MEET THE FUNDERS SPRING EVENT 2021 Resource Document VISION AND TASK, THE HOPE OF THE WORLD, IN THIS GREAT COMMISSION WE SHARE: TO SERVE AND WORK AND PRAY, UNTIL THE KINGDOM OF LOVE IS EVERYWHERE.

Dr Kathy Lang 2014 CONTENTS

01 ABOUT MtF ADDITIONAL FUNDERS 05 & RESOURCES

02 EVENT FOCUS 06 2021 PROGRAMME

03 EVENT HOSTS & 06 ATTENDEE LIST SPEAKERS

04 EXPERTS THROUGH 07 WHAT'S NEXT? EXPERIENCE Programme 25th May

10:00 AM WELCOME 10:15 AM HOUSEKEEPING

10:20 AM OPENING PRAYER 10:30 AM ALLCHURCHES TRUST LTD 10:50 AM HISTORIC CHURCHES TRUST 11:10 AM NATIONAL LOTTERY COMMUNITY FUND 11:30 AM BREAK 11:45 AM THE JOSEPH RANK TRUST 12:05 AM WORKSHOPS 12:40 AM NEXT STEPS & CLOSE Programme 26th May

10:00 AM WELCOME & OPENING PRAYER 10:20 AM CORNWALL COMMUNITY FOUNDATION 10:40 AM SOUTH WEST WATER 11:00 AM EXPERTS THROUGH EXPERIENCE

11:20 AM BREAK 11:30 AM NATIONAL CHURCHES TRUST 11:50 AM GROUNDWORK SOUTH 12:10 PM WORKSHOPS 12:45 PM NEXT STEPS & CLOSE ABOUT THE EVENT About The Event

Meet the Funders (MtF) is an innovative year-long programme that strengthens community work in Cornwall. We support projects that address poverty, exclusion, 1 isolation, and rurality. Spring Event

We believe that the best people to develop flourishing communities are the communities themselves and that faith groups in Cornwall are often at the very heart of that!

MtF begins this year on the 25th and 26th of May with our 6 Spring Event. These days are an opportunity for Cornish Community projects seeking funding to meet and network with a large number of local and national funders. Workshops

The days will be hosted by the Bishop of St Germans, the Rt Revd Hugh Nelson, and Donna Birrell, Vice-Chair of Churches Together in Cornwall.

The event is supported by a series of smaller community workshops. The workshops take participants through the key stages of developing, funding, and sustaining a community social action project.

Meet the Funders is open to people and projects of all faiths and none. The programme is run as a partnership between Transformation Cornwall and the Diocese of . EVENT FOCUS Event Focus

Last year the focus for Meet the funders was ‘Climate Emergency’ and this year we expand the thinking with the theme ‘Living Today with Tomorrow in Mind’.

This year we are asking from the very core of who we are; ‘how will we live in the now, in such a way that enables the flourishing of all creation – both now and in the future?

The has published its Cherish Creation vision and strategy for creation care with the key aims of:

Cherish Creation: We will encourage the diocese and all people of goodwill at every level to care for those parts of God’s good creation for which we have responsibility, stewarding them for the benefit of plants, animals, biodiversity and all creation. Cut Carbon

Cut Carbon: We will cut our carbon footprint year on year and to net zero by 2030.

Speak Up: At every level of the diocese and our extended communities, we will speak up and act boldly to promote the Speak Up! enjoyment, cherishing and sharing of God’s good creation and, where possible and resources allow, we will work in partnership with others who share the same aims. EVENT FOCUS

This new strategy will seek to develop local leaders by together growing our knowledge and understanding, empowering local champions to be vision carriers and local change agents, develop resources for church and wider communities, develop the theological thinking around environment & creation care and provide routes for personal, community and organisational change. This is a faith-filled expression of living today with tomorrow in mind!

‘Living today with tomorrow in mind’ is very much a part of the lived experience of those who look to Jesus as their guide, friend, rabbi, and saviour. We attempt (however falteringly!) to live today as people who are loved and who love others, as people of compassion, as people who will stand with and speak up for the downtrodden, as people who will stand against injustice…and we often mess up! But we live this way… always looking to tomorrow… always holding the light of hope, because we trust and know (sometimes falteringly) that Jesus has not only won the day, but has also won the future!

