £7,190,500 Total amount by region

Scotland £3,535,650 National (inc. London) £41,998,000

Northern Ireland £1,794,500

North West £5,689,500

North East £5,246,000

Non-UK £450,000

East Midlands 122 Yorkshire & The Humber 166 Eastern 136 West Midlands 136

Wales 103

National (inc. London) 397

South West 241 Number of grants by region

Non-UK 3 North East 105 South East 277 North West 206

Scotland 175 Northern Ireland 54

Garfield Weston Foundation 19 Independent auditors’ report to the Trustees of the Garfield Weston Foundation

Opinion We have audited the financial statements of the Garfield Weston Foundation (‘the charity’) for the year ended 5 April 2020, which comprise the Statement of Financial Activities, the Balance Sheet, the Cashflow Statement and the related notes. The financial reporting framework that has been applied in their preparation is applicable law and United Kingdom Accounting Standards (United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Practice), including FRS 102 “The Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland”.

In our opinion the financial statements:

▪ give a true and fair view of the state of the charity’s affairs as at 5 April 2020 and of its incoming resources and application of resources, including its income and expenditure, for the year then ended;

▪ have been properly prepared in accordance with United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Practice; and

▪ have been prepared in accordance with the Charities Act 2011.

Basis for opinion We conducted our audit in accordance with International Standards on Auditing (UK) (ISAs (UK)) and applicable law. Our responsibilities under those standards are further described in the Auditor’s responsibilities for the audit of the financial statements section of our report. We are independent of the Charity in accordance with the ethical requirements that are relevant to our audit of the financial statements in the UK, including the Financial Reporting Council’s (FRC’s) Ethical Standard, and we have fulfilled our other ethical responsibilities in accordance with these requirements. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion.

Emphasis of Matter - valuation of hotels and investment properties In forming our opinion on the financial statements, which is not modified, we draw attention to note 9 of the financial statements, which describes the valuation of the investments within Wittington Investments Limited. Wittington Investments Limited owns hotels and investment properties. As disclosed in note 9, the trustees expect that the market value of some of the properties may have fallen compared to the third party valuation as at 14 September 2019, but due to lack of investment comparables, rental payment and tenant default risks, it is currently not possible to establish an external valuation at 5 April 2020 for the investment property portfolio with certainty. However, from the trustees’ assessment, they consider that no impairment is necessary within the financial statements on the basis that the valuation of these assets is in excess of the carrying value. As a result, there is sufficient headroom should it be deemed that an impairment would be necessary against the valuation amount following the impact of Covid-19 up to 5 April 2020. Our opinion is not modified in respect of this matter

Conclusions relating to going concern We have nothing to report in respect of the following matters in relation to which the ISAs (UK) require us to report to you where:

▪ the Trustees use of the going concern basis of accounting in the preparation of the financial statements is not appropriate; or

▪ the Trustees have not disclosed in the financial statements any identified material uncertainties that may cast significant doubt about the Charity’s ability to continue to adopt the going concern basis of accounting for a period of at least 12 months from the date when the financial statements are authorised for issue.

Other information The other information comprises the information included in the annual report, including the Trustees’ report other than the financial statements and our auditor’s report thereon. The Trustees are responsible for the other information. Our opinion on the financial statements does not cover the other information and, except to the extent otherwise explicitly stated in our report, we do not express any form of assurance conclusion thereon.

In connection with our audit of the financial statements, our responsibility is to read the other information and, in doing so, consider whether the other information is materially inconsistent with the financial statements or our knowledge obtained in the audit or otherwise appears to be materially misstated. If we identify such material inconsistencies or apparent material misstatements, we are required to determine whether there is a material misstatement in the financial

20 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 statements or a material misstatement of the other information. If, based on the work we have performed, we conclude that there is a material misstatement of this other information; we are required to report that fact. We have nothing to report in this regard.

Matters on which we are required to report by exception In the light of the knowledge and understanding of the Charity and its environment obtained in the course of the audit, we have not identified material misstatements in the Trustees’ report.

We have nothing to report in respect of the following matters where the Charities Act 2011 requires us to report to you if, in our opinion:

▪ adequate and proper accounting records have not been kept, or returns adequate for our audit have not been received from branches not visited by us; or

▪ sufficient accounting records have not been kept; or

▪ the financial statements are not in agreement with the accounting records and returns; or

▪ we have not received all the information and explanations we require for our audit.

Responsibilities of Trustees As explained more fully in the Trustees’ Responsibilities Statement set out on page 7, the Trustees are responsible for the preparation of financial statements which give a true and fair view, and for such internal control as the trustees determine is necessary to enable the preparation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.

In preparing the financial statements, the trustees are responsible for assessing the charity’s ability to continue as a going concern, disclosing, as applicable, matters related to going concern and using the going concern basis of accounting unless the trustees either intend to liquidate the charity or to cease operations, or have no realistic alternative but to do so.

Auditors’ responsibilities for the audit of the financial statements We have been appointed as auditor under section 144 of the Charities Act 2011 and report in accordance with the Act and relevant regulations made or having effect thereunder.

Our objectives are to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements as a whole are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error, and to issue an auditor’s report that includes our opinion. Reasonable assurance is a high level of assurance, but is not a guarantee that an audit conducted in accordance with ISAs (UK) will always detect a material misstatement when it exists. Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are considered material if, individually or in the aggregate, they could reasonably be expected to influence the economic decisions of users taken on the basis of these financial statements.

A further description of our responsibilities for the audit of the financial statements is located on the Financial Reporting Council’s website at: www.frc.org.uk/auditorsresponsibilities. This description forms part of our auditor’s report.

UHY Hacker Young is eligible to act as an auditor of the Charity by virtue of its eligibility for appointment as auditor of a company in under section 1212 of the Companies Act 2006

Use of our report This report is made solely to the Charity’s Trustees, as a body, in accordance with section 154 of the Charities Act 2011 and report in accordance with regulations 154 of that act. Our audit work has been undertaken so that we might state to the charities Trustees those matters we are required to state to them in an auditor’s report and for no other purpose. To the fullest extent permitted by law, we do not accept or assume responsibility to anyone other than the Charity and its Trustees as a body, for our audit work, for this report, or for the opinions we have formed.

UHY Hacker Young Quadrant House Chartered Accountants 4 Thomas More Square StatutoryAuditor London E1W 1YW

15 October 2020 UHY Hacker Young LLP is eligible to act as an auditor in terms of section 1212 of the Companies Act 2006.

Garfield Weston Foundation 21 Statement of financial activities for the year ended 5 April 2020

Unrestricted funds

Income Expendable Restricted Total funds Total funds funds capital funds 2020 2019 Notes £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 Income and endowments from Investments 2 82,612 2,149 - 84,761 79,960 Total income 82,612 2,149 - 84,761 79,960 Expenditure Costs of generating funds: Raising funds - 169 - 169 139 Charitable activities: Grant making activities 4 88,626 - - 88,626 76,326 Total expenditure 88,626 169 - 88,795 76,465 Net (outgoings)/income (6,014) 1,980 - (4,034) 3,495 Other recognised gains and losses (Losses)/gains on revaluation and disposal of investment assets - (11,870) (2,494,142) (2,506,012) 35,828 Net movement in funds before transfers between funds (6,014) (9,890) (2,494,142) (2,510,046) 39,323 Gross transfers between funds 12 3,753 (3,753) - - - Net movement in funds (2,261) (13,643) (2,494,142) (2,510,046) 39,323 Reconciliation of funds Total funds brought forward 44,412 103,892 9,824,772 9,973,076 9,933,753 Total row header 42,151 90,249 7,330,630 7,463,030 9,973,076

All recognised gains and losses have been included in the Statement of Financial Activities and the amounts included are derived entirely from the continuing activities of the Foundation.

22 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 Balance sheet as at 5 April 2020

2020 2019 Notes £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 Fixed assets Investments 9 7,419,685 9,927,425 Current assets Debtors 10 1,535 2,252 Cash at bank 75,585 70,066 77,120 72,318 Creditors: amounts falling due within one year 11(a) (33,775) (26,667) Net current assets 43,345 45,651 Net assets 7,463,030 9,973,076 Restricted funds Permanent endowment funds 12 and 13 7,330,630 9,824,772 Unrestricted funds Expendable capital fund 12 and 13 90,249 103,892 Income funds 12 and 13 42,151 44,412 7,463,030 9,973,076

The financial statements on pages 22 to 64 were approved by the Trustees on 15 October 2020 and were signed on their behalf by:

Guy H Weston

George G Weston Trustees

Garfield Weston Foundation 23 Cash flow statement for the year ended 5 April 2020

2020 2019 Notes £’000 £’000 Cashflows from operating activities Net cash outflow from operating activities 14 (80,956) (72,768) Cash flow from investing activities Dividends and interest from investments 84,761 79,960 Proceeds from disposal of investments 7,916 7,797 Purchase of investments (5,904) (8,452) Net cash provided by from investing activities 86,773 79,305 Increase in cash 15 15 5,817

24 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 5 April 2020

1 Accounting policies The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with applicable UK accounting standards (UK Generally Accepted Accounting Practice), including Financial Reporting Standard FRS 102 ‘The Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland’ (“FRS 102”). In particular, they comply with the Charities Act 2011 and the Statement of Recommended Practice ‘Accounting and Reporting by Charities (the “SORP”).

The financial statements have been prepared to give a ‘true and fair’ view and have departed from the Charities (Accounts and Report) Regulations 2008 only to the extent required to provide a ‘true and fair’ view. This departure has involved following the Charities SORP (FRS 102).

The Foundation constitutes a public benefit entity as defined by FRS 102. The financial statements are prepared on the historical cost basis except that certain financial instruments are stated at fair value.

The Foundation constitutes a public benefit entity as defined by FRS 102. The financial statements are prepared on the historical cost basis except that certain financial instruments are stated at fair value.

The financial statements have been prepared in sterling, which is the functional currency of the Foundation. Monetary amounts in these financial statements are rounded to £’000s

The particular accounting policies adopted by the Trustees are described below: a Goingconcern The Covid-19 pandemic has become a worldwide crisis and at the date of this report the situation was still evolving. It has adversely impacted global commercial activity and contributed to significant declines and volatility in financial markets. The outbreak could have a continued material adverse impact on economic and market conditions and trigger a period of global economic slowdown. The Trustees are confident that the reduction in value of the shares in Associated British Foods and of the non-Wittington Investments resulting from the impact of Covid-19 will not have a lasting effect on their ability to fulfil their charitable purposes and therefore they consider that there are no material uncertainties about the Foundation’s ability to continue as a going concern. As a result of the Covid-19 pandemic there is currently some uncertainty as to the levels of dividend income which will be paid by UK companies over the next year, however the Foundation aim to draw on our income reserves to maintain grant levels as far as possible. b Incoming resources Dividends are included when received. Interest receivable on fixed interest securities and bank deposits is included on an accruals basis. All incoming resources are recognised once the Charity has entitlement to the resources, it is probable that the resources will be received and the monetary value of incoming resources can be measured with sufficient reliability. c Resources expended and irrecoverable VAT Liabilities are recognised as resources expended as soon as there is a legal or constructive obligation committing the Charity to the expenditure. All expenditure is accounted for on an accruals basis and has been classified under headings that aggregate all costs related to the category.

Grants awarded are charged in the year when formally awarded by the Trustees and communicated to the recipient irrespective of the period covered by the donation as they are regarded by the Trustees as financial obligations.

Irrecoverable VAT is charged against the category of resources expended for which it was incurred. d Allocation of overhead and support costs Overhead and support costs are allocated first between charitable activity and governance. Overhead and support costs relating to charitable activities have been apportioned based on the value of individual grant awards made as it is considered that more is spent awarding, monitoring and assessing grants of greater value. The allocation of overhead and support costs is analysed in note 5. e Costs of generating funds The costs of generating funds consist of investment management fees and commissions.

Garfield Weston Foundation 25 f Charitable activities Costs of charitable activities include grants made and an apportionment of overhead and support costs as shown in notes 3 and 4. g Governancecosts Governance costs comprise all costs involving the public accountability of the Charity and its compliance with regulation and good practice. These costs include costs related to statutory audit and legal fees together with an apportionment of overhead and support costs. h Interest in Wittington Investments Limited At 5 April 2020 the Foundation owned 79.2% (2018: 79.2%) of Wittington Investments Limited, a company registered in England. Wittington Investments Limited is the ultimate holding company of Associated British Foods plc, and a wide range of investments including Fortnum & Mason plc and Heal’s plc, two hotels, a real estate portfolio and significant financial investments. Associated British Foods is listed on the London Stock Exchange. The Foundation receives its income from Wittington Investments Limited by way of dividends and records its investment in that company at Trustees’ valuation.

As the activities of Wittington Investments Limited and its subsidiaries are fundamentally different from the activities of the Foundation, consolidated accounts have not been prepared as the Trustees are of the opinion that the adopted policy gives a true and fair view of the Foundation’s assets and sources of income. Details of the consolidated accounts of Wittington Investments Limited are shown in note 9 to these accounts. The Trustees have agreed this policy with the Charity Commission. i Fixed assets investments Investments are stated at market value as at the balance sheet date. The statement of financial activities includes the net gains and losses arising on revaluation and disposals throughout the year. j Realisedgainsandlosses All gains and losses are taken to the statement of financial activities as they arise. Realised gains and losses on investments are calculated as the difference between sales proceeds and opening market value. Unrealised gains and losses are calculated as the difference between the market value at the year end and opening market value. Realised and unrealised gains are not separated in the Statement of Financial Activities. k Fundaccounting Details of the nature and purpose of each fund are set out in note 13. l Financialinstruments Financial assets and financial liabilities are shown in note 8 to these accounts and are recognised when the Foundation becomes a party to the contractual provisions of the instrument.

Financial assets which qualify as basic financial instruments, including trade and other receivables and cash, are subsequently valued at amortised cost and assessed for impairment at the end of each reporting period.

Other financial assets, including investments, are subsequently valued at fair value.

Financial liabilities are classified according to the substance of the contractual arrangements entered into. All financial assets and liabilities are initially measured at transaction price including transaction costs, except for those financial assets classified as at fair value through profit or loss, which are initially measured at fair value. If an arrangement constitutes a financing transaction, the financial asset or financial liability is measured at the present value of the future payments discounted at a market rate of interest for a similar debt instrument.

Financial assets are derecognised only when either the contractual rights to the cash flows from the financial asset expire or are settled or all of the risks and rewards of ownership of the financial asset are substantially transferred to another party.

Financial liabilities are derecognised only when the obligation specified in the contract is discharged, cancelled or expires.

26 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 Investments are stated at market value at the balance sheet date. The market values of the managed portfolios are advised by the portfolio managers. The statement of financial activities includes the net gains and losses arising in revaluation and disposals through the year.

▪ Quoted investments comprise publicly quoted, listed securities including shares, bonds and units. Quoted investments are stated at fair value at the balance sheet date.

▪ Unquoted investments are valued at the trustees’ best estimate of fair value as explained in note 9.

▪ Bond liabilities are initially measured at the proceeds of issue less all transaction costs directly attributable to the issue. After initial recognition, the Bonds are measured at amortised cost using the effective interest rate method. The fair value of the Bonds disclosed within the notes to the Financial Statements is the market value of the Bonds at the year-end date.

2 Investment income

Charities Managed property funds fund Unlisted 2020 2019 £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 Unlisted equities - - 82,140 82,140 77,529 Listed equities 1,288 - - 1,288 1,325 Listed unit trusts 214 252 - 466 450 Listed corporate bonds and gilts 395 - - 395 354 1,897 252 82,140 84,289 79,658 Cash deposits – interest 297 216 Other Income 175 86 84,761 79,960

The unlisted investment income comprises dividends received from Wittington Investments Limited.

Investment income – comparatives for the year ended 5 April 2019

Charities Managed property funds fund Unlisted 2020 2019 £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 Unlisted equities - - 77,529 77,529 71,040 Listed equities 1,325 - - 1,325 1,784 Listed unit trusts 192 258 - 450 440 Listed corporate bonds and gilts 354 - - 354 332 1,871 258 77,529 79,658 76,596 Cash deposits – interest 216 77 Other Income 86 166 79,960 73,839

Garfield Weston Foundation 27 3 Grant-making activities

2020 2019 £’000 £’000 Grants awarded (note 4) 88,626 76,326

The list of individual grants made during the year is set out in note 17 and grants paid during the year are summarised by category in note 11.

Significant aspects of the grant activity during the year are described on pages 2 to 11 of the Trustees’ report.

4 Analysis of charitable expenditure The Charity undertook no direct charitable activities but awarded grants to a number of institutions in furtherance of its charitable activities. As a consequence of supporting charitable organisations, the Foundation achieves public benefit. The Foundation’s grant policy is to accept only appeals from UK registered charities. Registration provides an element of assurance of public benefit, although for charities registered before the implementation of the Charities Act 2006 the public benefit was a presumption.

Grant funded Support Governance 2020 2019 activity costs costs Total Total £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 Arts 10,345 148 59 10,552 7,566 Community 8,898 127 50 9,075 12,900 Education 14,865 212 84 15,161 10,140 Environment 4,543 65 25 4,633 6,861 Faith 4,423 63 25 4,511 7,108 Health 19,102 272 108 19,482 7,880 Museums & Heritage 2,724 39 15 2,778 5,718 Welfare 12,170 174 69 12,413 14,729 Youth 9,081 129 52 9,262 7,500 Other 1,955 28 11 1,994 553 88,106 1,257 498 89,861 80,955 Return relating to grants made in prior years (685) - - (685) (3,130) Expired commitments (550) - - (550) (1,499) 86,871 1,257 498 88,626 76,326

28 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 Analysis of charitable expenditure – comparatives for the year ended 5 April 2019

Grant funded Support Governance 2019 2018 activity costs costs Total Total £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 Arts 7,391 113 62 7,566 12,161 Community 12,603 192 105 12,900 5,309 Education 9,906 151 83 10,140 11,633 Environment 6,703 102 56 6,861 3,372 Faith 6,944 106 58 7,108 4,101 Health 7,698 118 64 7,880 4,998 Museums & Heritage 5,586 85 47 5,718 13,253 Welfare 14,389 220 120 14,729 10,345 Youth 7,326 113 61 7,500 5,335 Other 540 8 5 553 268 79,086 1,208 661 80,955 70,775 Return relating to grants made in prior years (3,130) - - (3,130) (647) Expired commitments (1,499) - - (1,499) (818) 74,457 1,208 661 76,326 69,310

5 Allocation of support costs and overheads

Grant Governance making Total Total costs activity 2020 2019 Basis of £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 Apportionment Legal & professional fee costs 23 - 23 24 N/A Staff costs 129 515 644 728 Staff time Other costs 346 742 1,088 1,117 Staff time 498 1,257 1,755 1,869

The costs relating to grant-making activity represent costs incurred in assessing applications, administration of the grants awarded and post grant monitoring.

