THE JACK HAZELDINE FOUNDATION LTD

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
Masonic Trust - MCF Matched Funding
£2,500	08/01/2024	Unrestricted matched funding in partnership with the local masonic province
Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to Jack Hazeldine Foundation
£4,973	04/08/2023	To maintain and further develop an outdoor learning space, The JHF Orchard, for mentoring sessions and for use by community partners.
Garfield Weston Foundation - Main Grants award
£10,000	12/04/2023	Main Grants award
National Lottery Community Fund - #JHFYoungLives
£196,404	28/01/2022	The project is using funding to expand their youth provision which is designed to empower and inspire disengaged young people through bespoke mentoring tutoring outdoor learning and therapeutic programmes. The project will support young people aged ....more The project is using funding to expand their youth provision which is designed to empower and inspire disengaged young people through bespoke mentoring tutoring outdoor learning and therapeutic programmes. The project will support young people aged 9-16 giving them access to experienced and passionate mentors tutors and therapists through bespoke mentoring programmes the provision of unique learning opportunities and the support of consistent positive role models young people are empowered to thrive.
Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to Jack Hazeldine Foundation
£45,000	10/12/2021 36	We are seeking funding for the introduction of a new full-time role of Programme Coordinator (Safeguarding).
Quartet Community Foundation - Project Recovery
£19,580	08/07/2021 10	To support disadvantaged young people by offering tailored tutoring, mentoring and bespoke activities to increase life skills and support lasting health and wellbeing.
National Lottery Community Fund - JHF- Together We Can
£8,200	29/04/2021	The organisation will use the funding to employ a tutor to provide mentoring life skills and activities to young people who have suffered from Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) including trauma abuse neglect and witnessing violence or substance ....more The organisation will use the funding to employ a tutor to provide mentoring life skills and activities to young people who have suffered from Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) including trauma abuse neglect and witnessing violence or substance abuse.
Quartet Community Foundation - JHF Project Growth
£9,190	04/08/2020	'JHF Project Growth’ will deliver a series of outdoor workshops for at-risk young people which will provide long lasting improved self confidence, resilience, and wellbeing.
National Lottery Community Fund - The JHF Summer Camp
£10,000	06/03/2020 1	The funding will be used to continue to deliver a 6 week summer camp for vulnerable children including those at risk of exclusion. This will provide participants with mentoring and one to one support and group activities to improve their confidence, ....more The funding will be used to continue to deliver a 6 week summer camp for vulnerable children including those at risk of exclusion. This will provide participants with mentoring and one to one support and group activities to improve their confidence, social skills, resilience and aspirations. The project aims to improve outcomes for vulnerable and disadvantaged young people.

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Trustees (6)

Legal constitution

• Charitable company registered in England & Wales on 11/01/2013, number: 1150442
• Registered at Companies House on 31/08/2012, number: 08197801

Gift Aid

• NOT registered with HMRC for Gift Aid

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Filing Record

Main office

Unit 2
The Stables
Clevedon Hall Estate
Victoria Road
Clevedon

Objectives

For the benefit of the public generally and in particular young people in the West of England and surrounding areas.To assist in the advancement of education, health and wellbeing of children and young people, as well as the advancement of citizenship and community development. This includes the provision of facilities for recreation and other leisure-time occupation in the interests of social welfare with the object of improving the conditions of life for the persons for whom they are intended.To provide relief to those who are disadvantaged or in need, promote the advancement of amateur sport and any other purpose currently recognised as 'charitable' and any new charitable purposes which are similar to another charitable purpose.