As people of Jesus, as people of all faiths and none, as people of goodwill we are called into action to care for creation with hope, purpose and tenacity.

We might do this by engaging with the Climate Emergency toolkit.

We might do this by purposefully increasing biodiverse habitats in our gardens and communities.

We might do this by buying local, organic, animal friendly, fairly traded, in season produce (LOAF) .

We might do this through advocacy and Speaking Up to our local leaders, councillors and MP’s.

We might do this through entrepreneurship and creating a pioneering organisation, company or startup that sets creation care as its foundation stone.

We are all called to Cherish Creation, Cut Carbon and Speak Up...

How will you live today, with tomorrow in mind?

Ben Lillie Diocesan Environment Officer SPEAKERS Event Hosts & Speakers Our event hosts.

Rt Revd Hugh Nelson is the Bishop of St Germans, the Donna Birrell is a journalist and suffragan bishop of the Diocese broadcaster with a passion for of Truro. He is a Trustee at Cornwall. She is the Vice-Chair of Transformation Cornwall. Churches Together in Cornwall.

These are our event speakers, listed in order of presentation.

Allchurches Trust Ltd Cornwall Historic National Lottery

Allchurches Trust provides Churches Trust (CHCT) Community Fund grant funding, advice and The Cornwall Historic Churches The National Lottery resources to support churches Trust assists in the restoration Community Fund distributes and charities to meet and repair of Cornish churches over £600m a year to community needs and protect which have architectural or communities across the UK. heritage buildings and skills. It historic merit. Whilst the Trust This money is raised by players is one of the largest grant- has limited capital and of The National Lottery. The making trusts in the UK resources available, churches Community Fund aims to welcoming applications from all and chapels of all support projects which help parts of the UK and Ireland, denominations are eligible to communities and people in particularly from areas of social apply for assistance. need. and economic deprivation. SPEAKERS

The Joseph Rank Trust Cornwall Community South West Water

They are an independent Foundation (CCF) South West Water is the water Christian grant-maker working Cornwall Community Foundation and wastewater service provider with all Christian denominations helps to build stronger for a population of c. 1.7 million in the UK. The principal object of communities by encouraging in Cornwall, Devon, and parts of the Trust is "to advance the local giving. All the money they Somerset and Dorset. The Christian Faith" - to further the raise supports volunteer-led, Neighbourhood Fund is all about Kingdom of God. Today the grassroots community groups supporting our local community. Trustees of the Trust seek to across Cornwall and the Isles of They can fund neighbourhood continue the work and Scilly. Their mission is to make community groups which inspire generosity of Joseph Rank by sustainable funding available to physical activities, education, pursuing specific areas of address disadvantage and health and wellbeing, and deliver interest. strengthen communities. positive environmental outcomes.

National Churches Trust

The National Churches Trust are dedicated to supporting places of worship of historic, architectural and community value used by Christian denominations throughout the UK. They do this by providing grants for urgent repairs and community facilities and helping places of worship keep their buildings in good repair. SPEAKERS Our Experts Through Experience Debbie Read

Debbie Read is the treasurer for St Mellanus Church in Mullion, a former councillor and has sat on several outside bodies dealing with funding in the community. This experience has enabled her to apply for funding for many organisations in the community, over the years raising £58,000 for local projects. Most of the funding has been for our church either directly or, whilst their secretary, through The Friends of St Mellanus Church our charity that was established to maintain the church building.

Michael Thorn

Michael Thorn is a chartered civil engineer with a career in research and project studies for rivers, estuaries and coasts. He is a member of the PCC of St Michael’s, where he has been the Planned Giving and Gift Aid Secretary for 9 years. He has successfully secured grants for the re-roofing of the church in 2011 and the replacement of the floor of the church in 2020. FUNDERS Additional Funders Additional Grant-making Organisations Covering Cornwall.

Clare Milne Trust The Claire Milne Trust funds small registered charities working with people with disabilities and located in the South West, mainly Devon and Cornwall. Grants are awarded four times a year. www.claremilnetrust.com

Cornwall Council Community Grants Each Cornwall Councillor has a small grant allocation to assist projects run by voluntary and community groups in the area they represent. The grants can be used for a wide range of groups and activities including helping vulnerable children or adults, helping young people, providing facilities for older people, supporting community facilities, local environment projects and helping projects to tackle community safety issues. Full Guidelines are available in the Community Grant Guidance Notes on the Council website.