The costs relating to grant making activity represent costs incurred in assessing applications, administration of the grants awarded and post grant monitoring.

The Foundation does not employ any staff. Staff costs comprise charges of £583,090 (2019: £659,148) from Wittington Investments Limited in respect of the work undertaken by its employees for the Foundation and £60,750 (2019: £68,553) consultant charges.

Included within other support costs and overheads are amounts relating to accountancy of £35,450 (2019: £35,788), computing and IT costs of £81,772 (2019: £42,071) and accommodation costs of £455,626 (2019: £470,238).

Nine (2019: 9) Trustees received expenses totalling £13,780 (2019: £6,245) relating to travel and subsistence.

The total support cost attributable to charitable activities is then apportioned pro rata to the value of grants awarded in the year as set out in note 4.

Garfield Weston Foundation 29 Allocation of support costs and overheads – comparatives for the year ended 5 April 2019

Grant Governance making Total Total costs activity 2019 2018 Basis of £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 Apportionment Legal & professional fee costs 24 - 24 37 N/A Staff costs 146 582 728 545 Staff time Other costs 491 626 1,117 1,008 Staff time 661 1,208 1,869 1,590

6 Analysis of governance costs

2020 2019 £’000 £’000 Auditors’ remuneration – audit services 24 23 Staff costs 129 146 Other support costs 345 492 498 661

The governance costs comprise costs of running the Foundation and planning for future developments, including audit fees and costs of complying with constitutional and statutory requirements, such as Trustees’ meetings and the preparation of accounts satisfying public accountability.

7 Trustees’ remuneration a Trustees’remuneration No remuneration was paid to the Trustees for their services to the Foundation. b Directors’ remuneration As stated in notes 1(h) and 9, the Foundation owns 79.2% of Wittington Investments Limited which in turn holds 54.5% of Associated British Foods plc and100% of Fortnum & Mason plc plus a number of other wholly owned subsidiaries.

Three of the Trustees, Guy Weston, George Weston and Anna Hobhouse are directors of Wittington Investments Limited. Of these three Guy Weston and Anna Hobhouse received remuneration from .Wittington Investments Limited. Alannah Weston was appointed as a director of Wittington Investments Limited after the year end. George Weston is a director of Associated British Foods plc and received remuneration from the company in that capacity. Anna Hobhouse is a director of Fortnum & Mason plc and received remuneration from that company

Remuneration (comprising salary, fees, bonus and benefits) paid to Trustees in their capacity as directors of these companies, which is authorised by clause 13 of the Trust Deed, as set out in the most recently available accounts of the relevant companies was as follows:

Year ended Year ended 14 September 15 September 2019 2018 £’000 £’000

Anna Catrina Hobhouse – as a director of Wittington Investments Limited 20 20

Guy H Weston – as a director of Wittington Investments Limited 363 299

George G Weston – as a director of Associated British Foods plc (note below) 4,146 3,826

30 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 Year ended Year ended 10 July 15 July 2019 2018 £’000 £’000

Anna Catrina Hobhouse – as a director of Fortnum & Mason plc 48 49

Note: Full details of George G Weston’s remuneration, pension and options are set out in the Remuneration Report contained in the Annual Report and Accounts 2019 of Associated British Foods plc. c Key management remuneration Key management personnel’s remuneration constituted the total aggregate amount of £332,202 (2019: £360,947).

8 Financial instruments

2020 2019 £’000 £’000 Carrying amount of financial assets Debt instruments measured at amortised cost 1,535 2,252 Instruments measured at fair value through profit or loss 7,419,685 9,927,425 7,421,220 9,929,677 Carrying amount of financial liabilities Measured at amortised cost 33,775 26,667 33,775 26,667

9 Investments

Charities Managed property At valuation funds fund Unlisted Total Fixed asset investments £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 At 6 April 2019 96,424 6,226 9,824,775 9,927,425 Movement in year (13,426) (169) (2,494,145) (2,507,740) At 5 April 2020 82,998 6,057 7,330,630 7,419,685 At Cost* At 6 April 2019 and at 5 April 2020 68,500 5,000 4,745 78,245

*The cost at 5 April 2019 and 2020 is the historical cost of the investment in the managed funds and the charities property fund or, in the case of unlisted investments, the valuation at the date of the gift to the Foundation.

The managed funds are managed on a discretionary total return basis.

The charities property fund comprises units in the Savills’ Charities Property Fund.

The unlisted investments comprise 683,073 50p ordinary shares (79.2%) of Wittington Investments Limited, an unquoted company, see note 1 (h). .

Garfield Weston Foundation 31 Investments – comparatives for the year ended 5 April 2019

Charities Managed property At valuation funds fund Unlisted Total Fixed asset investments £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 At 6 April 2018 95,348 6,143 9,791,790 9,893,281 Movement in year 1,076 83 32,985 34,144 At 5 April 2019 96,424 6,226 9,824,775 9,927,425 At Cost* At 6 April 2018 and at 5 April 2019 68,500 5,000 4,745 78,245

Analysis of value of investment assets at 5 April 2020 by type

Charities Managed property funds fund Unlisted Total £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 Unlisted securities 3 - 7,330,630 7,330,633 Unlisted UCITS SICAV Fund 26,981 - - 26,981 Listed equities 12,774 6,057 - 18,831 Listed unit trusts 8,009 - - 8,009 Listed corporate bonds and gilts 31,736 - 31,736 Cash held within the portfolio 3,495 - - 3,495 82,998 6,057 7,330,630 7,419,685

Analysis of value of investment assets by type – comparatives for the year ended 5 April 2019

Charities Managed property funds fund Unlisted Total £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 Unlisted securities 3 - 9,824,775 9,824,778 Unlisted UCITS SICAV Fund 35,555 - - 35,555 Listed equities 35,038 - - 35,038 Listed unit trusts 17,794 6,226 - 24,020 Listed corporate bonds and gilts 7,837 - - 7,837 Cash held within the portfolio 197 - - 197 96,424 6,226 9,824,775 9,927,425

The business of Wittington Investments Limited is the management of investments in a wide range of assets. As it is an unquoted company there is no readily identifiable market price for its shares. Accordingly, the value of the Foundation’s investments has been assessed by the Trustees on the basis of the share of the value of the underlying net assets of Wittington attributable to the Foundation’s holding.

Wittington’s principal asset is a holding of 54.5% of the issued ordinary capital of Associated British Foods plc (‘ABF’) which is listed on The London Stock Exchange. In assessing the value of the underlying net assets of Wittington the value of its investment in ABF has been based on the closing price as at 5 April 2020. In arriving at this valuation no regard has been paid to the percentage controlling interest held by the Foundation.

32 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 In addition, Wittington holds a wide range of other assets managed in five different business segments:

▪ Other Retail, comprising the 100% ownership of Fortnum & Mason and Heal’s, two long established retailers.

▪ Real Estate, investing in high-quality investment properties in the retail, office and distribution sectors across the UK. It also takes strategic positions in selective development opportunities, alongside local partners or sector specialists.

▪ Hotels, Wittington currently owns The Grand Brighton and Richmond Hill Hotel.

▪ Private Equity, investing both directly and via externally managed funds in private equity.

▪ Other Investments are principally composed of liquid investments in short-dated investment grade bonds and listed equities.

The Covid-19 pandemic has become a worldwide crisis and at the date of this report the situation was still evolving. It has adversely impacted global commercial activity and contributed to significant declines and volatility in financial markets. The coronavirus outbreak and government responses are creating disruption in global supply chains and adversely impacting many industries. The outbreak could have a continued material adverse impact on economic and market conditions and trigger a period of global economic slowdown. As the Wittington group holds a diverse array of investments, the outbreak presents uncertainty and risk with respect to their valuation, performance and financial results. The rapid development and fluidity of this situation precludes any prediction as to the ultimate material impact of the Covid-19 outbreak.

The group owns two hotels and the valuation prepared at the group’s financial year end of 14 September 2019 showed considerable headroom between the carrying value and the assessed valuation of the hotels such that the trustees do not believe an impairment is necessary.

The trustees expect that the market value of some of the properties may have fallen compared to the valuation prepared by a third party as at 14 September 2019, but due to lack of investment comparables, rental payment and tenant default risks, it is currently not possible to establish a valuation at 5 April 2020 for the investment property portfolio with any certainty. The portfolio is held at cost less provision for impairment within the financial statements. The valuations prepared by the third party at 14 September 2019 were considerably higher than this carrying value when considering the portfolio in total. In terms of cash collection, the portfolio has performed considerably better than the industry average.

The value of these has been based on the Trustees’ valuation at 5 April 2020 which takes into account the most recent set of audited financial statements of Wittington Investments Limited summarised below. The Trustees have no current intention of disposing of the interest in Wittington.

14 September 15 September 2019 2018 £’000 £’000 Equity shareholders’ funds 6,830 6,527 Total net assets 11,202 10,777 Revenues 16,025 15,771 Operating Costs (14,726) (14,547) Profit attributable to equity holders 555 549 Minority interests 417 449 Profit for the period 972 998 Dividends payable 101 92

Garfield Weston Foundation 33 10 Debtors

2020 2019 £’000 £’000 Debtor: amounts falling due within one year Accrued interest 205 195 Amount due from charities - 30 Loan to charities - 200 Amount due from investment managers 1,330 1,342 Debtor: amounts falling due after one year Loan to charities - 485 1,535 2,252

The £685,000 interest free loan to Norfolk Wildlife Tust was repaid in full in May 2019.

11 a Creditors: amounts falling due within one year

2020 2019 £’000 £’000 Grants payable 33,188 26,103 Accrued expenses 576 564 Trade creditors 11 - 33,775 26,667

b Total grants payable

Grants Grants payable Grants Grants Grants payable b’fwd awarded paid lapsed c’fwd £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 Arts 8,260 10,345 (9,555) - 9,050 Community 1,024 8,898 (7,872) (105) 1,945 Education 8,521 14,866 (18,561) (25) 4,801 Environment 1,130 4,543 (4,923) (15) 735 Faith 1,733 4,424 (4,398) (45) 1,714 Health 600 19,102 (8,177) (100) 11,425 Museums & Heritage 2,972 2,724 (3,609) (200) 1,887 Welfare 1,245 12,170 (12,315) - 1,100 Youth 618 9,081 (9,108) (60) 531 Other - 1,955 (1,955) - - 26,103 88,108 (80,473) (550) 33,188

34 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 Total grants payable – comparatives for the year ended 5 April 2019

Grants Grants payable Grants Grants Grants payable b’fwd awarded paid lapsed c’fwd £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 Arts 6,356 7,391 (5,487) - 8,260 Community 1,039 12,603 (12,358) (260) 1,024 Education 5,931 9,906 (7,276) (40) 8,521 Environment 1,355 6,703 (6,158) (770) 1,130 Faith 1,406 6,944 (6,463) (154) 1,733 Health 305 7,698 (7,403) - 600 Museums & Heritage 7,910 5,586 (10,444) (80) 2,972 Welfare 928 14,389 (14,012) (60) 1,245 Youth 435 7,326 (7,008) (135) 618 Other 50 540 (590) - - 25,715 79,086 (77,199) (1,499) 26,103

12 Analysis of charitable funds

Balance at Balance at 6 April Incoming Resources Gains 5 April 2019 resources expended Transfers and losses 2020 Analysis of Fund movements £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 Permanent endowment 9,824,772 - - - (2,494,142) 7,330,630 Unrestricted expendable capital 103,892 2,149 (169) (3,753) (11,870) 90,249 Unrestricted income fund 44,412 82,612 (88,626) 3,753 - 42,151 Total 9,973,076 84,761 (88,795) - (2,506,012) 7,463,030

Permanent endowment The permanent endowment funds comprise the original capital fund, and gains thereto, established to provide income for grant payments in accordance with the objectives of the Foundation. The capital may not be converted into income. The funds are represented by the investments included in fixed assets. Unrealised gains on revaluation of these investments are credited to the funds.

Unrestricted expendable capital In accordance with the authority given to the Trustees under an Order of the Charity Commission dated 19 September 2001, £65,747,000 was transferred to an expendable capital fund in relation to which income and capital are distributable at the discretion of the Trustees. £5 million was invested in 2001/02 in the Charities Property Fund and £60 million was invested in 2002/03 with investment managers in balanced portfolios on a discretionary total return basis. Income and investment gains and losses are taken to this fund and the amount allocated to income by the Trustees, £3,753,000 (2019: £3,562,000), is shown as a transfer to the income fund.

Unrestricted income funds The income of the Foundation is expendable at the discretion of the Trustees in furtherance of the objects of the Foundation. Gains on investments held in the income funds are credited to these funds.

Garfield Weston Foundation 35 Analysis of charitable funds – comparatives for the year ended 5 April 2019

Balance at Balance at 6 April Incoming Resources Gains 5 April 2018 resources expended Transfers and losses 2019 Analysis of Fund movements £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 Permanent endowment 9,791,788 - - - 32,984 9,824,772 Unrestricted expendable capital 102,621 2,128 (139) (3,562) 2,844 103,892 Unrestricted income fund 39,344 77,832 (76,326) 3,562 - 44,412 Total 9,933,753 79,960 (76,465) - 35,828 9,973,076

13 Analysis of net assets between funds

Expendable Income capital Endowment Total fund fund funds funds Fund balances at 5 April 2020 are represented by £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 Investments - 89,055 7,330,630 7,419,685 Current assets 75,585 1,535 - 77,120 Creditors: amounts falling due within one year (33,434) (341) - (33,775) Total net assets 42,151 90,249 7,330,630 7,463,030

Analysis of net assets between funds – comparatives for the year ended 5 April 2019

Expendable Income capital Endowment Total fund fund funds funds Fund balances at 5 April 2019 are represented by £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 Investments - 102,653 9,824,772 9,927,425 Current assets 70,066 2,252 - 72,318 Creditors: amounts falling due within one year (25,654) (1,013) - (26,667) Total net assets 44,412 103,892 9,824,772 9,973,076

14 Reconciliation of net (expenditure)/income to net cash flow from operating activities

2020 2019 £’000 £’000 Net (expenditure)/income for the reporting period (as per the statement of financial activities): (2,510,046) 39,323 Adjustments for: Losses/(gains) on investments 2,506,026 (33,195) Dividends and interest from investments (84,761) (79,960) Decrease in debtors 716 667 Increase in creditors 7,109 397 Net cash used in operating activities (80,956) (72,768)

36 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 15 Analysis of changes in cash balances during the year

2019 Cash flow 2018 £’00 £’000 £’000 Cash at bank 70,066 5,519 75,585 Cash held for future investment 3,197 298 3,495 73,263 5,817 79,080

Analysis of changes in cash balances during the year – comparatives for the year ended 5 April 2019

2018 Cash flow 2019 £’00 £’000 £’000 Cash at bank 63,824 6,242 70,066 Cash held for future investment 2,902 295 3,197 66,726 6,537 73,263

16 Statement of financial activities for the year ended 5 April 2019

Unrestricted funds

Income Expendable Restricted Total funds Total funds funds capital funds 2019 2018 Notes £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 Income and endowments from Investments 2 77,832 2,128 - 79,960 73,839 Total income 77,832 2,128 - 79,960 73,839 Expenditure Costs of generating funds: Raising funds - 139 - 139 220 Charitable activities: Grant making activities 4 76,326 - - 76,326 69,310 Total expenditure 76,326 139 - 3,495 4,309 Net income 1,506 1,989 - 3,495 4,309 Other recognised gains and losses Gains on revaluation and disposal of investment assets - 2,844 32,984 35,828 23,742 Net movement in funds before transfers between funds 1,506 4,833 32,984 39,323 28,051 Gross transfers between funds 12 3,562 (3,562) - - - Net movement in funds 5,068 1,271 32,984 39,323 28,051 Reconciliation of funds Total funds brought forward 39,344 102,621 9,791,788 9,933,753 9,905,702 Total row header 44,412 103,892 9,824,772 9,973,076 9,933,753

Garfield Weston Foundation 37 17Grants awarded The grants highlighted with * indicate pledges made during the year which are accounted for in the year they are awarded, although the cash grant may not be released for up to two years.

