Next Funding Event Saturday 26th September 2009
The Funding Network will be holding its autumnal event on Saturday 26th September at that old TFN favourite venue, RIBA, 66 Portland Place, London, W1B 1AD. This event will be held in the morning from 10.30am until just after lunch.
We asked our members to vote for a theme for this event, and unlike the other elections held recently, the winner is Climate Change! And with the UN Summit in Copenhagen coming up in December, this issue has never been more timely.
This event will also include a chance to learn more about the issues surrounding climate change. More details to be released soon. To register for this event please click here.
After the funding event portion of the day we are excited to be holding an exclusive screening of climate change blockbuster, The Age of Stupid. Please click the logo for more information. |
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TFN London June 2 Funding Evening
Our most recent Funding evening was extra special. The five charities, all presented by well known personalities, raised between them over £63,000. We are very grateful to Barclays Wealth for supporting this event.
SAFE
Sponsored Arts For Education (SAFE) Pwani project aims to use Forum Theatre to address sexual violence in schools to increase educational attendance and attainment by providing a platform for negotiation and creating an environment of accountability.
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SURF
This project aims to provide vital equipment for a community centre in Ntarama, Rwanda, providing healthcare and income-generating activities to 3,000 survivors of the genocide. |
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Student Partnerships Worldwide (SPW)
SPW Uganda Youth Empowerment Programme creates opportunities for young people to become productive members of their community, and equips them with the skills to lead their own professional and personal development. |
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Reprieve
This fascinating project aims to complete the build of a database on renditions and secret imprisonment to help Reprieve and other human rights partners analyse research material and represent ghost prisoners held outside the reach of law. |
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SolarAid
This project brings light, income and electricity to over 2,500 people living in poverty, harnessing the power of the sun to combat climate change and poverty in Africa. |
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If you’d like to find out more about these projects or about The Funding Network, drop us a line.
The Funding Network
16 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London WC2A 3ED
Email: info@thefundingnetwork.org.uk
Tel: 0845 313 8449