Cornwall Heritage Trust Cornwall Heritage Trust is a Charity which protects some of the most iconic sites in Cornwall, such as Castle an Dinas and Sancreed Beacon. We regularly provide grants to other heritage organisations and our education programme helps to promote a greater appreciation of Cornwall’s unique heritage. www.cornwallheritagetrust.org

Cornwall Rural Community Charity (CRCC) Cornwall Rural Community Charity provides practical support and guidance to individuals, community based organisations and community businesses. CRCC strives to take away the barriers that prevent them from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities. CRCC administer a number of Wellbeing Grants for individuals, groups and organisations. www.cornwallrcc.org.uk

Duchy Health Charity Duchy Health Charity offers grants to organisations, charities and other groups that aim to improve the health care and the well-being of patients in Cornwall, helping to create effective health and wellbeing solutions for the people of Cornwall. www.duchyhealthcharity.org

FUNDERS

Fishermen’s Mission The Fishermen’s Mission provides a lifeline of welfare and support to fishermen and their families. We provide emergency support alongside practical, financial, spiritual and emotional care to all fishermen, active or retired, and their families. www.fishermensmission.org.uk

There are a number of very local trusts operating within the different Parishes of Cornwall. Your local Parish Council should be able to provide information. Alternatively look at the annual reports/accounts of small organisations and charities in your area and see who they receive funding from.

Grant-making Trusts, Foundations and Guides sensitive to Faith based Projects

Anchor Foundation Supports Christian Charities concerned with social inclusion particularly through ministries of healing and the arts. www.theanchorfoundation.org.uk

Archer Trust Archer Trust gives grants to provide aid or support to a defined group of needy or deserving people, for instance those with physical or mental disabilities or the disadvantaged, and especially to organisations working in areas of high unemployment and deprivation in the UK. www.archertrust.org.uk

Childs Charitable Trust Childs Charitable Trust supports Christian UK registered charities. It has a list of areas that are ineligible for funding on its website www.childscharitabletrust.org

Churchcare Grants for conservation and building repairs in Anglican Churches. https://www.churchofengland.org/resources/churchcare/our-conservation-grants

Cinnamon Network Cinnamon Network conducts research, provides advice, delivers training courses and helps churches start social action projects that transform their communities. www.cinnamonnetwork.co.uk FUNDERS

Edward Cadbury Trust Edward Cadbury Trust gives grants to registered charities, principally operating within the Midlands region, for projects which support and develop its areas of interest. These are social welfare, music, nature, education and training combined with the Quaker values of simplicity, equality, justice, peace and care of the environment. www.edwardcadburytrust.org.uk

Firstfruits Firstfruits is a grant making Christian charity which supports and assist individuals and families in crisis by partnering financially with charities and organisations who help poor, vulnerable people and those in desperate situations. www.first-fruits.org.uk

Gibbs Charitable Trust Gibbs Charitable Trust has a record of supporting initiatives taken by Methodist churches and organisations, by those active in the creative arts and by bodies active in selected areas of international concern.The Trust has made grants in a number of different cities and counties with an increasing concentration on projects in South Wales and East Wales and to support projects that trustees know, and that they can visit. www.gibbstrust.org.uk

Girdlers Company Charitable Trust Girdlers Company Charitable Trust makes donations and grants on behalf of the Girdlers’ Company to registered and exempt charities, Charitable Incorporated Organisations (CIOs) and Community and Amateur Sports Clubs (CASCs). Around half of this sum consists of grants to around 30 Principal Charities with whom the Trust has long term relationships and those which support specific areas of need. www.girdlers.co.uk

The Harold Hyam Wingate Foundation Grants averaging £4,000 for UK charities. Jewish life and learning, music and the performing arts normally account for at least 75% of all grant awards. All applicants are currently required to explain how the funding they are requesting can be used under the current constraints of the government’s COVID-19 guidance. http://www.wingatefoundation.org.uk/

The Jerusalem Trust One of 17 grant-making trusts established by members of the Sainsbury family. Its aims are to advance the Christian religion and promote Christian organisations and the charitable purposes and institutions they support; and to advance Christian education and learning. www.sfct.org.uk/Jerusalem FUNDERS