The Big House Grants over £20,000 TheatreCompany London 70,000* Déda Derby 60,000* Arts £ National Art Collections NewDioramaTheatre London 60,000* Fund(ArtFund) London 810,000* TheNorthWallTrust Oxford 60,000* Sunderland Music Arts TheFoundlingMuseum London 60,000* andCultureTrust Houghton-le-Spring 350,000 SinfoniaCymru Cardiff 60,000* BatterseaArtsCentre London 300,000* TheSixteen London 50,000* NationalTheatre London 300,000* LAMDA (London Royal Opera House Academy of Music & Covent Garden DramaticArts) London 50,000 Foundation London 300,000* Orchestras Live London 50,000 DonmarWarehouse London 250,000* StudioVoltaire London 50,000* JerwoodArts London 250,000* PeckhamPlatformLtd London 50,000* BristolMusicTrust Bristol 250,000 198 Contemporary Arts CentrestageCommunitiesLtd Kilmarnock andLearningLtd London 50,000 250,000 Bury Metropolitan GarsingtonOpera Oxford 250,000* ArtsAssociation Bury 50,000* Tate London 240,000* LondonSinfonietta London 50,000* Shakespeare North Norwich Puppet Theatre Norwich 50,000* PlayhouseTrust Lancashire 200,000 The Yard Theatre London 50,000 KilnTheatreLtd London 150,000* BristolOldVic Bristol 50,000* Wasps Trust Glasgow 150,000 EnglishTouringOpera London 50,000* TheCourtyardTrust Hereford 150,000* NationalOperaStudio London 50,000* WalesMillenniumCentreCardiff 150,000* TheBernardLeachTrust StIves 50,000 City of Birmingham Orchestra of the Swan Stratford-upon-Avon 50,000* SymphonyOrchestra Birmingham 150,000* ShapeArts London 50,000* Royal West of England Academy Bristol 150,000* The Little Theatre GatesheadLtd Tyne&Wear 50,000* Belgrade Theatre Trust (Ltd)Coventry Coventry 100,000 TheMusicMakers Horsley 50,000* Performances Birmingham Ltd (PBL) Birmingham Engage, the National 100,000 Association for GalleryEducation London 50,000* WatershedArtsTrust Bristol 100,000 Nuffield Southampton Citizens Theatre Ltd Glasgow 100,000 Theatres Southampton 40,000* JacksonsLane London 100,000* SistemaScotland Stirling 40,000 MediaTrust London 100,000* BushTheatre London 40,000* TheFruitmarketGallery Edinburgh 100,000 The Poetry Archive Exeter 40,000 The Godiva Awakes Trust Coventry 100,000* theAlbany London 40,000* Open House Festival Ltd Northern Ireland 100,000* British Youth The Creative MusicTheatre London 40,000* DimensionTrust Cambridge 90,000* KARST Plymouth 40,000 StGeorge’sBristol Bristol 75,000* ReplayProductionsLtd Belfast 40,000* Curzon Clevedon Community Centre DerbyQUADLtd Derby 40,000* fortheArts Clevedon 75,000* New London Octagon Theatre OrchestraLtd EastSussex 36,000* TrustLtd Bolton 75,000 RoyalCollegeofMusic London 35,000 LiveMusicNow London 75,000* PhilharmoniaOrchestra London 35,000 Royal Exchange Theatre Manchester 75,000* Matt’sGalleryLtd London 30,000 Wilton’sMusicHall London 75,000 MagpieDance Bromley 30,000* OilyCartCompany London 75,000* Wokingham Theatre Wokingham 30,000* National Youth Choirs Almeida Theatre ofGreatBritain Durham 75,000* CompanyLtd London 30,000* NewLodgeArts Belfast 75,000* Shobana Jeyasingh Polka Children’s Dance London 30,000* TheatreLtd Wimbledon 75,000 InvisibleDustLtd Scarborough 30,000

38 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 TheLowryCentreTrust Salford 30,000 Park Life Heavitree Exeter 75,000 Bishopsland Educational Livability London 75,000* Trust Dunsden 30,000* Govanhill Baths Building SaffronHallTrust SaffronWalden 30,000 Preservation Trust Glasgow 75,000 SkiptonCamerata Keighley 30,000* The West India ActionTransportTheatre EllesmerePort 30,000 Committee London 75,000* BrittenSinfonia Cambridge 30,000 CardiffUniversity Cardiff 75,000 ProjectAbility Glasgow 30,000* LearningPartnerships Leeds 60,000* Spike Island Artspace Ltd Bristol 30,000* GroundworkNI Belfast 60,000* Samling Institute for ReachVolunteering London 60,000* YoungArtists Hexham 30,000* TheBaytreeCentre London 60,000 The Paraorchestra Abbey Community andFriends Bristol 30,000 AssociationLtd London 60,000* National Theatre Margaret Carey ofScotland Glasgow 30,000* Foundation Bradford 60,000* ChainReaction London 30,000* AlexandraRoseCharity Farnham 60,000* WiltshireMusicCentre BradfordonAvon 30,000* ChefsinSchools London 50,000 The Mill Arts S.P.I.D. Theatre CentreTrust Banbury 25,000 CompanyLtd London 50,000* LondonMusicMasters London 25,000 Now!CharityGroupLtd Lewes 50,000* Arts&BusinessCymru Cardiff 25,000 ValleysKids Tonypandy 50,000 Halsway Manor - AlburySportsClubLtd Shere 50,000* National Centre for StAnnsAdviceGroup Nottingham 50,000* FolkArts Crowcombe 25,000 PooleCommunitiesTrustPoole 50,000* OpenupMusic Bristol 25,000 FatherHudson’sCare Coleshill 50,000* Freedom Festival ArtsTrust Hull 25,000 MustardTree Manchester 50,000 The Garage Trust Ltd Norwich 25,000 The Dunblane Youth & SportsCentreTrust Dunblane 50,000* The Edge Theatre & ArtsCentre Manchester 25,000 Cornwall Community Foundation Launceston 50,000 National Youth Ballet ofGreatBritain Edenbridge 25,000 Felix Road Adventure Playground Bristol 45,000* BalletLorentLtd NewcastleuponTyne 25,000 Community Furniture TotalforArts 8,996,000 Store(Selby)Ltd Selby 45,000* (Total number of grants: 104) PrimetimeatTheVine Bradford 45,000* Canterbury Housing Community £ AdviceCentre Canterbury 45,000* Pilotlight London 750,000* LongfieldHallTrust London 40,000* CommThe Park Ribble Valley unityCentre Bristol 400,000* SportandRecreation Clitheroe 40,000* CIVIC Frome 250,000* Ravenscliffe Community Newcastle United Association Bradford 40,000* Foundation Newcastle 250,000* SafeNewFutures Southampton 40,000* AwenCulturalTrust Bridgend 200,000 ClevelandPoolsTrust Bath 30,000* The Architectural The Winchester HeritageFund London 175,000* PavilionProject Winchester 30,000 Aberdeen Association St Tudy Playing ofSocialServices Aberdeen 100,000 FieldTrust StTudy 30,000* Commonwealth Action Station WalkwayTrust Cheltenham 100,000 SouthTynesideLtd SouthShields 30,000* Central School of Ballet Llanhilleth Miners CharitableTrustLtd London 100,000* Institute Llanhilleth 30,000 PortlandCollege Mansfield 100,000 Ouseburn Farm YMCANorfolk Norwich 100,000 CharityLtd NewcastleuponTyne 30,000 The Community Springfield Community Foundation for Flat London 30,000 NorthernIreland Belfast 100,000* HeeleyCityFarm Sheffield 30,000* TempoTimeCredits London 90,000* Heart of Tamworth Llanelli Railway Goods CommunityProject Tamworth 30,000 ShedTrust Llanelli 90,000* S4All Doncaster 30,000* CardinalHumeCentre London 85,000* Ridgewell Village Hall Ridgewell 30,000*

Garfield Weston Foundation 39 BedeHouseAssociation London 30,000 Bilton Hall Central London CommunityTrust Jarrow 25,000 Samaritans London 30,000 Harwich Electric Govan Community PalaceTrust Harwich 25,000 Project Glasgow 30,000 Liverpool Six HandcraftedProjects LangleyMoor 30,000 CommunityAssociation Liverpool 25,000 Open Door Furniture LoavesNFishes Dudley 25,000 RecylingLtd Lancashire 30,000* Friends of Victoria Brighton&HoveImpetusHove 30,000* ParkStretford Manchester 25,000 Gilfach Goch Community MacfieHallCommittee Heriot 25,000 Association RhonddaCynonTaff 30,000 NovaNewOpportunities London 25,000 LeicesterLGBTCentre Leicester 30,000* Falcon Rowing RenfrewshireFoodbank Rendrew 30,000* and Canoe Club Sudbury Neighbourhood CharitableTrust Oxford 25,000* Centre(Middlesex)Ltd London 30,000* Swansea and Brecon KemertonVillageHall NrTewkesbury 30,000* Diocesan Council for St Martin’s Centre SocialResponsibility Swansea 21,000* Partnership NewcastleuponTyne 30,000 Dingle Multi Agency Business in CentreLtd Liverpool 21,000* theCommunity Belfast 30,000 TotalforCommunity 6,164,500 GL11CommunityHub Cam 27,500* (Total number of grants: 105) The Bromley by BowCentre London 25,000 Education £ ForestRecyclingProject London 25,000 RoyalCollegeofArt London 5,000,000 YMCAReading Reading 25,000* Canterbury Ipswich Furniture Project Ipswich 25,000 ChristChurch Canterbury 500,000 Riverside Community The London School of HealthProject NewcastleuponTyne 25,000* Economics and Political BirminghamLGBT Birmingham 25,000 Science London 500,000 St Luke’s Community AberystwythUniversity Aberystwyth 500,000 and Regeneration IntoUniversity London 500,000* Enterprises Leeds 25,000 RoyalVeterinaryCollege NorthMymms 500,000 The Parr Sports & CommunityCentreCIO StHelens 25,000 UniversityofKent Canterbury 500,000 Women’s Health in TeachFirst London 450,000* SouthTyneside SouthShields 25,000 RoyalSpringBoard London 300,000* Ashwell Village Hall CourtauldInstitute London 300,000 RutlandCIO Oakham 25,000* Christopher Whitehead Groundwork Language College & Northamptonshire Northamptonshire 25,000 SixthForm Worcester 250,000* Brent Private Tenants’ The University of RightsGroupLtd London 25,000 Manchester Manchester 250,000 Mintlaw & Central Manchester Metropolitan BuchanInitiative Mintlaw 25,000 University Manchester 250,000* WomenInSport London 25,000 Arts Educational EricLiddellCentre Edinburgh 25,000 SchoolsLondon London 250,000* Northmoor Community Birmingham City Association Manchester 25,000 University Birmingham 250,000 SheppeyMatters Sheerness 25,000 MorleyCollegeLondon London 250,000* The Rhondda Netball The Royal Foundation Pentre 25,000 DrawingSchool London 225,000* Positive Steps UniversityofSussex Brighton 200,000 Community Centre/ TinySteps Cookstown 25,000 Coleg Elidyr CamphillCommunities Llandovery 150,000 Carrick Community LeisureGroup Maybole 25,000 CoramBeanstalk London 150,000* Leafair Community TheWarburgInstitute London 150,000 Association Derry 25,000 Moor House St Albans Community School&College Oxted 150,000 Association Smethwick 25,000* The Difference QuakerSocialAction London 25,000 EducationLtd London 150,000* Barton Bendish City & Guilds Art VillageHallTrust King’sLynn 25,000 SchoolPropertyTrust London 150,000

40 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 Queen Elizabeth Environment £ ScholarshipTrustLtd London 150,000* NaturalHistoryMuseum London 1,500,000* HarperAdamsUniversity Newport 125,000 The Whitley Fund Mountview Academy of forNature London 345,000* TheatreArts London 100,000 EdenProject London 324,000* UWCAtlanticCollege ValeofGlamorgan 100,000 TheWoodlandTrust Grantham 300,000 CityYearUK London 100,000 SynchronicityEarth London 250,000* Rambert School Of Ballet Foundation for &ContemporaryDance Twickenham 100,000 CommonLand Carlisle 150,000* Exeter Royal Academy The Royal Society for forDeafEducation Exeter 100,000 the Protection of Birds University of Cape (RSPB) Sandy 150,000 TownTrust Surbiton 100,000 SustainableFoodTrust Bristol 150,000* Royal Academy of Cambridge Conservation DramaticArt London 90,000* Initiative Cambridge 100,000 Sadler’sWellsTrustLtd London 85,000* Linking Environment And Farming(LEAF) Warwickshire 100,000* The Fitzwygram Foundation Hampton 80,000 SussexWildlifeTrust Henfield 90,000 Ashden Sustainable FriendsofMeathSchool Chertsey 80,000* Solutions,betterlives London 80,000 PuzzleCentreTrustLtd Buckingham 75,000* TheGardenMuseum London 75,000 Peeple Oxford 50,000 TheOpenSeasTrust Pitlochry 50,000* AbbeyCourtSchoolTrustStrood 50,000* GroundworkWales Blackwood 50,000 PetitMiracles London 50,000* Nottinghamshire North East WildlifeTrust Nottingham 50,000 AutismSociety Chester-le-Street 50,000 JurassicCoastTrust Bridport 45,000* The Stamford Endowed The Froglife Trust Peterborough 45,000* SchoolsFoundation Stamford 50,000* LapalCanalTrust Birmingham 40,000* Catcote Academy (Part of TyneRiversTrust Corbridge 40,000 HartlepoolAspireTrust) Hartlepool 50,000 Cymdeithas Eryri Dylan Thomas SnowdoniaSociety Caernarfon 30,000* CommunitySchool Swansea 50,000* TheAireRiversTrust Keighley 30,000 Bonny Downs Community MontgomeryshireWildlifeTrust Welshpool Association(BDCA) London 50,000 30,000 * NationalLiteracyTrust London 50,000 WoodmeadowTrust York 30,000* World Heart Beat UlsterWildlifeTrust Belfast 30,000 MusicAcademy London 50,000 BrogdaleCollections Faversham 30,000 TheCrumbsProject Bournemouth 40,000* The Bill Hogarth (MBE) School for Social Memorial Apprenticeship Entrepreneurs London 40,000* Trust Carnforth 30,000* AZBUKAFoundation London 30,000* Lancashire Wildlife Trust BamberBridge 30,000 Don Catchment Friends of Walbottle Newcastle upon Tyne 30,000* RiversTrust Doncaster 30,000* London Orphan Asylum TheOrchardProject London 25,000 (Reed’sSchool) Cobham 30,000 Thames Estuary ReadEasyUK Gloucestershire 30,000 Partnership London 25,000 National Numeracy Lewes 30,000 Fairfield Environment TheSnaithSchool Goole 30,000* Trust(FET) Manchester 25,000 SurreyCareTrust Woking 30,000* Glasgow Wood Recycling Glasgow 25,000 FindaVoice Ashford 30,000* West Cumbria Rivers Trust Keswick 25,000 SATRO Guildford 25,000 TotalforEnvironment 4,329,000 ThePettyPoolTrust Cheshire 25,000 (Total number of grants: 34) Academy of St Martin intheFields London 25,000 Faith £ Economy London 25,000 CoventryCathedral Coventry 150,000 Tunbridge Wells Girls Dean and Chapter of GrammarSchool TunbridgeWells 25,000 NorwichCathedral Norwich 100,000 in2scienceUK London 25,000 Spanish and Portuguese TotalforEducation 14,130,000 SephardiCommunity London 95,000* (Totalnumberofgrants:63) BathAbbey Bath 75,000

Garfield Weston Foundation 41 JW3TrustLtd London 60,000* Royal Hospital for StMachar’sCathedral Aberdeen 50,000* Neuro-disability London 500,000 St Luke’s Church, Breast Cancer Care and Holbeck Leeds 45,000* BreastCancerNow London 300,000* WorthUnlimited London 45,000* YoungMinds London 300,000* Ballysillan Youth Mental Health I ForChrist Belfast 40,000* nnovations London 300,000* Greenhill Methodist AnthonyNolan London 300,000* Church Sheffield 30,000* Parkinson’sUK London 300,000* Strathmore Road MethodistChurch RowlandsGill 30,000 UCLH Charitable Foundation London 250,000* The Archbishop of York YouthTrust Bishopthorpe 30,000 Kidney Research UK Peterborough 240,000* HackneyChurch London 30,000 AgeUK London 225,000* CollegeofStBarnabas Lingfield 30,000 ActionMedicalResearch Horsham 220,000* BradfordCathedral Bradford 30,000* AsthmaUK London 200,000 StThomasChurch Lancaster 30,000 ChangingFaces London 200,000* Parish of St Thomas BipolarUK London 100,000* andKilvey Swansea 30,000* Tommy’s London 100,000 St Peter’s Church, DiabetesUK London 100,000 Ropley Alresford 30,000 Horatio’sGarden Warminster 100,000 St Mary the Virgin NorthTuddenham Dereham 25,000 Maggie’s Glasgow 100,000 BelhelvieParishChurch Balmedie 25,000* Prevent Breast Ipplepen Methodist CancerLtd Manchester 100,000* Church Devon 25,000* Bone Cancer Christ Church ResearchTrust Leeds 90,000* Creekmoor Poole 25,000 Roald Dahl’s Marvellous The PCC Of The Children’sCharity Amersham 90,000* Ecclesiastical Parish Of JDRF London 75,000 St Philip And St James, Leckhampton Cheltenham 25,000* Crohn’sandColitisUK Hatfield 75,000* St Matthias Hospiscare Exeter 75,000* ParishChurch Torquay 25,000 Bobath Children’s Gateshead Presbyterian TherapyCentreWales Cardiff 60,000* Church NewcastleuponTyne25,000 BluebellCareTrust Bristol 60,000* Littlemore PCC - St Mary ERIC, The Children’s andStNicholasChurch Oxford 25,000 Bowel and Bladder Huntingdon Methodist Charity Bristol 60,000* Church Huntingdon 25,000 National Rheumatoid St Paul’s Church & ArthritisSociety Maidenhead 50,000 ParishCentre Chichester 25,000 BreastCancerHaven London 50,000 StWilfrid’sRCChurch Ripon 25,000 Mental Health The Davey Consort CIO Dorchester-on-Thames25,000 Foundation London 50,000 Church of St Cuthburga, ActionCancer Belfast 50,000* WimborneMinster Wimborne 25,000 AntibioticResearchUK York 50,000 StMary’sTwickenham Twickenham 25,000 RethinkMentalIllness London 50,000 Glenfield Methodist Church Leicester 25,000* AshgateHospicecare Chesterfield 50,000 St Wilfrid’s Church TeenageCancerTrust London 50,000 Grappenhall Warrington 25,000* BartsCharity London 50,000 St Columba’s Bliss London 50,000 ParishChurch Omagh 25,000* The Elizabeth Foundation Portsmouth 50,000* AdventurePlus Clanfield 25,000 Bibic Langport 45,000* TheO6 OtteryStMary 21,000* ChildBrainInjuryTrust Oxfordshire 45,000* TotalforFaith 1,401,000 (Total number of grants: 37) Shropshire Peer Counselling & Advocacy Service Oswestry 45,000* Health £ Chepstow and District MoorfieldsEyeCharity London 10,000,000* MencapSociety Chepstow 40,000* CancerResearchUK London 1,000,000* Arthur Rank MaudsleyCharity London 1,000,000* HospiceCharity Cambridge 40,000*

