BRIDEWELL ORGANIC GARDENS

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
Oxfordshire Community Foundation - CRM and website development
£39,520	26/05/2022	Improve our ability to communicate with primary external audiences including potential beneficiaries, referrers, supporters, and donors. Making internal operations more efficient, external communications more effective and impactful, and ....more Improve our ability to communicate with primary external audiences including potential beneficiaries, referrers, supporters, and donors. Making internal operations more efficient, external communications more effective and impactful, and strengthening the quality and integrity of our data and back office operations to future proof key elements of Bridewell's operations.
Sir Jules Thorn Charitable Trust - Bridewell Organic Gardens - 29/10/21
£1,500	10/11/2021	Shade Tunnel Project
Oxfordshire Community Foundation - Hard landscaping project
£530	13/05/2021	To purchase materials to replace one large raised bed planting area which is used to grow fruit and veg. The work in building the new bed will led by one of their volunteers and will provide invaluable experience for service users in a hard ....more To purchase materials to replace one large raised bed planting area which is used to grow fruit and veg. The work in building the new bed will led by one of their volunteers and will provide invaluable experience for service users in a hard landscaping project and working as a team.
National Lottery Community Fund - COVID-19 Mental Health Recovery
£9,650	22/05/2020 4	The funding will be used to provide online and phone counselling for people experiencing mental health issues. The project aims to support the community through the Covid-19 pandemic.
Oxfordshire Community Foundation - COVID-19 Service Resilience
£10,000	27/04/2020 11	Maintaining a strong connection online and by phone for service users with a trusted team of staff and volunteers.
Garfield Weston Foundation - Main Grants award
£10,000	27/03/2020	Core Costs
Oxfordshire Community Foundation - Bridewell Gardens Building Capacity
£71,586	31/01/2020	At 25, Bridewell has begun a programme of change to ready its staff, volunteers, governance structure, and garden site for the next 25 years. This project will invest in physical and operational infrastructure to improve our long-term impact: - ....more At 25, Bridewell has begun a programme of change to ready its staff, volunteers, governance structure, and garden site for the next 25 years. This project will invest in physical and operational infrastructure to improve our long-term impact: - Invest in marketing, communication, volunteer management to raise our profile and engagement with supporters, volunteers, referral agents, and beneficiaries - Invest in our site to make us more efficient by bringing our administrative and therapeutic teams together at the gardens - Core to this programme of change has been the appointment of a new Director and recruitment of new trustees
Oxfordshire Community Foundation - Helping people with mental health problems into employment and voluntary work
£4,754	26/11/2018 11	creating an environment where service users are welcomed, interact with others (users, staff and volunteers) and are able to us their time at Bridewell to maximum effect in terms of their recovery from mental ill-health.
Garfield Weston Foundation - Main Grants award
£7,000	12/12/2017	Core Costs

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Data sourced from Donors via 360 Giving

Trustees (7)

Legal constitution

• Charity registered in England & Wales on 04/09/2014, number: 1158456

Gift Aid

• Registered with HMRC for Gift Aid

Policies in force

Filing Record

Main office

Bridewell Organic Gardens
The Walled Garden
Wilcote
CHIPPING NORTON
OX7 3DT

Objectives

TO RELIEVE THE CHARITABLE NEEDS OF PEOPLE RECOVERING FROM AND LIVING WITH A RANGE OF HEALTH PROBLEMS IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY THE PROVISION OF SERVICES TO SUPPORT THEIR NEEDS THROUGH HORTICULTURE AND WORKSHOPS RELATING TO RURAL CRAFTS