The Jewish Charity Guide The Jewish Charity Guide lists over 520 UK registered Jewish charities serving the Jewish community at home, in Israel and throughout the world. www.jewishcharityguide.co.uk

The John James Charitable Trust The John James Charitable Trust is a grant-making charity providing support for individuals and organisations with a Christian focus, as well as providing funding for ministry training. www.johnjamestrust.org

Marsh Christian Trust Marsh Christian Trust’s grants programme provides long-term core funding to registered charities experienced in their chosen field of work. www.marshchristiantrust.org

Mercers Company One of the 110 livery companies in the City of London which aims is to distribute £15 million to charitable causes each year, focused on Young People & Education, Older People & Housing and Church & Communities. www.mercers.co.uk

The Norwood and Newton Settlement The Norwood and Newton Settlement aims to encourage Church growth, both numerically and spiritually and provides grants to projects which demonstrate Christian Values. This includes demolition and rebuilding of churches, church extensions and upgrades, building purchase and capital projects for local charities. www.norwoodandnewton.co.uk

Sir Halley Stewart Sir Halley Stewart is a grant-giving charity that supports innovative and pioneering Social, Medical and Religious projects, to enable human flourishing and to prevent suffering.The Trust is underpinned by Christian values, but welcomes applications from other faith and non-faith projects. www.sirhalleystewart.org.uk

Souter Charitable Trust Souter Charitable Trust assists projects engaged in the relief of human suffering in the UK and overseas – particularly, but not exclusively, those promoting spiritual welfare. www.soutercharitabletrust.org.uk FUNDERS

Other Trusts sensitive to Faith-based Projects without Websites

Details can generally be checked with the Charity Commission. Most are very small with limited grant-making capacity.

The Davidson Family Charitable Trust Interests: capital grants generally averaging £5,000 for UK registered charities working in the UK or overseas in the areas of the arts, education, Jewish causes, medicine and social welfare. Enquiries about how to apply for grant support may be made at any time. Maxine and Gerald Davidson, The Davidson Family Charitable Trust, 58 Queen Anne Street, London, W1G 8HW

Donating Charity Limited The Charity’s main areas of interest are religious education (specifically the advancement of the Jewish religion) and the relief of poverty, sickness and disability (again, particularly where this relates to the Jewish religion). The Charity will, however, consider all requests which they receive from registered charities in England and make donations based on the level of funds available. Contact: The Donating Charity Limited, 121 Princes Park Avenue, London, NW11 0JS

The Eric Charles Charitable Trust Interests: grants averaging £4,000 for UK registered charities working in the UK and overseas in the areas of arts, community, culture, education, healthcare, overseas aid and religion. Contact: Henry Charles, The Eric Charles Charitable Trust, 38 Chester Close, North London, NW1 4JE. Tel: 0207 304 2000 Email: [email protected]

The Hornby Lonsdale Charitable Trust Interests: Grants generally between £500 and £10,000 for registered charities in England and Wales working in the fields of animal welfare, cancer & hospices, health & disability, military & disabled, religious & community and general charitable causes. Contact: Kathy Allso, The Hornby Lonsdale Charitable Trust, 8 Finsbury Circus, London, EC2M 7AZ. Tel: 0207 319 5539. Email: [email protected]

Kingsgrove Charitable Trust: Interests: Religious Activities, Makes Grants To Organisations supporting: Children/young People, Elderly/old People, The Prevention Or Relief Of Poverty. The Kingsgrove Charitable Trust, New Farm Office, Elm Farm, Grove, Wantage, Oxon, OX12 7PD Email: [email protected] Tel: 01235768851 FUNDERS Additional useful resources and links for church and faith-based projects

Crossing the Threshold Toolkit A step-by-step guide to managing a church building project. www.hereford.anglican.org/parish-support/community-partnership/crossing-the- threshold-toolkit

Government advice on charitable fundraising https://www.gov.uk/guidance/fundraising-legally-and-responsibly

Useful general advice on fund-raising www.j4bcommunity.co.uk

Information on repairing and caring for church buildings: https://arthurrankcentre.org.uk/church-life/rural-church-buildings-resource-2018/3- repairing-the-buildings-fabric/ https://www.churchofengland.org/resources/churchcare/advice-and-guidance-church- buildings

Ecclesiastical Insurance They have some great resources to provide you with the help and advice that you need to continue to protect your church and its community. https://www.ecclesiastical.com/church/fundraising/