42 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 Paul Sartori Hospice Amgueddfa Cymru — atHome Haverfordwest 40,000 NationalMuseumWales Cardiff 100,000* Barnsley Independent Gladstone’sLibrary Flintshire 100,000* Alzheimer’s and Govan Heritage Trust Glasgow 90,000 DementiaSupport Barnsley 40,000 TheHepworthWakefield Wakefield 75,000 Prostate Cancer The Buckinghamshire ResearchCentre London 40,000 CountyMuseumTrust Aylesbury 75,000 St Luke’s Hospice Maritime Archaeology Basildon&District Basildon 40,000* Trust Southampton 60,000* MacularSociety Andover 30,000 CulturaTrust NewcastleuponTyne 50,000 MindinMidHerts StAlbans 30,000* Tullie House Museum & OffTheRecord(Bristol) Bristol 30,000 ArtGalleryTrust Carlisle 50,000 Nightingale House FriendsofTheVigilance Brixham 50,000* Hospice Wrexham 30,000 HayCastleTrustLtd Hereford 50,000 TheSussexBeacon Brighton 30,000 United Kingdom Antarctic Northern Ireland Hospice CountyAntrim 30,000* HeritageTrust Cambridge 50,000 Middlesbrough & Waverley Steam StocktonMind Middlesbrough 30,000 Navigation Co. Ltd Glasgow 50,000 GraceHouseNorthEast Sunderland 30,000* Gainsborough’s House Society Sudbury 40,000* TheBrainCharity Liverpool 30,000 Tyne & Wear Building TheUrologyFoundation London 30,000* PreservationTrust Newcastle 40,000 HENRY Eynsham 30,000 RoyalArmouries Leeds 30,000* SickleCellSociety London 30,000 GloucesterCathedral Gloucester 30,000 TheButterflyTrust Edinburgh 30,000* Exeter Historic BlueSmile Cambridge 30,000 BuildingsTrust Devon 30,000 EpilepsyAction Leeds 30,000 Sudbury Gasworks Nottinghamshire Hospice Nottingham 25,000 RestorationTrustLtd Ashbourne 30,000 ProspectHospice Swindon 25,000 Thackray Medical Museum Leeds 30,000 Zoe’s Place Baby Hospice Middlesbrough 25,000 Signal Film and Media Barrow-in-Furness 25,000* Brain & Spine ArchaeologyScotland Musselburgh 25,000 Foundation London 25,000 Tyne & Wear Archives Integrated Neurological and Museums Services Twickenham 25,000 DevelopmentTrust NewcastleuponTyne 25,000 DementiaUK London 25,000 Scottish Railway Sussex Association for PreservationSociety Bo’ness 25,000* Spina Bifida and WessexHeritageTrust Basingstoke 25,000* Hydrocephalus Horam 25,000* National Library Wigan and Leigh Hospice Wigan 25,000 ofScotland Edinburgh 25,000* EncephalitisSociety Malton 25,000 TotalforMuseums&Heritage 2,380,000 HeartbeatNWCC Preston 25,000 (Total number of grants: 31) Quarriers BridgeofWeir 25,000 DifferentStrokes MiltonKeynes 25,000 Welfare £ Evelina Children’s NSPCC London 380,000* HeartOrganisation London 25,000 FineCellWork London 300,000* TheLilyFoundation Warlingham 25,000 TheAmberFoundation Chawleigh 300,000* Brainstrust Cowes 25,000 YMCAHumber Grimsby 300,000* TotalforHealth 18,270,000 BritishRedCross London 300,000* (Total number of grants: 79) CloreSocialLeadership London 210,000* L’Arche Manchester 200,000* Museums &Heritage £ One25 Bristol 180,000* Hull Maritime Foundation Hull 350,000 ThePassage London 150,000* The English The House of HeritageTrust London 250,000* StBarnabas London 150,000* TheNationalGallery London 200,000* Stockdales of Sale, Wentworth Woodhouse Altrincham&DistrictLtd Cheshire 100,000 PreservationTrust Rotherham 150,000* YMCALincolnshire Lincoln 100,000 Blackpool Museum Homeless World Trust Blackpool 150,000 CupFoundation Edinburgh 100,000 AerospaceBristol Bristol 100,000* HFT Bristol 100,000*

Garfield Weston Foundation 43 TheWilberforceTrust York 100,000 MaggsDayCentre Worcester 45,000* GrandparentsPlus London 90,000* SENAC (Special Educational SIFAFireside Birmingham 85,000 NeedsAdviceCentre) Belfast 45,000* Bedfordshire Opportunities Bedford Refugee and forLearningDisabilities Bedford 80,000* AsylumSeekerSupport Bedford 45,000* ChildnetInternational London 80,000* Watford Sheltered WorkshopLtd Watford 45,000* WorkingChance London 80,000* Golden-Oldies Radstock 78,000* RoomtoHeal London 45,000* TreviHouse Plymouth 75,000* BlindinBusiness London 40,000* ShannonTrust London 75,000* CleanConscience Maidenhead 40,000* The Challenging AgeUKSheffield Sheffield 40,000* BehaviourFoundation Chatham 75,000* DementiaMatters BrunswickVillage 40,000 TrinityWinchester Winchester 75,000* Age Concern OutsideIn Chichester 60,000* SouthendonSea Westcliff-on-Sea 40,000 FamilyHelpDarlington Darlington 60,000* Burton upon Trent and DistrictYMCA BurtonuponTrent 40,000 AWayOut Stockton-on-Tees 60,000* Southwark Day Centre Birmingham Rape & forAsylumSeekers London 40,000* SexualViolenceProject Birmingham 60,000* Challengers Guildford 40,000 Blackburn & Darwen District Without Abuse SJOG (St John of God (BDDWA) Lancashire 60,000* HospitallerServices) Darlington 40,000 West Yorkshire Community SkillsforPeople NewcastleuponTyne 40,000 ChaplaincyProject Leeds 60,000* StreetwiseOpera London 40,000* Coventry Refugee and FamiliesInFocus(Essex) Chelmsford 40,000* MigrantCentre Coventry 60,000* CarersUK London 40,000 SaveTheFamily Chester 60,000* YoungRoots Croydon 40,000* SeeAbility Epsom 60,000* MannaHouse Kendal 40,000* Aredale Voluntary Drug BreakingBarriers London 40,000 andAlcoholAgency Keighley 60,000* ChildrenFirstDerby Derby 40,000* Sir Oswald Stoll Foundation London 50,000* Prisoners’AdviceServiceLondon 40,000* Stick‘n’Step Wallasey 50,000* TraumaRecoveryCentre Bath 40,000* The Stable Family CareforVeterans Worthing 40,000 HomeTrust Ringwood 50,000* CirclesSouthWest Bournemouth 40,000 RICE - The Research Springboard Institute for the Care OpportunityGroup Clevedon 40,000* ofOlderPeople Bath 50,000 Thorpe Edge PrisonReformTrust London 50,000* CommunityProject Bradford 40,000* The Cathedral Archer TownBreakSCIO Stirling 40,000* Project Sheffield 50,000* SeftonO.P.E.R.A Liverpool 30,000* Unseen Bristol 50,000* AliveActivitiesLtd Bristol 30,000 Home-StartUK Leicester 50,000 Remap2010 Kemsing 30,000 SolaceWomen’sAid London 50,000 SafeandFree Oldham 30,000* TheIreneTaylorTrust London 50,000* Tower Hamlets Friends WorkingFamilies London 50,000* andNeighbours London 30,000* Queen Victoria Heel and Toe Seamen’sRest London 50,000* Children’sCharity Chester-le-Street 30,000* TheSnowdropProject Sheffield 50,000 AgeUKSouthLakeland Kendal 30,000 Shepherds Bush MySister’sPlace Middlesbrough 30,000 Families Project & Children’sCentre London 50,000* The Bridge (EastMidlands) Loughborough 30,000 Compaid PaddockWood 50,000* Dundee International St Francis’ Women’sCentre Dundee 50,000* Children’sSociety MiltonKeynes 30,000 Llamau Cardiff 50,000 MartineauGardens Birmingham 30,000* Portsmouth Down Herefordshire Vennture Hereford 30,000 SyndromeAssociation Portsmouth 50,000 Michael Roberts The Welcome CharitableTrust Harlow 30,000* OrganisationLtd Belfast 50,000 Home-StartHavering HaroldHill 30,000* St Andrew’s Home-StartinWaverley Farnham 30,000* Children’sSociety Edinburgh 45,000* Waltham Forest FamiliesUnitedNetwork Luton 45,000* ChurchesNightShelter London 30,000

44 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 EmmausSheffield Sheffield 30,000 SavanaIncLtd Stoke-on-Trent 25,000 Home-StartLorn Oban 30,000* TheChoirwithNoName London 25,000 Tees Valley Women’s Sefton Women’s and CentreLtd Middlesbrough 30,000* Children’sAid Bootle,Sefton, Home-StartStirling Stirling 30,000* (SWACA) Merseyside 25,000 Loughshore Care TheApuldramCentre Chichester 25,000* Partnership Dungannon 30,000* ViaWings Dromore 25,000* Stonepillow Chichester 30,000 KiranSupportServices London 25,000 Bushy Leaze Community ChessHomeless Chelmsford 25,000 SupportFund Alton 30,000* The Thomley Hall AgeUKGateshead Gateshead 30,000 CentreLtd Worminghall 25,000 Healthy Living Wigtownshire ProjectsLtd Ilford 30,000* Women’sAid Stranraer 25,000 Three Spires Family Age Concern Colchester SupportTrust Coventry 30,000* &NorthEastEssex Colchester 25,000 WomensHealthMatters Leeds 30,000* BassetlawActionCentre Retford 25,000 LoricaTrust Pulborough 30,000* INSIGHT Counselling, Stanley Grange Coaching & SupportServices Bedworth 25,000 CommunityAssociation Samlesbury 30,000* Rising Sun Domestic Violence Age Cymru and Abuse Service WestGlamorgan Swansea 30,000 (RSDVAS) Canterbury 25,000 TheSpiresCentre London 30,000 StirlingCarersCentre Stirling 25,000 West Cumbria Domestic CareandRepair Edinburgh 25,000 ViolenceSupport Workington 30,000* King’sArmsProject Bedford 25,000* AgeUKThanet Margate 30,000 Northumberland Newlife the Charity for DomesticAbuseServicesHexham 25,000 DisabledChildren Cannock 30,000 OrmistonFamilies Ipswich 25,000 AF&VLaunchpadLtd London 30,000 LaunchpadReading Reading 25,000* Explore Portsmouth 30,000* TotalforWelfare 8,748,000 West Cornwall Women’sAid Cornwall 30,000 (Total number of grants: 163) abandofbrothers Brighton 30,000 HousingforWomen London 30,000 Youth Manchester Action on ThePrince’sTrust London 2,000,000 StreetHealth Manchester 30,000 ThinkForward London 300,000* My CWA Crewe 30,000* ARK London 300,000 NewpinNorthernIreland Londonderry 30,000* CareerReady London 225,000* CARA (Centre for Action ChancetoShine London 225,000* onRapeandAbuse) Colchester 25,000 Engineering Development BradfordWomen’sAid Bradford 25,000 Trust WelwynGardenCity100,000* PrisonersAbroad London 25,000 2nd Amersham on the Hill South Gwent ScoutGroup Amersham 100,000 Children’sFoundation Newport 25,000 WestLondonZone London 100,000* Barnabus Manchester 25,000 BerkshireYouth Reading 100,000 Bath and North East The Outward Bound Trust Penrith 100,000 SomersetCarersCentre Radstock 25,000 YMCABolton Bolton 100,000 Somerset and Avon Rape Transforming Lives for Good and Sexual Abuse Support (TLG) Bradford 99,000* (SARSAS) Bristol 25,000 e:merge (UK) KindredAdvocacy Edinburgh 25,000 CompanyLtd Bradford 90,000* StAugustine’sCentre Halifax 25,000 GreenhillYMCA Co.Down 85,000 Home-StartHampshire Hampshire 25,000 EmpireFightingChance Bristol 80,000* Home-StartCymru Ammanford 25,000* YoungEnterpriseNI Belfast 80,000* SafetyNet(UK) Carlisle 25,000 BritishExploringSociety London 75,000 Fresh Start North Worcestershire NewBeginnings Ipswich 25,000 BasementProjects Bromsgrove 75,000* Luton All Women’s Centre YoungGloucestershire Gloucester 75,000* (LAWC) Luton 25,000 Redthread London 70,000* TheSuzyLamplughTrustLondon 25,000 TeamOasis Liverpool 65,000* ParenttoParent Dundee 25,000* Trailblazers TheElmFoundation Chesterfield 25,000 MentoringLtd Aylesbury 65,000*

Garfield Weston Foundation 45 RailwayChildren Cheshire 60,000* TheKey TeamValley 30,000 HelmTraining Dundee 60,000* Youth Adventure Trust Swindon 30,000 RECLAIM Manchester 60,000* Alabare Christian TirCoed Abersywtwyth 60,000* CareandSupport Salisbury 30,000 HessleRoadNetwork Hull 60,000* MoveOn Glasgow 30,000 The Limes Community TheJunctionFoundation Redcar 30,000 andChildren’sCentre London 60,000* YoungBristol Bristol 30,000 CarlisleYouthZone Carlisle 50,000 The Wave Project Newquay 30,000 YMCAMiltonKeynes MiltonKeynes 50,000 KangaroosMidSussex HaywardsHeath 30,000* SparkInside London 50,000 Junction12 Glasgow 30,000* TwentyTwenty Loughborough 50,000 North Benwell Youth LGBTYouthScotland Edinbugrh 50,000* ProjectCIO NewcastleuponTyne 30,000* GreenhouseSports London 50,000 TokkoLtd Luton 25,000 OnSideFoundation Bolton 50,000* CumbriaYouthAlliance Workington 25,000 AnneFrankTrustUK London 50,000 Spark! Brentford 25,000 Straight Talking BrookYoungPeople Liverpool 25,000 PeerEducation London 50,000 Marine Society & Sea CircleCommunity London 50,000* Cadets(MSSC) London 25,000 Cramlington Voluntary TalentEd London 25,000 YouthProjectLtd Northumberland 50,000* The Brunswick Club Bolton Lads and forYoungPeople London 25,000 GirlsClub Bolton 50,000* 15th Glasgow Scout Group Sported London 50,000 serving Eaglesham and Waterfoot Glasgow 25,000 Seven Stories, The National Centre for PanInterculturalArts London 25,000 Children’sBooks NewcastleuponTyne 50,000* FocusCharity Leicester 25,000 CRESST Sheffield 45,000* ShaftesburyYouthClub Wirral 25,000* Base25 Wolverhampton 45,000 PennywellYouthProject Sunderland 25,000 Dallaglio RugbyWorks Stratford-upon-Avon 45,000* SettleSupport London 25,000 YoungPeopleFirst LeamingtonSpa 45,000* 2ndWarwickSeaScoutsWarwick 25,000* HullChildren’sUniversityHull 40,000 GenderedIntelligence London 25,000 StAndrew’sClub London 40,000* RideHighLtd MiltonKeynes 25,000 TheEnthusiasmTrust Derby 40,000* @TheRock Cheltenham 25,000* FitzroviaYouthinAction Camden 40,000* It’sYourLife London 25,000 New Horizon SulgraveClubLtd London 25,000 YouthCentre London 35,000 StandAgainstViolence Taunton 25,000 HopeInitiatives Shrewsbury 35,000* The Pump Mary’s London 30,000* (EastBirmingham)Ltd Birmingham 25,000 AppsforGood London 30,000 New Roots HousingProject Nottinghamshire 25,000 SouthBristolYouth Bristol 30,000 ShalomYouthProject Grimsby 25,000 1stWarleyScoutGroup herongate 30,000 CarlisleKey Carlisle 25,000 RaleighInternational London 30,000* YMCAMendip Wells 25,000 Castlemilk Youth Complex Glasgow 30,000 AvonYouthClub Bristol 25,000* TheMoneyCharity London 30,000 It’sYourChoice Southampton 25,000* UpRisingLeadership London 30,000 YoungEnterprise London 25,000 Reidvale Adventure Play Getting Better T AssociationLtd Glasgow 30,000* ogetherLtd Shotts 21,000* 8thAshfordScoutGroupAshford 30,000 TotalforYouth 7,510,000 ChallengeWales ValeofGlamorgan 30,000* (Total number of grants: 108) EYSTWales Swansea 30,000 YesFutures Bermondsey 30,000 Other AceCardiffLtd Cardiff 30,000* National Emergencies Trust London 1,000,000 Durham City Centre YouthProject Durham 30,000 TheCranfieldTrust Romsey 225,000* Sussex Community Mary’sMealsUK Glasgow 200,000* Development Association Helpforce Community (SCDA) Ltd Newhaven 30,000 Trust London 100,000 The Alcohol Education Human Rights Watch Trust Frampton 30,000 CharitableTrust London 100,000*

