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London Community Response Wave 4 is open until 3rd December

United St Saviour's Charity appoints Stephen Burns as new Chair of the Board of Trustees

United St Saviour's Charity appoints Dwight Pile-Gray to the Board of Trustees

Read Rotherhithe, and London's, tribute to the historic Mayflower voyage

Work starts on site in Southwark Park Road as the new almshouse name is announced.

The Charity Commission proposes to make a Scheme to change trustees' powers over the charity's land and also how the land may be used.

To celebrate the easing of lockdown, the coming of summer and a number of notable birthdays, on Friday lunchtime the residents of Hoptons were treated to a short ‘socially distanced’ summer concert.

Please read our statement of commitment to tackle racism and other injustices experienced by Black Londoners in Southwark.

Small grants of up to £10k and large grants of up to £50k are available.

The Charity Commission proposes to make a Scheme to widen our area of benefit

£450k emergency grants awarded to 43 local organisations since April 2020.

Delivering Differently grants close to application on Tuesday 19th May. Crisis response grants will remain open.

Southwark Community Response awards £225k to 26 charities in 2 weeks to support the most vulnerable people affected by the Covid-19 outbreak.

There is still time to make a donation to our Spacehive page
Charities and community groups can apply for funding through The London Community Response website

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Last week we awarded over £44,000 in grants through the Southwark Community Response Fund for Covid-related emergency and urgent needs.
Wave 2 of the fund is now open to applications for (1) crisis response grants and (2) delivering differently grants. For details of how to apply, visit London Community Response website.

The fund is managed by United St Saviour’s but includes contributions from Guys and St Thomas’s Charity, Southwark Charities and Peter Minet Trust. Please visit our Spacehive page if you would like to contribute.

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United St Saviour’s and other Southwark funders have joined up and combined nearly £500,000 to launch an emergency response fund for community organisations