National Churches Trust National Churches Trust have a great Building Advice section on this webslink designed to help you to look after your church, chapel or meeting house. https://www.nationalchurchestrust.org/building-advice Additional resources for churches, faith-based projects, and grassroot community organisations

Allen Lane Foundation Funds small registered charities and voluntary groups working in seven particular areas: asylum seekers and refugees, gypsies and travellers, migrant communities, offenders and ex-offenders, older people, people experiencing mental health problems, and people experiencing violence or abuse. www.allenlane.org.uk FUNDERS

Arts & Health South West Arts & Health South West is a learning, advocacy, networking and development organisation. Its website provides information on some funding streams that help people to experience the arts and culture for the benefit of their health and wellbeing. https://www.ahsw.org.uk/opportunities/funding/

Arts Council England Arts Council England invests money in art and culture through funding organisations, artists, events and initiatives. Its National Lottery Project Grants is a new open access programme for arts, museums and libraries projects, supporting individual artists, community and cultural organisations. www.artscouncil.org.uk

Asda Foundation Asda Foundation supports small grass roots organisations through its Transforming Communities and Improving Lives Grants which are about bringing people together in local communities. This could be by offering better facilities, providing easier access to activities for all ages and abilities and encouraging everyone to celebrate what is important to them. www.asdafoundation.org

Biffa Award Biffa Award gives grants to community projects near landfill sites and Biffa operations to build communities and transform lives. Grants are available for both Community Buildings and Rebuilding Biodiversity if the project site is within a defined distance from a significant Biffa operation and/or an active Biffa Landfill site. www.biffa-award.org

Children in Need Children in Need makes grants to charities and other non-profit organisations that support and work with children and young people who are disadvantaged and face challenges in their lives. It has a Main Grants programme for grants over £10,000 per year for up to three years and also awards Small Grants for any amount up to and including £10,000 per year. www.bbcchildreninneed.co.uk/grants

Comic Relief and Sport Relief Comic Relief and Sport Relief helps projects throughout the UK and the rest of the world by supporting intermediary organisations www.comicrelief.com

Co-op Local Community Fund Supports local causes throughout the UK. The funding stream opens again shortly. https://causes.coop.co.uk/ FUNDERS

Esmée Fairbairn Foundation Esmée Fairbairn Foundation is one of the largest independent grant-makers in the UK. It aims to build an inclusive, creative and sustainable society through supporting work that focuses on the Arts, Children and Young People, the Environment, Food and Social Change through grants and social investments. www.esmeefairbairn.org.uk

Garfield Weston Foundation Garfield Weston Foundation is a charitable grant-making foundation, which supports a wide range of causes across the UK. It has a preference for charities directly delivering services and activities to those in need, and is especially keen to see applications from charities in the Welfare, Youth and Community sectors and in regions of economic disadvantage. One of its areas of work is Faith and it supports communities by providing funds towards practical projects such as facilities in church buildings and inclusive activities for the wider community. www.garfieldweston.org

Henry Smith Charity Henry Smith Charity is amongst the largest independent grant makers in the UK, providing grants for small and medium sized organisations in the UK to support projects and the running costs of organisations working in at least one of its six priority areas. www.henrysmithcharity.org.uk

Inman Charity Inman Charity is a small charity supporting Registered Charities working mainly in the areas of medical research, care of the elderly, deaf and blind, hospices and the physically & mentally disabled. www.inmancharity.org

Lloyds Bank Foundation Lloyds Bank Foundation is an independent charitable trust funded by the profits of Lloyds Banking Group, which partners small, local charities with an annual income of £25,000 to £1m helping people overcome complex social issues such as mental health, homelessness and domestic abuse. www.lloydsbankfoundation.org.uk

The National Lottery Heritage Fund The largest dedicated funder of heritage in the UK. It distributes National Lottery grants from £3,000 to £5million and over, funding projects that sustain and transform the UK's heritage. It provides leadership and support across the heritage sector, and advocates for the value of heritage. www.heritagefund.org.uk

FUNDERS

Sainsbury Family Charitable Trusts Sainsbury Family Charitable Trusts is the operating office of 17 different independent grant- making trusts established by members of the Sainsbury family. Each trust’s charitable giving follows the family member’s own interests, priorities and ways of working. The trusts only fund registered charities or activities with clearly defined charitable purposes. SFCT provides links to the websites of the independent trusts or where to find further information. It advises that the great majority of proposals are unsuccessful and the trustees wish to discourage charities from wasting resources on applications that fall outside the trusts’ remit. http://www.sfct.org.uk/