46 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 The Foundation for ActionSpace London 20,000 SocialImprovement London 90,000* TheComedyTrust Liverpool 15,000* The Legatum Herts Inclusive Theatre Watford 15,000 InstituteFoundation London 50,000* The Lettering and Council for At-Risk-Academics Commemorative Arts (CARA) London 50,000 Trust Snape 15,000 AcumenAcademyUK London 50,000 UPProjects London 15,000 Institute of Public Mousetrap Theatre PolicyResearch(North) London 45,000* Projects London 15,000 ACEVO (Association of Bamboozle Theatre Chief Executives of CompanyLtd Leicester 15,000 VoluntaryOrganisations) London 45,000* GMAC Film Glasgow 15,000 TotalforOther 1,955,000 Create(Arts)Limited London 15,000 (Total number of grants: 11) OpenTheatreCompany Coventry 15,000 SkimstoneArts NewcastleuponTyne 15,000 Grants of £20,000 and less The York Early Music Foundation York 15,000 Arts £ OperaUpClose London 15,000 New Movement Viva Arts and Collective London 20,000 CommunityGroup Soham 15,000 Hofesh Shechter VocalEyes London 15,000 Company London 20,000 The Hanover Band National Centre for Foundation Arundel 15,000 CircusArts London 20,000 MakingSpace Havant 15,000 UnlimitedTheatre Leeds 20,000 MaidenVoyage(NI)Ltd Belfast 12,000* Rhythmix TunbridgeWells 20,000 Belfast Community Open Clasp CircusSchool Belfast 12,000 TheatreCompany NewcastleuponTyne 20,000 FutureTalent London 10,000 Reading Givin’itLaldie Glasgow 10,000 Repertory Theatre Reading 20,000 Hubbub Theatre SouthAsianArts-uk Leeds 20,000 Company Derby 10,000 WavendonAllmusicPlan MiltonKeynes 20,000 Disability Arts Children’s Classic inShropshire Shrewsbury 10,000 Concerts Glasgow 20,000 NorthernOperaGroup Leeds 10,000 Dundee Contemporary TheClayFoundation Stoke-on-Trent 10,000 ArtsLtd Dundee 20,000 TheOHMITrust Birmingham 10,000 Greentop Community Yorkshire Ballet CircusCentre Sheffield 20,000* Seminars London 10,000 GuildOfPlayers Dumfries 20,000 DorsetOpera Wimborne 10,000 Taunton Theatre Paraiso School of AssociationLtd Taunton 20,000 Samba London 10,000 The Pleasance BSharp LymeRegis 10,000 TheatresTrustLtd London 20,000* Big Brum Theatre in TheTenebraeChoir London 20,000 EducationCompany Birmingham 10,000 The Theatre The Ashton ChippingNortonLtd ChippingNorton 20,000 GroupTheatre Barrow-in-Furness 10,000 VoidArtCentre Derry/Londonderry 20,000 TuttiFruttiProductions Leeds 10,000 Centre for Chinese CompassLiveArt Leeds 10,000 ContemporaryArt Manchester 20,000 Scene&Heard London 10,000 Ilminster Entertainments SocLtd Somerset 20,000* Big Telly Theatre Company Portstewart 10,000 MidWalesOperaLtd Caersws 20,000* Stopgap Dance Company Farnham 10,000 The Roche Court EducationalTrust Salisbury 20,000 UPROAR Cowbridge 10,000 AyrGaietyPartnership Ayr 20,000 BeyondtheBorder Cardiff 10,000 Cumbernauld Theatre CovePark Helensburgh 10,000 TrustLtd Cumbernauld 20,000 Fallen Angels MagicMe London 20,000 DanceTheatre Chester 10,000 Young Actors Marina Theatre Trust Lowestoft 10,000* TheatreIslington London 20,000 Tower Theatre Company London 10,000* MED Theatre Newton Abbot 20,000* CleasLtd IsleofSkye 10,000 VisionMechanics Edinburgh 20,000* InAnotherPlace Liverpool 10,000

Garfield Weston Foundation 47 ScottishBallet Glasgow 10,000 Community £ DrakeMusicScotland Edinburgh 10,000 ThirskCommunityCare Thirsk 20,000 Bomber County Gateway Trust Lincoln 10,000* Pennywell Community Centre Sunderland 20,000* Wassail Theatre Company WestCoker 10,000 Women’s Health Information andSupportCentre Liverpool 20,000* ArtCareEducation Somerton 10,000 St Mary’s Church, S&NTheatreCompany Bridport 10,000* Hardwick Cambridge 20,000* EcoDrama Glasgow 7,500 Voluntary Action HolybourneTheatre Alton 7,500 Stratford-on-Avon Llangollen International District(VASA) Stratford-upon-Avon 20,000 MusicalEisteddfodLtd Llangollen 7,500* Wigginton Sports and TangledFeetLimited WelwynGardenCity 7,500 Playing Fields AssociationWigginton 20,000 Brighton Early Music InstantNeighbour Aberdeen 20,000 Festival(BREMF) Brighton 7,500 Pecan London 20,000 CoryBand TonPentre, StepneyCityFarm London 20,000 RhonddaCynonTaf 7,500 Thanet Community Drake Music Project DevelopmentTrust Ramsgate 20,000 NorthernIreland Newry 7,500 Kingsclere Community MotionControlDance Rhoose 7,500 Association Newbury 20,000* Surge Glasgow 7,500 SaintfieldParishChurch Saintfield 20,000* BaselessFabricTheatre London 7,500* EllinghamVillageHall Northumberland 20,000* National Youth Frome St John the Baptist StringOrchestra London 6,000* PCC Frome 20,000 Room13International FortWilliam 5,000 Langley Community Centre TramShed Theatre &SportsTrust SaffronWalden 20,000* Company Blackpool 5,000 Rotherham Federation The Davenham Players Northwich 5,000 ofCommunities Rotherham 20,000 Wrong Shoes Theatre Shared Lives Plus Liverpool 20,000 Company Swindon 5,000* TheRecoverTeamltd WelwynGardenCity 20,000 GOTSOUL Edinburgh 5,000 The Crosby ExiledWritersInk London 5,000 CommunityAssociation Scunthorpe 20,000* Face Front BackontheMap Sunderland 20,000 Inclusive Theatre London 5,000 EachOther London 20,000 The Brook Street Heart of Scotstoun BandTrust London 5,000 CommunityCentre Glasgow 20,000 Music@MallingLtd WestMalling 5,000 ObanCommunitiesTrustOban 20,000 GaelMusic Hamilton 5,000 Jubilee Park Woodhall FusionTheatre Lisburn 5,000 SpaLtd WoodhallSpa 20,000* Music4U Aberdeen 5,000 UKHarvest Chichester 20,000 Commedia of Errors BD4CommunityTrust Bradford 20,000* Theatre Company Belfast 5,000 JunctionArtsLtd Chesterfield 20,000 White City Theatre ProjectCIO London 5,000 Tarves Parish Church ofScotland Ellon 20,000* Centre for Innovation inVoluntaryAction London 5,000 Monk Sherborne VillageHall Tadley 20,000* South Powys Youth MusicBrecon 4,000 Border Search and The Rude Mechanical RescueUnit Kelso 20,000* Theatre Co. Eastbourne 4,000 Godolphin Cross Newcastle Chamber CommunityAssociation Helston 20,000 MusicSociety NewcastleuponTyne 4,000 Trellis(Scotland)Ltd Perth 20,000* PerthshireBrass Perth 3,500 WoolacombeVillageHall Devon 20,000 TheGarageArtGroup Evesham 3,500 Timperley Amateur ArtsForAll London 3,000 BoxingClub Timperley 20,000 ArtsDreamSelsey Selsey 2,500 Bubwith Leisure and BurbageBand(Buxton) Derbyshire 2,000 SportsCentre Selby 20,000 Deeside Caledonia CitizensAdviceTaunton Taunton 20,000 PipeBand Scotland 1,000 Churches Housing Aid StannaryBrassBand Yelverton 1,000 Society(CHASBristol) Bristol 18,000 TotalforArts 1,348,500 Wellgate Community (Total number of grants: 115) Farm Romford 18,000

48 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 YMCA Exeter Parkhead Citizens CommunityProjects Exeter 18,000* Advice Bureau Glasgow 15,000 York & District Citizens TheChantryCentre Dursley 15,000 Advice Bureau York 16,000* Citizens Advice Hull FC Rugby Community EastHerts Bishop’sStortford 15,000 Sports and Education RomeroCommunities Barnsley 15,000 Foundation Hull 15,000* HenburyVillageHall Bristol 15,000* FarmCornwall Penzance 15,000* MelinCommunityTrust Neath 14,000 BarnstaplePilotGigClubNortham 15,000* LivingHopeBelfast Belfast 12,500* TheZinkProject Buxton 15,000 TheAtticSCIO Dundee 12,500 Isabella Community AssociationLtd Northumberland 15,000* KettinsParishHall Blairgowrie 12,000* Atlas Women’s YorkshireMESMAC Leeds 12,000 CentreLtd Lisburn 15,000 Irvine Bay BollingtonInitiativeTrust Bollington 15,000 GymnasticsClub Irvine 10,000* OpeningDoorsLondon London 15,000 Pontarddulais Partnership Pontarddulais 10,000 BCCS Bradford 15,000* Girlguiding Bristol and Bollington Community SouthGloucestershire Bristol 10,000* Association - The Bridgend Centre Cheshire 15,000 Admaston House CommunityCentre Shropshire 10,000 Citizens Advice Oxford Oxford 15,000 Brandwood NewStarts Bromsgrove 15,000 CommunityCentre Birmingham 10,000 East Belfast Independent GreyCourtSchool Richmondupon Advice Centre Belfast 15,000 Thames 10,000 TassibeeProject Rotherham 15,000 Islay & Jura Community Clydesdale Community EnterprisesLtd IsleofIslay 10,000 Initiatives Lanark 15,000 Orrell Park & District Oswestry Community CommunityAssociation Liverpool 10,000 Action,Qube Oswestry 15,000 LoverCommunityTrust Salisbury 10,000 The Bacup Wedmore Playing Fields ConsortiumTrust Bacup 15,000 ManagementCommitteeWedmore 10,000 MessinghamVillageHall Scunthorpe 15,000 Apna Ghar MotherwellCheshire Crewe 15,000 Women’sCentre SouthShields 10,000 PCC of St Francis Monks Cheltenham Housing HillSelsdon SouthCroydon 15,000 AidCentre(CHAC) Cheltenham 10,000 St Andrews Fallowfield Library & Community CommunityNetwork Liverpool 15,000 ResourceCentre Manchester 10,000 CrosslightAdvice London 15,000 GrassingtonHub Grassington 10,000 Empress Swimming LambourneEndLtd Essex 10,000 PoolTrust Chatteris 15,000* LurgashallVillageHall Petworth 10,000 Collydean Community Newbigin Community Centre Fife 15,000 Trust Birmingham 10,000 Community Food OblongLtd Leeds 10,000 EnterpriseLtd London 15,000 Pennine Lancashire Islington Bangladesh CommunityFarm Burnley 10,000 Association London 15,000* The Health and The Well Multi-Cultural WellnessHub Motherwell 10,000 Resource Centre Glasgow 15,000 BeyondLimits BishopAuckland 10,000 TheCrewClub Brighton 15,000* Shrublands Youth and Adult Viscountess Barrington’s CharitableTrust GreatYarmouth 10,000 Memorial Hall and RecreationGroundTrust Shrivenham 15,000* BelsteadVillageHall Ipswich 10,000 BishopsHullHubLtd Taunton 15,000* Carmarthen FamilyCentres Carmarthen 10,000 ThePoundArtsTrustLtd Corsham 15,000* LeafieldVillageHall Witne 10,000* Aighton Bailey & Chaigley VillageHall NrClitheroe 15,000* Amscliffe Hall Tennis & BowlingClub Huby 10,000* Llanarthne New VillageHall Carmarthenshire 15,000* Aylsham & District CareTrust Aylsham 10,000 Batley Community OutreachCentre Batley 15,000* YorkshireYoga Knaresborough 10,000 Community Focus CliffordVillageHall Wetherby 10,000* InclusiveArts London 15,000 CastlemortonParishHallMalvern 10,000

Garfield Weston Foundation 49 Huntingdon Community Barnet Community ActionProjects Huntingdon 10,000 Projects Barnet 10,000 KingsChurchBolton Bolton 10,000 Skerton Community WinmarleighVillageHall Preston 10,000* Association Lancaster 10,000 ODdrwsiDdrws Gwynedd 10,000 St Michael’s Parish CommunityHall Manchester 9,000 Day-Mer, Turkish and Kurdish Community Basildon Community SolidarityCentre London 10,000 ResourceCentre Basildon 8,000 GloucesterFoodbank Gloucester 10,000 AcademyFMThanet Ramsgate 8,000 Gospel Oak Seavington Playing Field CommunityCentre Birmingham 10,000 Association SeavingtonStMichael 8,000 The Vineyard Revive Newport Isle of Wight 7,500* ArchesTrust Nottingham 10,000 ForestUpcyclingProject Cinderford 7,500 Community Impact NewHuttonInstitute Kendal 7,500 Bucks MonksRisborough 10,000 PortIsaacVillageHall PortIsaac 7,500 KyraWomen’sProject York 10,000 Cornwater Evergreens LindenChurchTrust Swansea 10,000 Foundation Trust Ravenshead 7,500 North Bristol Chelmsford Community AdviceCentre Bristol 10,000 Transport Chelmsford 7,500 Oakhanger Village Gwynfi Miners HallCommittee Hampshire 10,000 CommunityHall Blaengwynfi 7,500 The Footprint Trust Newport 10,000 WistonLodge Wiston 7,500 TrentmemorialHall Trent 10,000 CambridgeRe-Use Cambridge 7,500 Blackrod Sports and Treverbyn CommunityCentre Bolton 10,000 CommunityHall StAustell 7,500 Cymer Afan BeckburyVillageHall Shifnal 7,500* CommunityLibrary PortTalbot 10,000 Castleland Community DaventryContact Northants 10,000 Association Barry 7,500 Goole & District Community Garmouth & Kingston TransportGroup Goole 10,000 VillageHall Garmouth,Fochabers 7,500* The Tarporley and District Community Community Solutions Centre and Recreation NorthWest Lancashire 7,500 GroundCharity Tarporley 10,000* GreenHouseMentoring Luton 7,500 Poynton Youth and Woodlands Community CommunityCentre Poynton 10,000* CentreLtd Liverpool 7,500 Arkwright Meadows CorfeCastleVillageHall CorfeCastle 7,500 CommunityGardens Nottingham 10,000 WasteNotWantNot Chippenham 7,500 Talbot Community Centre KenfigHill 10,000* The Old Chapel BroughtyFerryYMCA Dundee 10,000* CommunityProject Gotherington 7,000 FaithworksWessex Bournemouth 10,000 EastRustonVillageHall EastRuston 7,000 Spring Bank Burton upon Trent and CommunityAssociation Hull 10,000 DistrictYMCA BurtonuponTrent 6,500 Womenzone Community Link CommunityCentre Bradford 10,000 Stafford&District Stafford 6,500 Consortium of LGBT+ Northmoor Community Voluntary & Community Association Manchester 6,500 Organisations Exeter 10,000 RubiconDance Cardiff 6,500 DartmouthCaring Dartmouth 10,000 St Andrews Great Torrington Commons CommunityNetwork Liverpool 6,500 Conservators GreatTorrington 10,000* The Manchester Menheniot Old Men’sRoom Manchester 6,500 SchoolTrust Liskeard 10,000 AdvocacyinBarnet GrahamePark 6,000 Wheels 2 Work Great Massingham CountyDurham Chester-le-Street 10,000 VillageHallandInstitute King’sLynn 5,000 Willington Peace KeekleVillageHall CleatorMoor 5,000 MemorialHall Willington 10,000 Peebles Lawn LintonVillageHall Swadlincote 10,000 TennisClub Peebles 5,000 SeapointCanoeCentre Folkestone 10,000* AghaleeVillageHall Craigavon 5,000 TrinityFamilyCentre Westcliff-on-Sea 10,000 Bishops Wood ThePhabShop Rayleigh 10,000 VillageHall Stafford 5,000* Banbury Community Dromboughil Community Church Banbury 10,000 Association Dungiven 5,000

50 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 Uttlesford Community The Oasis Centre Travel Great Dunmow 5,000 Community Project WestburyVillageHall Wells 5,000 –EastManchester Gorton 5,000 Wilbarston Village Hall Market Harborough 5,000* The Kishorn CommunityTrust Kishorn 5,000* Middleton & Todridge VillageHall Morpeth 5,000 Hale Village Hall New Forest Fordingbridge 4,000 StrachanVillageHall Banchory 5,000 Volunteer Centre Lisburn Downtown Uttlesford SaffronWalden 4,000 Centre Lisburn 5,000 Otford Village Wapping Bangladesh MemorialHall Otford 4,000* Association London 5,000 Kelbrook & Sough HayaatWomenTrust Cardiff 5,000 VillageHall Lancashire 4,000 Somerford ARC PottenEndVillageHall Berkhamsted 4,000 CommunityCentre Christchurch 5,000 Carn Brea Leisure Teigngrace Parish Charity NewtonAbbot 5,000* CentreTrust Redruth 4,000* PCC of Ecclesiastical Rippingale Jubilee Playing Parish of St Paul’s FieldTrust Billingborough 4,000 Scotforth Lancaster 5,000 Ackworth Community Sedbergh People’s Library Pontefract 4,000 HallNo2 Sedbergh 5,000* Derby Community Accessible Transport AccountancyService Derby 3,600 WestSomersetLtd Minehead 5,000* Two Pennies SetmurthyParishHall Cockermouth 5,000* Money Advice Worcester 3,500 ShalbourneVillageHall Shalbourne 5,000* Phoenix Farm Open TowardSailingClub Dunoon 5,000 DoorProject Gedling 3,500 TheLifeCommunity Axminster 5,000 Flower Estate NewbigginVillageHall Penrith 5,000* FamilyAction Sheffield 3,500 LeicesterLGBTCentre Leicester 5,000 IMPACT Foundation Haywards Heath 3,500 LowsonfordVillageHall Henley-in-Arden 5,000* Charleston Hall Committee Forfar 3,000 NewBeginningsReadingReading 5,000 Newcastle Community ReachSouthSheffield Sheffield 5,000 Transport Stoke-on-Trent 3,000 Vital Bradford 5,000 SilsoeVillageHall Bedford 3,000 Worcester Wheels Worcester 5,000 St Teath Community Letham Climate BusAssociation Bodmin 3,000 Challenge Perth 5,000 St John’s Old School Friends of Hay Charity Clitheroe 3,000 SwimmingPool Hay-on-Wye 5,000* TheTiddyHall Ascottunder Kirkby Stephen Wychwood 3,000* MountainRescue KirkbyStephen 5,000* Forthampton Village Hall Forthampton 3,000 Queensferry Churches’ BurwashVillageHall EastSussex 3,000 CareintheCommunity SouthQueensferry 5,000 African French Swan Advice Network Radstock 5,000 SpeakingOrganisation Edmonton/Enfield 3,000 Friends of North TheCaladhTrust IsleofBenbecula 2,600* LodgePark Cromer 5,000 AshleyMemorialHall MarketDrayton 2,500* Hay&DistrictDial-a-RideHereford 5,000 SouthwarkTigers Croydon 2,500 Mirehouse Community Centre Whitehaven 5,000 BlythWoods Halesworth 2,500* Quinborne Community CanolfanGymdeithasol Llanbedr 2,500 Association Birmingham 5,000 CarmelVillageHall Holywell 2,500 Potto Village Hall Shrewley Village Hall Shrewley 2,500* ManagementCommittee Northallerton 5,000* Accessible Transport Sauchie Community WestSomersetLtd Minehead 2,500 Group Sauchie 5,000* Goathland Community Hub Shere Swimming &SportsPavilion Whitby 2,000 PoolClub Shere,Guildford 5,000* East Hartford Emmeline’sPantry Manchester 5,000 CommunityCentre Cramlington 2,000 Signpost (Colchester) Ltd Grays 5,000 Sheepscombe Llangadog Community VillageHall Stroud 2,000 Centre Llangadog 5,000 AllNationsMinistries Plymouth 2,000 Creeting St Mary Charlton Marshall JubileeHall Ipswich 5,000 VillageHall BlandfordForum 2,000

