THE WOMEN'S ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK TRUST

Donations from Grant Makers ?

We have details on the following donations. Multi-year donations are allocated to the years for which they are earmarked.

Major supporters in last 5 years

Specific Donations

Amount	When Months	To be used for
Lankelly Chase Foundation - Grant to (The) Women's Environmental Network Trust (WEN)
£50,000	21/03/2023 12	(The) Women's Environmental Network Trust (WEN)
Lankelly Chase Foundation - Grant to (The) Women's Environmental Network Trust (WEN)
£2,250	14/12/2022 12	(The) Women's Environmental Network Trust (WEN)
City Bridge Trust - Grant to Women's Environmental Network Trust
£72,000	23/08/2022 24	£72,000 for two further and final years (£35,350; £36,650) towards the Tower Hamlets Food Growing Network, including the 0.6FTE Project Coordinator; 0.1FTE Project Manager; the costs of the network gatherings; growing workshops; community food ....more £72,000 for two further and final years (£35,350; £36,650) towards the Tower Hamlets Food Growing Network, including the 0.6FTE Project Coordinator; 0.1FTE Project Manager; the costs of the network gatherings; growing workshops; community food network events; materials for the development of community gardens and a contribution to WEN’s overheads.
Joseph Rowntree Foundation - Grant to Women's Environmental Network
£331,127	19/03/2022	Core costs
Lankelly Chase Foundation - Grant to (The) Women's Environmental Network Trust (WEN)
£10,000	28/09/2021	(The) Women's Environmental Network Trust (WEN)
Lankelly Chase Foundation - Grant to (The) Women's Environmental Network Trust
£20,000	29/03/2021	(The) Women's Environmental Network Trust
National Lottery Community Fund - Just Food and Climate Transiton
£2,126,615	07/07/2020 59	Working alongside a range of local community food projects this project aims to build a sustainable food system that delivers environmental benefits and improves social conditions for Tower Hamlets residents.
Lankelly Chase Foundation - Grant to (The) Women's Environmental Network Trust
£90,000	27/04/2020	(The) Women's Environmental Network Trust
City Bridge Trust - Grant to Women's Environmental Network Trust
£9,290	09/04/2020	A one-off, unrestricted grant of £9,920, equivalent to one regular quarterly payment for the organisation’s current grant. COVID19
Joseph Rowntree Foundation - Grant to Women's Environmental Network
£72,556	16/03/2019 24	Women's Voices - linking environmental and gender justice
Comic Relief - Sustainability Fund 2
£40,000	13/02/2019 3	The Work of WEN has never been more relevant due to the headline news around women's rights and the environment funding would enable WEN to rebrand, better understand their audience, get digitally fit for the future and better show their impact.
City Bridge Trust - Grant to Women's Environmental Network Trust
£110,600	14/11/2018 36	£110,600 over three years (£35,720; £37,160; £37,720) towards the part-time salary of the Tower Hamlets Food Growing Network Co-ordinator, activity costs and a contribution to core costs of the Women's Environmental Network.
Tedworth Charitable Trust - Employment of a community gardener
£19,500	10/10/2017	Towards employment of a community gardener.
National Lottery Community Fund - Soil Sisters
£245,016	12/07/2017 36	This group will use horticulture and cooking to increase social inclusion and improve the health and wellbeing of women fleeing domestic violence and abuse. The project will operate within five refuges, supporting women and children and providing ....more This group will use horticulture and cooking to increase social inclusion and improve the health and wellbeing of women fleeing domestic violence and abuse. The project will operate within five refuges, supporting women and children and providing specialist support for women with Turkish, Iranian and South Asian heritage including those affected by sexual violence fleeing forced marriage. The neglected grounds within the refuges will provide a therapeutic growing area and positive environment.
DCMS - Rosa Fund, Tampon Tax
£25,000	01/05/2017	[Placeholder]
Joseph Rowntree Foundation - Grant to Women's Environmental Network
£60,000	18/03/2017 24	New Voices - bringing women's voices into mainstream environmental issues
Comic Relief - Building WEN's core strength
£38,840	30/11/2016 24	The Women's Environmental Network is based in east London, in the heart of a gentrified neighbourhood on the edge of the country's oldest housing estate. Set up in 1988 they have worked for the past few decades championing women's health issues ....more The Women's Environmental Network is based in east London, in the heart of a gentrified neighbourhood on the edge of the country's oldest housing estate. Set up in 1988 they have worked for the past few decades championing women's health issues (such as having non-bleached sanitary products) and a healthier environment. They have a long history of running gardening and food growing projects for women and for mixed groups, throughout deprived areas in east London.
DCMS - Building WEN's core strength
£19,420	30/11/2016	The Women's Environmental Network is based in east London, in the heart of a gentrified neighbourhood on the edge of the country's oldest housing estate. Set up in 1988 they have worked for the past few decades championing women's health issues ....more The Women's Environmental Network is based in east London, in the heart of a gentrified neighbourhood on the edge of the country's oldest housing estate. Set up in 1988 they have worked for the past few decades championing women's health issues (such as having non-bleached sanitary products) and a healthier environment. They have a long history of running gardening and food growing projects for women and for mixed groups, throughout deprived areas in east London.
DCMS - Building WEN's core strength
£19,420	30/11/2016	The Women's Environmental Network is based in east London, in the heart of a gentrified neighbourhood on the edge of the country's oldest housing estate. Set up in 1988 they have worked for the past few decades championing women's health issues ....more The Women's Environmental Network is based in east London, in the heart of a gentrified neighbourhood on the edge of the country's oldest housing estate. Set up in 1988 they have worked for the past few decades championing women's health issues (such as having non-bleached sanitary products) and a healthier environment. They have a long history of running gardening and food growing projects for women and for mixed groups, throughout deprived areas in east London.
Tedworth Charitable Trust - Tower Hamlets Food Growing Network
£5,000	03/03/2015	Towards the Tower Hamlets Food Growing Network.

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Trustees (7)

Legal constitution

• Charitable company registered in England & Wales on 08/04/1992, number: 1010397
• Registered at Companies House on 10/07/1990, number: 02520522

Gift Aid

• Registered with HMRC for Gift Aid

Policies in force

Filing Record

Main office

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Objectives

TO PROMOTE THE PROTECTION AND PRESERVATION OF HUMAN HEALTH AND IN PARTICULAR THE HEALTH OF WOMEN AND THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT BY THE ADVANCEMENT OF RESEARCH AND EDUCATION THEREIN AND IN THE INTER-RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT AND HUMAN HEALTH (AND PUBLICATION OF THE USEFUL RESULTS OF SUCH RESEARCH) AND BY SUCH OTHER CHARITABLE MEANS AS MAY BE THOUGHT FIT.

Defined Area of Benefit:

NOT DEFINED