Salamander Charitable Trust Salamander Charitable Trust aims to protect, promote and enhance the health and rights of people marginalised by societies worldwide as a result of their gender, HIV status or sexual and reproductive health issues. www.salamandertrust.net

Van Neste Foundation Van Neste Foundation focuses grants that encourage innovation, self-help against social injustices especially in areas of social change, children and young people, mainly within the UK but also in developing countries. www.vanneste.org.uk

Waitrose Community Champions Waitrose Community Champions scheme has donated over £30 million to over 100,000 local community causes since its launch in 2008. Each month every Waitrose & Partners branch donates £1,000 (£500 in Convenience shops) between 3 local good causes chosen by customers. Online, Waitrose.com also shares a donation of £25,000 between 3 national causes, each cause receiving a share according to the number of votes received. www.waitrose.com/content/waitrose/en/home/inspiration/community_matters.html General Funding Resources and Information

Transformation Cornwall Transformation Cornwall compile 2 regularly updated grant lists. One list details Grants for Groups with over 100 local and national grants that support faith and grass-root projects throughout Cornwall and beyond. The second lists details Hardship Grants for Individuals in Need. With over 65 grants for people to directly apply for grants to help with living costs, education & training, young people, life events as well as a number of grants for people with specific needs and/or people who work, or have worked in, certain employment areas including construction, fishing, farming, hospitality, nursing, retail etc. https://transformation-cornwall.org.uk/resources/transformation-cornwall-grants-list FUNDERS

Directory of Social Change Directory of Social Change provides Funds Online service. See website for annual subscription rates. Free, e-newsletter also available. www.dsc.org.uk/newsletter www.dsc.org.uk/funding-websites

GRIN West Funding bulletin providing a daily grants E-bulletin and a monthly Grants and resources Database. See website for prices. www.grin.coop South

My Funding Central My Funding Central is a new database of grant funding and social investment sources. This service is free for organisations under £30k. www.myfundingcentral.co.uk

National Council of Community Voluntary Organisations National Council of Community Voluntary Organisations' newly updated funding section has a wealth of information on grants, fundraising and public services. www.ncvo.org.uk/funding-income

Heritage Funding Directory Free, easy-to-use guide to financial and other support for anyone undertaking UK related heritage, managed by The Heritage Alliance and the Architectural Heritage Fund. www.heritagefundingdirectoryuk.org

Parish Resources Free access to over 400 pages of resources (web & pdf) to support all aspects of stewardship, administration and management in the local church. Anglican focus but also useful for other denominations, includes information on funding capital projects and fund- raising. www.parishresources.org.uk

Church Grants Church Grants is the only online search engine specifically for churches and Christian organisations. The site contains a searchable database of hundreds of UK trusts and foundations and is relevant for Christian churches of all denominations. An annual subscription is £49 and entitles you to unlimited searches. NB Truro Diocese has subscribed on behalf of parishes in the diocese to Church Grants (contact [email protected] for your parish code) https://truro.churchgrants.co.uk M E E T T H E F U N D E R S Community Workshop Programme 2021

M O N 1 4 T H J U N E : V I S I O N S E T T I N G & P R O J E C T P L A N N I N G : Find out why a vision is vital. Discover project planning techniques and the M O N 2 8 T H J U N E : importance of vision setting to help F U N D E R & D A T A W O R K S H O P you successfully manage your project. Find out why data is necessary for funding applications and where to gather it from. With the exciting opportunity to hear from a major funder.