Garfield Weston Foundation 51 South Muskham & Cylch Meithrin LittleCarltonVillageHall Newark 2,000 SerenFach MountainAsh 10,000 Greatham Sports OldfieldPre-School Chester 10,000 FieldAssociation Hartlepool 1,500 The St Marylebone Cullingworth Village CESchool London 9,000 Hall Management FriendsofAppleford Salisbury 9,000 CommitteeLtd Bradford 1,500 OldfleetPrimarySchool Hull 8,000 HuthwaiteHub Nottingham 1,000 New Leake TheVillageHallatHeageDerbyshire 1,000 PrimarySchool Boston 8,000 TotalforCommunity 2,733,700 Corbets Tey School Parents (Total number of grants: 274) andFriendsAssociation Essex 7,500* SevenoaksDayNursery Sevenoaks 7,500 Education £ LifeEducationBromley Orpington 7,500 EatonBankAcademy Congleton 20,000 HillViewInfantAcademy Sunderland 5,000 OakleafEnterprise Guildford 20,000 Woodchurch High School CofEAcademy Wirral 5,000 CityLit London 20,000 GolcarJIN Huddersfield 5,000* Colyton Grammar School AcademyTrust Colyton 20,000 CornfieldSchool Littlehampton 5,000* Longcause Community Barley Close SpecialSchool Plymouth 5,000 CommunitySchool Bristol 20,000* Chestnut Grove Academy London 5,000 Sir Thomas Rich’s School Gloucester 20,000 The Ashley School ProCordaTrust Leiston 20,000 AcademyTrust Lowestoft 5,000* RAWWorkshop Oxford 20,000 Aston Rowant School PTA Watlington 5,000 Creative Futures (UK) Ltd London 20,000* BexleyGrammarSchool Kent 5,000 Kernow Education MagicLantern London 5,000 ArtsPartnership Redruth 20,000 Thornton-in-Craven Community KingstonUniversity Kingstonupon PrimarySchool Thornton-in-Craven 5,000* Thames 20,000 FriendsofCollett HemelHempstead 5,000 SunbeamsPlay GreatYarmouth 20,000 Friends of Beverley School KingsdownPreschool Kingsdown 20,000* (FOBS) Middlesbrough 5,000 Hertfordshire Agricultural PrimarySchool London 5,000 Society Redbourn 20,000* ChilternMusicAcademy HighWycombe 5,000 CityofNorwichSchool Norwich 15,000 WoodbankPTA Bury 5,000 TheBevingtonTrust London 15,000* Mickle Trafford PreschoolChester 5,000 Merton Home DerbyPrideAcademy Derby 5,000* TutoringService London 15,000 BlackpoolMusicSchool Blackpool 5,000 Rothsay Education Centre Bedford 15,000 St Martin & St Mary CofEPrimarySchool Windermere 4,000 TurnAround StMaryCray 15,000* BastonSchoolPTA Baston 3,000 GreatArleySchool Blackpool 15,000 Summerbridge Community HorringerPre-School BuryStEdmunds 15,000 PrimarySchool Harrogate 3,000* Waverley Association of Save Linton Heights SpecialPeople(WASP) Enfield 15,000* SwimmingPool Cambridge 3,000 Braille-IT Clitheroe 12,000* StMary’sNurserySchoolCrowborough 3,000* Presdales School Ready Steady Read Hull 2,500 AcademyTrust Ware 10,000* LadysmithJuniorSchool Exeter 2,500* Fighting Words Belfast Belfast 10,000 Delph Side Primary Life Education Wessex School Skelmersdale 2,500 &ThamesValley Blandford 10,000 FriendsofSwainswick Bath 2,500 FourAcresAcademy Bristol 10,000* Temple Meadow Northgate School Arts PrimarySchool WestMidlands 2,500 CollegeAcademyTrust Northampton 10,000 East Farleigh FriendsofVictoria Northfield, PrimarySchool Maidstone 2,500 School Birmingham 10,000 King Offa The Peter Pan Centre Newcastle under PrimaryAcademy Bexhill-on-Sea 2,500* Lyme 10,000 The Friends of Eckington ThePercivalGuildhouse Rugby 10,000 School Worcestershire 2,500 ITSchoolsAfrica Cheltenham 10,000 HallgatePrimarySchool Cottingham 2,000 Friends of Paternoster FriendsofAlneSchool Alne 2,000 School Cirencester 10,000* HillViewJuniorAcademy Sunderland 2,000

52 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 Burghfield St Mary’s AshtonHayesPCC Chester 20,000* CofEPrimarySchool Reading 2,000 Dalton Community St Gilbert’s RC Church Dalton-in-Furness 20,000* PrimarySchool Salford 2,000 Kirkcaldy Congregational Holy Cross Primary Catholic Church Kirkcaldy 20,000* Voluntary Academy Parents Soham Methodist Church Ely 20,000* FriendsGroup Nottingham 1,500* StGermain’sChurch Birmingham 20,000* StJoseph’sCatholic EastRiding PrimarySchoolGoole ofYorkshire 1,500 Rayne,AllSaints’ChurchBraintree 20,000* Ashburnham Community StJamesChurch Bristol 20,000 PrimarySchool London 1,000 St Nicholas Church, Atherton Sacred Heart Churchstoke Montgomery 20,000 PrimarySchool Manchester 1,000 GuildfordBaptistChurch Guildford 20,000 Checkendon C of E St John’s Methodist PrimarySchool Checkendon 1,000 Church Wolverhampton 20,000* TotalforEducation 735,500 EmmanuelChurch Woodley 20,000* (Total number of grants: 84) Redrock Presbyterian Church Armagh 20,000* Environment £ St Peter & St Paul’s MoorTrees SouthBrent 20,000* Church Algarkirk 20,000* SylvaFoundation LongWittenham 20,000 Willerby Methodist Church Hull 20,000 Westcountry Rivers Trust Callington 20,000 Audlem Methodist AvonWildlifeTrust Bristol 20,000 Church Audlem,Crewe 20,000* The Springhead Trust Ltd Shaftesbury 20,000 Cross Way Church, The Magdalen a Methodist & United EnvironmentalTrust Winsham 20,000* ReformedChurchSCLEP Seaford 20,000* Don Catchment IvyManchesterLtd Manchester 20,000* RiversTrust Doncaster 20,000 StMary’sWalthamstow London 20,000* Amphibian and Reptile Adelaide Place GroupsofUK(ARGUK) Oxford 20,000* BaptistChurch Glasgow 15,000 ClydeRiverFoundation Glasgow 10,000* Gravesend Methodist Church TheGRABTrust Lochgilphead 10,000 andCommunityCentre Kent 15,000 Birmingham Botanical UptonMethodistChurch Upton 15,000* Gardens Birmingham 10,000 St Mary the Virgin ChurchIngleton 15,000 TarkaCountryTrust Barnstaple 7,500 Carstairs Parish Church South Lanarkshire 15,000 Madley Environmental StDunstan’sMayfield Mayfield 15,000* Study Centre Hereford 6,000 PCC of St Edmund’s Church, TheRudyardLakeTrust Staffordshire 5,000* Roundhay Leeds 15,000 Pett Level Preservation Trust Hastings 5,000 MorleyMethodistChapelNorfolk 15,000* TotalforEnvironment 1,684,500 St Andrews Church, Winston Co.Durham 15,000* (Total number of grants: 15) YorkBaptistChurch York 15,000 StHelen’s,Kelloe Durham 15,000 Faith £ Parish of Headley Auchengray Church withBoxHill Surrey 15,000 Centre Trust Carnwath 20,000 Rothbury United St Matthews Church, Reformed Church Morpeth 15,000 SalfordPriors Evesham 20,000* ApostolicChurch Carmarthen 15,000* FaithChristianGroup Reading 20,000 St Andrew’s Church, Firth Park Impington Cambridge 15,000 MethodistChurch Sheffield 20,000 The Ecclesiastical Parish SaintJohn’sPCC Shildon 20,000 ofHandsworth,StMary Birmingham 15,000 SouthendVineyard Southend-on-Sea 20,000* St Alban’s Church, Parish Berwick (Sussex) ofSouthend Westcliff-on-Sea 15,000 ConservationTrust Lewes 20,000 St James the Great, HafodCeiri Pwllheli 20,000* NortonJuxtaKempsey Kempsey 15,000 The PCC of the Parish Tunbridge Wells ChurchofAllSaints York 20,000* BaptistChurch TunbridgeWells 15,000 AllSoulsChurch Eastbourne 20,000* Catholic Diocese of Upper Beeding Hexham and Newcastle BaptistChurch UpperBeeding 20,000 RefugeeProject NewcastleuponTyne 15,000

Garfield Weston Foundation 53 All Saints Church, All Saints’ Church, Patcham Brighton 15,000 ClaytonWest Huddersfield 10,000* Avenue St Andrew’s AllSaints’ParishChurch Normanton 10,000 UnitedReformedChurch Southampton 15,000* St Barnabas Church, Olveston St Mary BramptonBryan Bucknell 10,000 theVirginChurch Bristol 15,000* StPeter’sChurch Folkestone 10,000 PCC of St Mary the Virgin StJohntheEvangelist Huddersfield 10,000* CofEChurch,Ashwell Baldock 15,000 StMary’sChurch Barby 10,000 St John the Baptist Church,Doddington Kidderminster 15,000* St Michael & All Angels, KingtonStMichael Chippenham 10,000 St Michael and All Angels Bromsgrove 15,000 All Saints Church, The PCC of The Parish LydiardMillicent Swindon 10,000* of the Holy Cross (TheAbbey) Shrewsbury 15,000* TheParishofBotha Co.Fermanagh 10,000* Winterton PCC (All Saints’ St George the Church,Winterton) Scunthorpe 15,000* MartyrChurch Brentwood 10,000 St James Kilnhurst PCC LeckhampsteadPCC Newbury 10,000 (StThomas’Church) Mexborough 15,000 St Jude’s Church, St Matthew’s Church, Mapperley Nottingham 10,000 Blackmoor&Whitehill Liss 15,000 St Michael & All Angels St Thomas à Becket Church Caerphilly 10,000 Church Emsworth 15,000* Storrs Road Methodist Kidlington Methodist ChurchandCentre Chesterfield 10,000 Church Oxford 15,000* Friends of Lanteglos StBarnabasChurch Oldham 15,000 Church(FOLC) Camelford 10,000 St Margaret’s Church, LOGIC (under the StokeGolding Nuneaton 15,000* umbrella of St John’s StPaul’s,Widnes Liverpool 15,000 Parish,Moira) Moira 10,000 West Bromwich St John the Evangelist, BaptistChurch WestBromwich 15,000* Essington Wolverhampton 10,000 Gap – A Thanet StAndrew’s,Girton Cambridge 10,000* CommunityProject Broadstairs 15,000* St John the Baptist Bethel Community ChurchHillmorton Rugby 10,000 Church Newport 15,000* BaljaffrayParishChurch Glasgow 10,000* Bridestowe Methodist Our Lady & St Joseph Church Okehampton 15,000 Church Warwickshire 10,000 Parish Church of the StPhilip’sChurch Kelsall 10,000 HolyAscension Settle 10,000 St Lawrence Church King’s Lynn 10,000* St Faith’s Havant Havant 10,000 StMarytheVirgin Corringham 10,000 StMary’sChurch Halifax 10,000* AllSaints,ShorthamptonCharlbury 10,000 The Ecclesiastical Parish of St Michael’s and St Mark’s Church StLuke’s Beccles 10,000* Mosborough Sheffield 10,000 Mount Carmel The Church of St James BaptistChurch Caerphilly 10,000* theGreater Leicester 10,000 St John’s Scottish StAlban’sChurch Hindhead 10,000* EpiscopalChurch Dumfries 10,000* SaintMary’sChurch Ipswich 10,000 StPeter’sChurch Macclesfield 10,000* StMarytheVirgin Holmfirth 10,000 TheEskadaleTrust Beauly 10,000* All Saints’ Church, Southampton City Bloxwich Walsall 10,000* Mission Southampton 10,000 Oundle w/Ashton, StGeorge’sChurch Clun 10,000 StPeter Oundle 10,000 StPaul’sChurch Preston 10,000 StAndrew’sChurch Sydenham 10,000 St Andrew’s, StMary’sChurch London 10,000 WickhamSkeith Eye 10,000 East Leake Baptist William Reed Memorial Church Loughborough 10,000 MethodistChapel Bideford 10,000 PrioryChurchofStMary Edinburgh 10,000 Yapton Free Church Yapton 10,000 CarntyneParishChurch Glasgow 10,000 St Nicholas Church, St John the Baptist Portslade Brighton 10,000* CofEChurch Aylesbury 10,000 St Philip and St James, St Michael’s Church, Scholes Cleckheaton 10,000 Helston Helston 10,000

54 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 All Saints Church Bishop St Mary and Burton Beverley 10,000 StMargaretChurch Birmingham 7,500 St Lawrence’s Church Zion Welsh CarltonMiniott Thirsk 10,000* BaptistChapel Swansea 7,500 StJohntheEvangelist Sidcup 10,000* Abbey Lane & Newport URC St Peter & St Paul, incorporating Saffron Walden Wangford Beccles 10,000* MethodistChurch SaffronWalden 7,500 Comberton Baptist AllSaints’ParishChurch AstononTrent 7,500* Church Cambridge 10,000 PCC of St Peter’s Church Palgrave 7,500 LeslieBaptistChurch Leslie 10,000 St John the Baptist with St Michael and All Angels Our Lady and Church Hereford 10,000 StLaurence Thaxted 7,500 TrinityChurch Abingdon 10,000 St Michael, Parish of Stowe-Nine-Churches Northampton 7,500 St Lucius Church, FarnleyTyas Huddersfield 10,000* StPeter’sChurch Ousden 7,500 St Mark’s Church, Parochial Church Council StaplefieldCommon Handcross 10,000* ofStMary’sEastWalton King’sLynn 7,500 EdaleMethodistChapel HopeValley 10,000* St Dunstan’s Parish Church,Cranbrook Kent 7,500 StAndrew’sChurch Peterborough 10,000* St Mary’s Church St Mary the Virgin Swerford ChippingNorton 10,000* Mursley MiltonKeynes 7,500 PCC of Holy Saviour StMary’sQueniborough Leicester 7,500 Bitterne Southampton 10,000* Stromness Parish Church Stromness 7,500 St Katharine’s Church, Derry Search Irchester Wellingborough 10,000 YouthGroup Derry 7,500 StLuke’sPrestonville Brighton 10,000 ThePCCofStEdmund Hargrave 7,500 St Peter’s Church York 10,000* Bethesda Baptist Church Trowbridge 7,500* All Saints Church HumbletonChurch Humbleton 7,500* IsleBrewers Taunton 10,000 All Saints Church Caritas NorthScarle Lincoln 7,500* DioceseofSalford Salford 10,000 Berriedale Church StJamesSouthbroom Devizes 10,000 &CemeteryAssociation Berriedale 7,500 St Marys Willesborough, Penponds (Holy Trinity) AshfordTownParish Ashford 10,000 Church Cornwall 7,500* Emmanuel New Life St Macartan’s Cathedral Church Burntwood 10,000* Parish Clogher 7,500 Kingswood Methodist StMarytheVirgin King’sLynn 7,500 Church Nottingham 9,000 Congleton Pentecostal GuildfordCathedral Guildford 8,000 Church Congleton 7,500 St John the Baptist StOswald,King&MartyrOswestry 7,500 ChurchCayton Scarborough 8,000 TheBridgeProject Tadcaster 7,500 The Need Project HCJB-Ltd (Reach Beyond CentralBedfordshire Hitchin 8,000 &MillsideCentre) Bradford 7,500 Benefice of Winslow Maidstone United with Great Horwood ReformedChurch Maidstone 7,500 andAddington GreatHorwood 7,500 Croftfoot United Ilkeston United Free Church Glasgow 7,500* ReformedChurch Ilkeston 7,500* BarkingChurchesUnite Barking 7,500 St David’s Parish Church Tonyrefail SouthWales 7,500 Priors Park CommunityChurch Tewkesbury 7,500 StMauriceEllingham Chathill 7,500* StavertonPCC Staverton 7,500 Belmont United Synagogue London 7,500 ThePCCofBraunston Daventry 7,500* St Cuthbert’s PCC, DockingStMary’sPCC King’sLynn 7,500* Amble Northumberland 7,500 BurtonCogglesPCC Grantham 7,500 St Michael’s Church, St Petrock’s Church Llanyblodwel Shropshire 7,500 TimberscombePCC Minehead 7,500 All Saints Church StMary’sChurch Witney 7,500* LangleyPark Durham 7,500 St Denis Church Barnsley Churches SilkWilloughby Sleaford 7,500 Drop-inProject Barnsley 7,500 East13ChristianTrust London 7,500 LandulphPCC Cornwall 7,500 St Mark’s Church StCatherinesChurch Royston 7,500* Scarisbrick Ormskirk 7,500

Garfield Weston Foundation 55 AllHallowsPCC Nottingham 7,500 ChristChurch,Fairwarp Uckfield 5,000 StDenys’Church Worcester 7,500* Holy Trinity Cornerstone Methodist Bolton-le-Sands Carnforth 5,000 URCChurch Torpoint 7,500 HullYFC Hull 5,000 Beverley Quaker Meeting/ Kirkby Stephen Pickering and Hull Area MethodistChurch Penrith 5,000 Quaker Meeting Beverley 7,500 PCCWiddington SaffronWalden 5,000 St Barnabas Church, PoyntonBaptistChurch Poynton 5,000 LentonAbbey Nottingham 7,500 SaintPaul’sChurch Northumberland 5,000 Church of the Holy Cross, Sherston Malmesbury 7,500 St Peter’s KingtonLangley Chippenham 5,000 Saint Philip and Saint James Church, St Peters Community UpHatherley Cheltenham 7,500 WellbeingProjects London 5,000 StBonifaceChurch Quinton 7,500 St Paul’s and the Church oftheGoodShepherd Hounslow 5,000 StLawrenceChurch Cheltenham 7,500* Christians Together HolyTrinityChurch Millom 7,000 inMission Reading 5,000 ChittlehamptonPCC Umberleigh 7,000 Coupar Angus Church St Peter’s Church, ofScotland CouparAngus 5,000 Birstall WestYorkshire 6,000 Church of St All Saint’s Church Orton Mary-Magdalene Dorset 5,000 withTebayPCC Cumbria 5,000 St Catherine’s Church, All Saints Church with Tugford Craven Arms 5,000 Chelwood Gate Church East Sussex 5,000 St Margaret of Antioch Christ Church with Womenswold Canterbury 5,000 StPhilipPCC Eastbourne 5,000 AllSaintsChurch Plymouth 5,000 Whixley with Green HammertonPCC Whixley 5,000 Kidderminster Baptist Church Kidderminster 5,000 Bell Ringers of The Collegiate Church of StGeorge,Didbrook Cheltenham 5,000* SaintMary Stafford 5,000* StPeter’sQuernmore Lancaster 5,000 Blaston St Giles Church Market Harborough 5,000* All Saints Church Holy Trinity Church, (Cleadon)PCC Sunderland 5,000 Waterhead Oldham 5,000* All Saints Church Chalmers Parish Church Sapcote Leicestershire 5,000 ofScotland Larkhall 5,000 StKeaPCC Truro 5,000 St Andrew’s St Mary the Virgin Church, (Norway)Church EastSussex 5,000 Fawdon Newcastle 5,000 St James Wetherby Norfolk & Waveney Area Quaker with Linton Wetherby 5,000 Meeting of the Religious St Mary the Virgin, SocietyofFriends Norwich 5,000 BurroughontheHill Leicester 5,000 StJamestheGreat Snitterfield 5,000* HolyTrinityChurch Minchinhampton 5,000 Elstow Bunyan LongBenningtonPCC Newark 5,000 ChristianFellowship Bedford 5,000 StColumba’sChurch Middlesbrough 5,000 St Lawrence Church, Cucklington Wincanton 5,000 St Francis of Assisi, PettsWood Orpington 5,000 StMary’s,Dallinghoo Woodbridge 5,000 St Peter’s Church, StBotolph’sHadstock Cambridge 5,000 Barnburgh Doncaster 5,000 StJames&StPaulPCC Colchester 5,000* St Peter’s Parish Church, StMary’sChurch,Ashbury Ashbury Codford Warminster 5,000 5,000 ThePCCofNorthFerribyBrough 5,000 St Silas with All Saints St Saviour’s Church Retford 5,000 Church,Pentonville London 5,000 StMargaret’s Stanley 5,000 All Saints’ Church, AllSaintsChurch Louth 5,000 Stuston Diss 5,000 Pointon&SempringhamPCC Sleaford Bilton Grange United 5,000 Reformed Church Harrogate 5,000 StNicholasChurch Maidstone 5,000 HolyCross,Owlpen Dursley 5,000 St John the Baptist PCC of Great and Parish Church LittleWigborough Colchester 5,000 East Farndon Market Harborough 5,000* StAndrew’sChurch Taunton 5,000 All Saints Church, St Giles Little Wickham Market Woodbridge 5,000 TorringtonPCC LittleTorrington 5,000

56 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 StHilda’sChurchHall Wales 5,000* AmazingGraceChapel Hull 3,000 StHybald’sChurch Hibaldstow 5,000 Hindley Green The Holy Innocents Church, MethodistChurch Wigan 3,000* HighnamPCC Hignham 5,000 StStephensChurch Kendal 3,000* Friends of St Mary’s St Margaret’s Church Great Henny Charitable Stoodleigh Tiverton 3,000 GiftTrust Sudbury 5,000 St Mary the Virgin, St Andrew’s, Burghill Hereford 3,000 HaltonHolegate Spilsby 5,000 StLeonard’sChurch Northamptonshire 3,000* St Anthony’s RC Church FullLifeChurchMaltby Rotherham 3,000 KirriemuirAngus Dundee 5,000 WidmerpoolPCC Nottingham 3,000 St Peter’s Church SharnbrookPCC Bedford 5,000 Tabernacle Baptist Church Newport 2,500 Walsingham Methodist Church LittleWalsingham 5,000 HolyTrinityChurch Pelton 2,500* StMarytheVirgin King’sLynn 5,000* St Giles Church, Dallington EastSussex 2,500 MaryhillParishChurch Glasgow 5,000 Wesley Methodist Church Swansea 2,500 Parish Church of AucklandStHelen BishopAuckland 5,000 The Church of the Assumption of the StMary’sChurch Elham,nrCanterbury 5,000 BlessedVirginMary Alton 2,500 St Peter’s Church, St Saviour’s Church, Tollerton Nottingham 5,000 Wildboarclough Macclesfield 2,500 EastnorChurch Eastnor 5,000 St Leonards Church, Friends of St Mary’s Loddington Kettering 2,500* Church,Sileby Loughborough 5,000 StNicholasChurch Bishop’sStortford 2,500 PCCofBrightling Robertsbridge 5,000 St Peter’s Church Cleasby St Michael and All Angels, withStapleton Cleasby 2,500 Ashton Pretson 5,000 Highgate United The Lads’ Club of St Peter ReformedChurch London 2,500 and St Paul Church, Richmond with Saltwood Hythe 5,000 HudswellPCC Richmond 2,500* StMary’sChurch Sydenham 5,000* Long & Little St John the Evangelist, WittenhamPCC Abingdon 2,500 NewcastleonClun CravenArms 4,000* TheKimblesPCC GreatKimble 2,500 Church of The Blessed St Marcella Church, VirginMary,Ashill Ilminster 4,000 Marchwiel Wrexham 2,500 St Teilo’s Church, AllSaintsSudbury Sudbury 2,500 LlantiloCrosseney Abergavenny 4,000 BawdripPCC Bawdrip 2,500 St John’s United Reformed Church New Barnet 3,500 St John the Baptist Pebmarsh Halstead 2,500 St Margaret’s Church Church Stretton 3,500* St Laurence PCC St Johns Church, ofCatsfield Rother 2,500 Rhosnesni Wrexham 3,500 StMary,Fishponds Bristol 2,500 Wookey Church Wookey 3,500 King Street Baptist AllSaints,Horton Bradford 3,500 Church Thetford 2,500 St Peter & St Lawrence Stmary Magdalene Church, Wickenby Wragby 3,500 Church Turnastone Hereford 2,000 StAlban’sFulham London 3,500 St Andrew Church StBartholomew’s GreatGransden 3,500 Wickhampton Norwich 2,000 StJames’Church Bratton 3,500 StPetersThornton Coalville 2,000 ChristChurchHarpurhey Manchester 3,000 Felkirk St Peter Wakefield 2,000 StCuthbert’sChurch York 3,000* Church Lads & Church Girls St Matthew’s Church, Brigade Manchester FromesHill Ledbury 3,000 DiocesanRegiment Saintfield 2,000 MotherwellStMarys Motherwell 3,000 ColchesterStBotolph Colchester 2,000 StPetersChurch Norton 3,000 AllSaintsChurch,Eagle Lincolnshire 2,000 CwmiforBaptistChurch Llandeilo 3,000 St John the Baptist All Saints Church Swalecliffe Kent 2,000 SwantonMorley Dereham 3,000 StMartin’sChurch Stamford 2,000 StAlkmunds Derby 3,000 St Peters Church All Saints’ Church, Harswell York 2,000 Ringsfield Beccles 3,000 ParishofLlansamlet Swansea 2,000

Garfield Weston Foundation 57 St Mary the Virgin Bedford Daycare FabricCommittee Faringdon 2,000 Hospice Bedford 15,000 BlackleyBaptistChurch Halifax 2,000 Race Against Multiple St Peter’s Church, Sclerosis(RAMS) Belfast 15,000 Diddlebury CravenArms 1,500 Mind Your Mate and EbenezerBaptistChurch Coalville 1,500 Yourself(MYMY) Newcastle 12,000 St Matthew’s Church Next Steps Mental Health Wilsden Bradford 1,500 ResourceCentre Malton 10,000 St Margaret’s Episcopal The Derbyshire Federation Church,NewGalloway CastleDouglas 1,500 forMentalHealth Derbyshire 10,000 ChristChurchDenton Manchester 1,000 BrittleBoneSociety Dundee 10,000 Lyme Regis Baptist ManchesterDeafCentre Manchester 10,000 Church LymeRegis 1,000 OxfordAgainstCutting MiddleBarton 10,000 BroxburnBaptistChurch Broxburn 1,000 The Olive Tree Cancer Grange Road Methodist SupportGroup Crawley 10,000 Church Community TilehouseCounselling Hitchin 10,000 Centre Hartlepool 1,000 TinyTickers London 10,000 Dalziel St Andrew’s AutistismBerkshire Reading 10,000 ParishChurch Motherwell 1,000 GreenfingersCharity Buckinghamshire 10,000 New Radnor Baptist Church Presteigne 500 UlverstonMind Cumbria 10,000 TotalforFaith 3,022,500 Children’s Liver DiseaseFoundation Birmingham 10,000 (Totalnumberofgrants:365) AcaciaFamilySupport SuttonColdfield 10,000 CavernomaAllianceUK Dorchester 10,000 Health £ CLANCancerSupport Aberdeen 10,000 The Centre For BetterHealth London 20,000 Mental Health ActionGroupSheffield Sheffield 10,000* TheMulberryCentre Isleworth 20,000* The Oxygen Works Inverness 10,000 BeaconCounselling Stockport 20,000 House of Light Postnatal VisyonLtd Cheshire 20,000 SupportGroup Hull 10,000 WessexCancerTrust Eastleigh 20,000 TheBrigitteTrust Dorking 10,000 TheMeath Godalming 20,000 AphasiaRe-Connect Bromley 10,000 KEMPHouseTrustLtd Kidderminster 20,000 The Five Towns Plus Headway Oxfordshire Oxford 20,000 HospiceFundLtd Pontefract 10,000 Penny Brohn The Ehlers-Danlos CancerCare Bristol 20,000 SupportUK Borehamwood 10,000 AnaphylaxisCampaign Farnborough 20,000 MothersforMothers Bristol 10,000 SensationALL Westhill 20,000 Bridewell Organic Life Change Gardens Witney 10,000 Changes Lives Downpatrick 20,000 TheAnneRobsonTrust Stevenage 7,500 LOROS Leicester 20,000 Dundee and Angus Mindfulness in ADHDSupportGroup Dundee 7,500 SchoolsProject(MiSP) Kent 15,000 African and Caribbean BladderHealthUK Birmingham 15,000 MentalhealthServices Manchester 7,500 Huntington’s Disease Polymyalgia Rheumatica Association Liverpool 15,000 and Giant Cell Arteritis UK(PMRGCAUK) London 7,500 PAMIS Dundee 15,000 HarbourCancerSupport Hampshire 5,000 MaryAnnEvansHospice Nuneaton 15,000 Hoylake Parade MS Trust Letchworth 15,000 CommunityCentre Wirral 5,000 Improving Lives Notts Nottingham 15,000 Paul Sartori Hospice ActionEastDevon Cranbrook 15,000 at Home Haverfordwest 5,000 PrimroseHospice Bromsgrove 15,000 The Downright Mind in Harrogate SpecialNetwork Hull 5,000 District Harrogate 15,000 South Wales Multiple SAFACumbria Barrow-in-Furness 15,000 SclerosisTherapyCentreSwansea 5,000 SunderlandHeadlight Sunderland 15,000 TheCheyneGang Edinburgh 3,500 SelfinjurySupport Bristol 15,000 MaplesCancerCare Rotherham 3,500 The Ryan MS Therapy Headway Portsmouth & Centre London 15,000 SouthEastHampshire Portsmouth 3,000 George Eliot Hospital TotalforHealth 832,000 NHSTrust Nuneaton 15,000 (Total number of grants: 67)

58 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 Oasis Domestic Museums &Heritage £ AbuseService Margate 20,000 Unicorn Preservation Trinity Childcare and Society Dundee 20,000 FamilyCentreLtd MerthyrTydfil 20,000 TheBronteSociety Haworth 20,000 AgeUKCheshireEast Macclesfield 20,000 West Somerset Railway Crossroads Care Association(WRSA) Taunton 20,000 Richmond & Kingston Friends of Corinium uponThames Middlesex 20,000 Museum Cirencester 20,000 EDG (Edinburgh DundeeScienceCentre Dundee 20,000 DevelopmentGroup) Edinburgh 20,000 The Japanese Garden at Groundswell London 20,000 CowdenCastleSCIO Dollar 20,000 Home-Start The 78 Derngate Lisburn/Colin Lisburn 20,000* Northampton Trust Northampton 20,000 WalthewHouse Stockport 20,000 Ferryhill Railway Heritage WestCumbriaCarers Cockermouth 20,000 Trust incorporating FerryhillMen’sShed Aberdeen 20,000 Home-StartKennet Pewsey 20,000 KidsinMuseums London 15,000 PARC(Essex) Braintree 20,000 Somerset Archaeological and Daylight Centre NaturalHistorySociety Taunton 15,000 Fellowship Wellingborough 20,000* SolentSkyLtd Southampton 15,000 PossabilityPeopleLtd Brighton 20,000 TheEmeryWalkerTrust London 15,000 StreetConnect Glasgow 20,000 Royal Greenwich TheHorseCourse Weymouth 20,000 HeritageTrust London 15,000 MichaelsLimited Bournemouth 20,000* Amgueddfa Forwrol Llŷn/ BDSL (Bradford Disability LlŷnMaritimeMuseum Pwllheli 12,000 SportsandLeisure) Bradford 20,000 TheRosePlayhouse London 10,000 HomemakerSouthwest Exeter 20,000* The Judge’s Lodging HopeSupportServices Ross-on-Wye 20,000* TrustLtd Presteigne 10,000 Shine(EastNorfolk) GreatYarmouth 20,000 TitheBarnTrust Landbeach 10,000* Carer Support Borlase Smart John SouthLakes Kendal 20,000* WellsTrust StIves 10,000 Fortalice Bolton 20,000 TheSusanTrust Chelmsford 10,000 Kingston Carers’ Network Tolworth 20,000 The Bailiffgate Cambridgeshire Deaf Museum&Gallery Alnwick 10,000 Association Cambridge 20,000 Hertfordshire Building Croxteth & Gillmoss PreservationTrust Hertford 5,000 CommunityFederation Liverpool 20,000 Friends of Plymouth City Coventry Rape and MuseumandArtGallery Plymouth 5,000 SexualAbuseCentre Coventry 20,000 British Deaf History GrowingWorks Huddersfield 20,000* Society Warrington 5,000 TheBoazTrust Manchester 20,000 North Staffordshire EntelechyArts London 20,000 Railway Rolling Stock The Charity of Amy Restoration Trust Stoke-on-Trent 5,000 Temple Kent 20,000 The College of Arms Trust London 5,000 Sarac (Sexual Abuse and The2874TrustLtd Cheltenham 5,000 RapeAdviceCentre) BurtonuponTrent 20,000 YetholmHistorySociety Kelso 2,500 HollywellHousingTrust Exeter 20,000 The Thomas & Elizabeth Home-StartDerbyshire Derby 20,000* MayhookCharity Carmarthen 2,500 Home-StartGarioch Inverurie 20,000* St John the Baptist SuffolkRefugeeSupport Ipswich 20,000 ChurchBrinklowPCC Brinklow 2,000 HomeplusN.ILtd Belfast 20,000 TotalforMuseums&Heritage 344,000 International Care (Totalnumberofgrants:29) Network Bournemouth 20,000 The Upper Room Welfare £ (StSaviour’s) London 20,000 ShareCommunityLtd London 20,000 Grove Cottage (Bishop’s BocciaEngland Nottingham 20,000 StortfordMencap) Bishop’sStortford 20,000 HarbourPlaceGrimsby Grimsby 20,000 Parenting Special Children Reading 20,000 Keynsham & District MencapSociety Bristol 20,000* RefugeeSupportDevon Exeter 20,000* North of England HopeHTS Bournemouth 20,000* RefugeeService NewcastleuponTyne 20,000 CirclesSouthEast Didcot 20,000