M O N 5 T H J U L Y : F U N D R A I S I N G T H R O U G H T O U R I S M A N D F I N D I N G F U N D E R S Explore using tourism in your funding and how seasonal visitors M O N 2 0 T H S E P T : and tourists can help to develop L I V I N G T O D A Y W I T H and fund your project. T O M O R R O W I N M I N D Explore how we can ensure that our projects are ecological and sustainable, and where to find funding for environmental projects. M O N 1 1 T H O C T O B E R : F U N D E R A N D G R A N T A P P L I C A T I O N W O R K S H O P Find out more about the key questions in a grant application M O N 1 5 T H N O V : forms. There will also be an B U I L D I N G S W O R K S H O P opportunity to hear directly from a A specific focus on finding funding for grant funder. building projects: whether for a new building or repairs to enhance your community work and welcome. DELEGATES Delegate List

Name Organisation Mr Russell Keeble Threemilestone & Gloweth Community Support Group Mr Trevor Brittain N/A Mr Simon Holborow Friends of Cornwall SSAFA Mr John Sweeting Active8 Mr Geoff Rumbles Truro Methodist Church Mr David Rabey Truro Methodist Church Mrs Barbara Brittain Way Mrs heather French Treneglos parish Church Mrs Brigit Kiyaga Diocese of Exeter Mrs Micheline Smith Week St. Mary PCC Rev Paul Benney Methodist Church Mr Peter Mitchell Treneglos church Miss Lois Wild St Petrocs Mr John Gilbert Methodist church Mr Geoffery Cox St John's Pensilva Miss Justine Read Children's Sailing Trust Ms Emma Goulding Children's Sailing Trust Mrs Anne Colvin foodbank Mrs Chantal Shears The Clothes Horse Mrs Emma Pitman Newquay foodbank Ms Nour Chakroun Inspiring Women Network Mrs Helen Nicholson Tresillian Methodist Church Mr Nigel Hicks St Johns Church Delabole Ms Claire Salzmann St Johns Church Miss Alexandra Cairns The Salvation Army Ms Lydia Manuell Royal Cornwall Museum Mrs Tamsin Chapman-Gunner Womens Centre Cornwall Ms Sarah Clook MHA Communities - Cornwall Mr Tracy Beavill MHA Communities Mrs Anita Thompson Wesley Methodist Church Mrs Elizabeth Hewer MHA Communities Cornwall Mr Jon Goodman Newquay Sea Pool Restoration Mr Louis Gardner Newquay Sea Pool Restoration Mrs Irene Hardie Crafters/ North Cornwall Hearing Voices Group Mr Martyn Coles The Salvation Army, Newquay Miss Candy Kemp Slipway Studio/art workshops for community DELEGATES

Mrs Pippa Pyrah Nancealverne School Mrs Fay Mayo Nancealverne School Mrs Elaine Coleman Kernow Credit Union Ltd Mr Terence Stanton Special Olympics Cornwall & Kernow Specials Ms Julie Parker Penhaligon's Friends Ms Julie Parker Penhaligon's Friends Mr Gus Guest St Minver PCC Mr David Oglethorpe N/A Mr Alan Wallace Transforming Mission Rev Jon Langford Bodmin Light and Life Church Mrs Deborah Read St Mellanus Church Mr charles Gurd St Michael and All Angels Church, Mrs Erica Payne Innovista UK Mr Michael Thorn PCC of St Michael’s, Helston Mrs Penelope Whitelock Crowan Church Miss Julia Keep St Paul's Church Charlestown North Roof Mr Jim Cleare Luxulyan Church

This list was compiled on 11 May 2021. WHAT'S NEXT What's Next?

Thank you so much for joining for these two days of learning, networking, and sharing of ideas. We hope that you have found this time beneficial for you, and your projects and we look forward to working closely with you all in the coming months.

Today is just the beginning of our year long MtF programme, and we would invite you to sign up to the Transformation Cornwall newsletter on our website to find out more about the full 2021 lineup.

This document, all presentations from today’s event, and the rest of our Toolbox resources will also be available on the Transformation Cornwall website shortly after the event. https://transformation-cornwall.org.uk/

For any other queries, please contact:

Jane Yeomans Liz Wallace Project Manager, Parish Funding & Transformation Cornwall Project Advisor jane@transformation- [email protected] cornwall.org.uk nglican.org Tel: 07485 476 598 Tel: 01872 360036

Lucy Sherburn Daniel Roberts Comms & Admin Project Worker, Assistant, Transformation Transformation Cornwall Cornwall daniel@transformation- lucy@transformation- cornwall.org.uk cornwall.org.uk Tel: 07485 476 598 Tel: 07485 476 598

FUND-RAISING IS PROCLAIMING WHAT WE BELIEVE IN SUCH A WAY THAT WE OFFER OTHER PEOPLE AN OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE WITH US IN OUR VISION AND MISSION.

Henri Nouwen