Garfield Weston Foundation 59 ApexCharitableTrust StHelens 20,000 Home-Start ConnorsToyLibrary Portsmouth 20,000 WestDorset(HSWD) Dorchester 15,000 The Woodland Centre Sight Concern Trust(CampMohawk) Wargrave 20,000 Worcestershire Worcester 15,000* ActionforEldersTrust Swansea 20,000 Home-Start SouthandWestDevon Plympton 15,000 FriendsforLeisure Congleton 20,000* Kairos Women GrampianWomen’sAid Aberdeen 20,000 Working Together Coventry 15,000 Helen Bamber TailorEdFoundation Edinburgh 15,000 Foundation London 20,000 Carefreebreaks London 15,000 Youth and Families Cheshire Autism Matter Totton 20,000 PracticalSupportLtd Frodsham 15,000 CarersNetwork London 20,000 Colchester Gateway ManeChanceSanctuary London 20,000 Clubs Colchester 15,000 Body&Soul London 20,000 Home-Start Great Yarmouth & Blackburn&Darwen Blackburn 15,000* GorlestonYoungCarers GreatYarmouth 20,000* Strathfoyle Women’s The Kings Hedges Family ActivityGroupLtd Derry 15,000 SupportProject Cambridge 20,000* Home-Start Renfrewshire HackneyDoorways London 20,000 andInverclyde Paisley 15,000 North Tyneside Teardrops Supporting theHomeless StHelens 15,000 CarersCentre NorthShields 20,000 CaringForLife Leeds 15,000* TheMaryleboneProject London 20,000 FriendsofM.V.Freedom Weymouth 15,000* Home-StartHighPeak Buxton 18,000* BacupFamilyCentre Bacup 15,000 ShilohRotherham Rotherham 16,000* Green Candle Age UK Hillingdon, DanceCompany London 15,000 Harrow & Brent Hayes 15,000 Southwark Pensioners ResolvenBuildingBlocksNeath 15,000 Centre London 15,000 MK Snap (Milton Keynes StDavidsDCSR Carmarthen 15,000 Special Needs AdvancementProject) MiltonKeynes 15,000 ArtsTogether Westbury 15,000* TheHalowProject Guildford 15,000 Friends Action NorthEast(FANE) NewcastleuponTyne 15,000 UpwardMobilityLtd Edinburgh 15,000 Haringey Migrant Exeter Gateway Centre Exeter 15,000 SupportCentre London 15,000 HolidayHomesTrust Chingford 15,000* Hastings & Rother TheFamilyHaven Gloucester 15,000 MediationService StLeonards-on-Sea 15,000 AllsortsGloucestershire Stroud 15,000 MorfaFamilyCentre Llanelli 15,000* CASBA Birmingham 15,000 SATEDA Sittingbourne 15,000 Home-StartManchester Manchester 15,000 ReachingFamilies Worthing 15,000* AbigailHousing Leeds 15,000 HarrowCarers London 15,000 Afghanistan and Central Home-Start AsianAssociation London 15,000 WestSomerset Minehead 15,000 Home-Start PurplePatchArts Leeds 15,000 Winchester&Districts Winchester 15,000* The Compassionate Islington Centre for Friends London 15,000 RefugeesandMigrants London 15,000 BeaconHouseMinistriesColchester 15,000 LinktoChange StNeots 15,000 Restore(York)Ltd York 13,000 UsinaBus Redhill 15,000 Azad Kashmir WelfareAssociation Saltley,Birmingham 12,000 Bridgewater Housing Association Erskine 15,000 TimetoTalkBefriending Hove 12,000 Domestic Abuse Volunteer CherryTrees Guildford 10,000* SupportServices TunbridgeWells 15,000 TheHamletCentreTrust Norwich 10,000 Home-Start The Mission to Seafarers London 10,000 SouthLeicestershire MarketHarborough 15,000 AgeUKWiganBorough Wigan 10,000 GoodMorningService Glasgow 15,000 LampeterFamilyCentre Lampeter 10,000 OasisChildcareLtd Cobham 15,000 Wakefield & District BUILDCharityLtd Norwich 15,000 SocietyforDeafPeople Wakefield 10,000 Cheshire Down’s Syndrome Home-StartCotswolds Cirencester 10,000 SupportGroup Northwich 15,000 BristolRefugeeRights Bristol 10,000 Headway Norfolk & Carmarthenshire Youth Waveney Ltd Great Yarmouth 15,000 &Children’sAssociation Llanelli 10,000

60 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 Reading Community MakingItOut Brighton 10,000 Learning Centre Reading 10,000 Nottinghamshire SHAPE Birmingham 10,000 DeafSociety Nottingham 10,000 ThePhoenixProject IsleofWight 10,000* TheTectonaTrustLtd Plymouth 10,000 Muirhead Outreach Home-Start Project Glenrothes 10,000 NorthSomerset Weston-super-Mare 10,000 PushingChange Portsmouth 10,000 Stroud Court Advice Support CommunityTrust Stroud 10,000* Knowledge Information Thornton Heath 10,000 MaaShanti London 10,000 Home-Start Daventry and DanceSyndrome Accrington 10,000 SouthNorthants Towcester 10,000 DrugFAM/The Nicholas Shopper-AideLtd Campbeltown 10,000 MillsFoundation HighWycombe 10,000 With Kids Glasgow 10,000 Elim Foursquare SightSupportDerbyshireDerby 10,000 GospelAlliance London 10,000 East Sussex Association Oakfield (Easton of Blind and Partially Maudit)Ltd NrWellingborough 10,000 SightedPeople EastSussex 10,000 South West Community Speakeasy Bury 10,000 ChaplaincyLtd Exeter 10,000 AgeConcernCauseway Coleraine 10,000 StandAlone London 10,000 AgeUKSuffolk Ipswich 10,000 Home-Start ChichesterDistrict Chichester 10,000 Ark Resettlement Services London 10,000 Action For Refugees InLewisham London 10,000 Shrewsbury Christian CentreAssociation Shrewsbury 10,000 Essex Dementia Care(EDC) Braintree 10,000 Home-StartWyreForest Kidderminster 10,000 Hambleton & Richmondshire MusicalKeys Norwich 10,000 CarersCentre Northallerton 10,000 Richmond Advice and Home-Start Information on Disability SouthWestKent Southborough 10,000 (RAID) Teddington 10,000 NewForestMencap Lymmington 10,000 SNAPS Special Needs and Parent Support PimlicoOpera Alresford 10,000 (Yorkshire)CIO Leeds 10,000 HopeHousing Bradford 10,000 BagBooks London 10,000 Home-Start InterestLinkBorders Duns 10,000 Clackmannanshire Alloa 10,000 BritishBlindSport LeamingtonSpa 10,000 Age Concern BirminghamSuttonColdfield 10,000* EveryoneCan London 10,000 DevonLinkUp Honiton 10,000 NorthwichMultisports Northwich 10,000 Connects&Co. Norwich 10,000 Home-Start Families For Individual StaffordshireMoorlands Leek 10,000 Needs and Dignity (FiNDCharity) Beverley 10,000 Manchester Carers Forum Manchester 10,000 Home-StartKernow Redruth 10,000 MAPMiddlesbrough Middlesbrough 10,000 Home-Start Wellingborough &District Wellingborough 10,000 MoveintoWellbeing London 9,000* incredABLE Armagh 10,000 Homeless Support Project Leigh 8,000 PeggyDoddCentre Bath 10,000 HebronTrust Norwich 8,000 Tower Hamlets ParentsCentre London 10,000 EmmausBolton Bolton 8,000 CityofChelmsfordMencap Essex Home-Start 10,000 Wigtownshire Stranraer 7,750 Positive Action for Refugees Dressability Swindon 7,500 andAsylumSeekers Leeds 10,000 SAMsCharity Glasgow 7,500 Carers’Support(Bexley) Sidcup 10,000 Home-Start Cumbria Deaf OmaghDistrict Omagh 7,500 Association Carlisle 10,000 SightSupportRyedale Norton 7,500 North Tyneside TheJonasTrust Leyburn 7,500 DisabilityForum Shiremoor 10,000 Extra – Support Samphire Dover 10,000 forFamilies Jaywick 7,500 Space Chester 10,000 TheIntersensoryClub ValeofGlamorgan 7,500* Devon and Cornwall AgeConcernMoleValley Dorking 7,500 RefugeeSupport Plymouth 10,000 Students and Refugees Home-StartCHAMS Crawley 10,000 Together (START) Plymouth 7,500 Home-StartWarrington Warrington 10,000 SLOW London 7,500

Garfield Weston Foundation 61 BeverleyCommunityLift Beverley 7,500 Tough Loving Preston 5,000 IndependentArts Newport 7,500 Worcestershire Level Water Kent 7,500 AssociationofCarers Worcester 5,000 Home-StartTeesside Middlesbrough 7,500 MySight York York 5,000 BoltonDeafSociety Bolton 7,500 Young Carers DevelopmentTrust Bath 5,000 CareHomeVolunteers Chippenham 7,500 Riverside Community BishopCreightonHouse London 7,500 Trust Ayr 5,000 SomaliWelfareTrust Ilford 7,500 SurvivorsWestYorkshire Bradford 5,000 ALDAG Ashtead 7,000 Bromley Brighter DisabilityDirect Derby 6,500 Beginnings Bromley 5,000 Family Gateway Wallsend 6,500 ActiveandInTouch Frome 5,000 Home-StartHorizons Leicester 6,500 Carnlough Community Nottinghamshire Association Carnlough 5,000 DeafSociety Nottingham 6,500 Newry City AFC Special Phoenix Domestic OlympicClub Newry 5,000 AbuseServices Blaina 6,500 SeftonChildren’sTrust Liverpool 5,000 SafetyNet(UK) Carlisle 6,500 Unite Carers in TrustHouseLancashire Preston 6,500 MidDevon tiverton 5,000 WirralMencap Birkenhead 6,500 Erme Valley Riding for theDisabled Ivybridge 4,000 Maidstone Churches WinterShelter Maidstone 6,000 Dementia Friendly Parishes Around Newry and Mourne theYealm Brixton 4,000 Down’s Syndrome ParentsSupportGroup Warrenpoint 6,000 Warwickshire Wheelchair BasketballAcademy Solihull 3,000 HullOptimists Cottingham 6,000* Daniel’sDen Wembley 3,000 AgeConcernEastleigh Eastleigh 5,000* Tap into IT Where Dementia Friendly YouAre Edinburgh 3,000 CommunitiesLtd Helmsdale 5,000 FriendsofHolcot Edenbridge 3,000 Barrow Farm Riding fortheDisabled Chelmsford 5,000 Special Needs Adventure Playground(SNAP) EastKilbride 3,000 CyrilFlintBefrienders Didsbury 5,000 St Paul’s Community MarchesFamilyNetwork Leominster 5,000 DevelopmentTrust Birmingham 3,000 Ralli Hall Lunch & Families United SocialClub Hove 5,000 (Warrington) Cheshire 3,000 OneKingdomMinistries Hornchurch 5,000 TheSquad London 3,000 SouthendMencap Southend-on-Sea 5,000 Southampton Opportunity Home-Start Leith & Group Southampton 2,500 NorthEastEdinburgh Edinburgh 5,000 Bridge Child Let Us Play Wolverhampton 5,000 ContactCentre Hull 2,000 New Ark Play Association Peterborough 5,000 Freshwaters ASHA North Staffordshire Stoke-on-Trent 5,000 ContactCentre Harlow 1,500 CerebralPalsyPlus Bristol 5,000 TotalforWelfare 3,421,750 Age Concern (Total number of grants: 286) ForestofDean Cinderford 5,000 BeannacharLimited Aberdeen 5,000 Youth St Rollox Community TeenTalk(Harwich) Harwich 20,000 Outreach Project Glasgow 5,000 GASPMotorProject HolmburyStMary 20,000 WellspringFamilyCentre Dereham 5,000 TheExodusProject Barnsley 20,000 Blackburn & Darwen TheRockTrust Edinburgh 20,000 District Without Abuse (BDDWA) Lancashire 5,000 CheshireYoungCarers EllesmerePort 20,000 CareNetwork Blackburn 5,000 LifeConnections Leeds 20,000 CerebralPalsySport Nottingham 5,000 Open Door AccommodationProject Livingston 20,000 Carers Trust Tyne & Wear Crossroads Carer St Cyril’s Children & Services Gateshead 5,000 YouthProject Liverpool 20,000* Independent Advocacy EpicPartners Nottingham 20,000 NorthEast Tyne&Wear 5,000 RegenerateUK Roehampton 20,000 MencapLiverpool Liverpool 5,000 GivingWorld Leicester 20,000 RecoveryCymru Cardiff 5,000 ForJimmy London 20,000 SERVE Rushden 5,000 TheMagdaleneGroup Norwich 20,000

62 Report and accounts of the Trustees · 2020 The London Basketball 1st Framwellgate Association London 20,000 MoorScoutGroup Durham 10,000 4th Farnham (Tongham) Arbroath & Montrose ScoutGroup Tongham 20,000* DistrictScoutCouncil Arbroath 10,000 FootballJourneys London 20,000 ENYP Norwich 10,000 Mentoring Plus Bath & Opportunity Sports NESomersetLtd Bath 20,000 Foundation Chorley 10,000 Modo - Circus Lancaster Boys and withPurpose Peterhead 20,000 GirlsClub Lancaster 10,000 Royston Youth Action Glasgow 20,000 Ormside Mill Residential 1st Fressingfield CentreLtd Ormside 10,000 ScoutGroup Fressingfield 20,000* WycombeYouthAction HighWycombe 10,000 MachanTrust Larkhall 20,000 The Chichester City Action4Youth Aylesbury 20,000 CentreDrop-in Chichester 10,000* Plymouth Sports GreenhouseSports London 10,000 CharityLtd Plymouth 20,000* Hive Bradford 10,000 Canterbury and District ParallelYouthEnterprise London 10,000* EarlyYearsProject Canterbury 20,000 PriorityYouthProject Liverpool 10,000 The Beauchamp KickLondon Richmond 10,000 LodgeSettlement London 20,000 FriendsoftheAward Edinburgh 10,000 The Swan Youth ProjectLtd Berkhamsted 20,000* Warwick Percy Estate DangerPointLtd Talacre 16,000 CommunityProjectsLtd Warwick 10,000 StEdmundsSociety Norfolk 15,000 Challenge4Change Manchester 10,000 The Bridge Mentoring DYSSpaceLimited Exeter 10,000* PlusScheme Bridgend 15,000 25th Leicester LondonderryYMCA Londonderry 15,000* (Queniborough) ScoutGroup Leicester 10,000 Base51 Nottingham 15,000 GiveItYourMax London 10,000 BecclesSeaCadets Beccles 15,000* ExcelsiorTrust Upton 10,000 GraingerPark NewcastleUponTyne 15,000 SoulSoup Dumfries 10,000 Ablaze Bristol 15,000 TheChangeFoundation Wallington 10,000 HEROS Wantage 15,000 Young People TheHebrideanTrustLtd Oxford 15,000* TakingAction Leiston 10,000 YoungLewishamProject London 15,000 HeartandSound Dunfermline 10,000 AchieveMoreScotland Glasgow 15,000 SaltoGymnasticsClub Luton 10,000* Drop Zone Youth Projects Barrow-in-Furness 15,000 Loughborough Junction Elgin Youth ActionGroup London 10,000 DevelopmentGroup Moray 15,000 Rural Arts Northumbria Coalition NorthYorkshire Thirsk 10,000 Against Crime (NCAC) Newcastle upon Tyne 15,000 Girlguiding BeatRoutes Slough 15,000 Gloucestershire Cheltenham 10,000* HotChocolateTrust Dundee 15,000 237th Birmingham Oxford Kilburn (1st Castle Bromwich) YouthTrust London 15,000 ScoutGroup Birmingham 10,000* TheHebeFoundation London 15,000 PenicuikYMCA-YWCA Penicuik 10,000 Leatherhead Youth YoungandInspired London 10,000 Project Leatherhead 15,000 Galloway District HCYC (Harborough District ScoutCouncil Dumfires&Galloway 10,000 Children and Young Fersands and Fountain People’sCharity) MarketHarborough 15,000 CommunityProject Aberdeen 10,000 9th Aberdeen Hope’sPlace Bristol 10,000* ScoutGroup Aberdeen 15,000* Portishead Youth KidsKabin NewcastleuponTyne 12,000 CentreLtd Portishead 10,000 5th Newbold Young Stars Football FirstDagenham 10,000 ScoutGroup Rugby 10,000 Grow Sheffield 9,500 ImpactInitiatives Brighton 10,000 FleetPhoenix Fleet 8,000 Nomad Youth & CommunityProject Henley-on-Thames 10,000 AboutYouth Edinburgh 7,500 Eyres Monsell Club Building4Hope Solihull 7,500 forYoungPeople Leicester 10,000 CEEPLimited Lancaster 7,500 SolentYouthAction Eastleigh 10,000 JustDifferent Walberton 7,500

Garfield Weston Foundation 63 Shaftesbury District 2nd Herrington Girlguiding Dorset 7,500 ScoutGroup Sunderland 3,500* Grimethorpe 28th South Shields, ActivityZone Barnsley 7,500 4th East Boldon Play Midlothian Gorebridge 7,500 ScoutGroup EastBoldon 3,000 Daniel Spargo-Mabbs YouthAlmightyProject Silksworth 3,000 Foundation Croydon 7,500 Milford Haven South Weston SeaCadetCorps MilfordHaven 3,000 ActivityNetwork Weston-super-Mare 7,500 Campus Children’s Eildon West Youth Holidays Cambridge 3,000 Hub(TD1YouthHub) Galashiels 7,000 Marlow Youth & ActiveFusion Doncaster 6,500 CommunityCentreLtd Marlow 3,000 Greater Manchester Active Hope Warrington 3,000 YouthNetwork(GMYN) Manchester 6,500 WallsendSeaCadets Wallsend 2,500 New Roots 1stBrechinScoutGroup Brechin 2,300 HousingProject Nottinghamshire 6,500 Stockton-on-Tees YMCAHumber Grimsby 6,500 SeaCadets Stockton-on-Tees 2,000 Ipswich Community SaintsYouthClub WickhamMarket 2,000 Playbus Ipswich 6,500 TewkesburySeaCadets Tewkesbury 2,000* RedditchWheelsProject Redditch 6,000 Whitley Bay and District Lancashire Youth ExplorerScoutUnit Tyne&Wear 2,000 Challenge Lancaster 6,000 Mount Vernon GlobalEducationDerby Derby 6,000 CommunityHall Glasgow 2,000 ParkerTrust Sunderland 5,000 XcelerateCIO Somerset 1,500 YoungPeopleMatterLtd London 5,000* TinCanCamp London 1,500 12th Clacton 1st Kirkham and Wesham ScoutGroup Clacton-on-Sea 5,000* ScoutGroup Wesham 1,000 Clapton Common TotalforYouth 1,571,300 BoysClub London 5,000 (Total number of grants: 151) Friends of Whitworth Youth Whitworth 5,000 Birmingham Children’s CommunityVenture Birmingham 5,000 Totalgrantsof£20,000andless £14,222,750 The Venchie Children and Totalgrantsover£20,000 £73,883,500 YoungPeople’sProject Edinburgh 5,000 St Georges (Hanworth) Totalgrants £88,106,250 YouthClub Fletham 5,000 Total number of grants: 2,121 Cardiff City FC CommunityFoundation Cardiff 5,000 EndeavourTrainingLtd Sheffield 5,000 GISDA Caernarfon 5,000 SAYiT Sheffield 5,000 WyreForestNightstop Kidderminster 5,000 Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, Perth & Kinross Association Perth 5,000 The Friendship Project forChildren Warwick 5,000 CommunityPlaylink Southampton 5,000 7th Perthshire ScoutGroup Methven 5,000 ArranYouthFoundations IsleofArran 5,000 Swan Youth Project (South West Norfolk Youth OpportunityProject) DownhamMarket 5,000 RunWithIt Hull 5,000 Rotherham Blackburn ClubForYoungPeople Rotherham 4,000 TeenAction London 4,000 Hoyalke and West KirbySeaCadets WestKirby 4,000* SendaChildtoHucklow Sheffield 3,500

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