THE BREAD AND BUTTER THING.

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
Cheshire Community Foundation - Sensory Cookery Class
£1,920	20/09/2023 11	The Cookery Project will be for young adults of all disabilities focusing on ability rather than disability. 44 cooking sessions will take place over a year, classes will be weekly and last 1 hour. Each session will involve 10 clients, 2 staff and 1 ....more The Cookery Project will be for young adults of all disabilities focusing on ability rather than disability. 44 cooking sessions will take place over a year, classes will be weekly and last 1 hour. Each session will involve 10 clients, 2 staff and 1 volunteer.
Cheshire Community Foundation - Longridge expansion
£25,000	29/11/2022	Longridge expansion
CAF - Grant to The Bread and Butter Thing
£5,000	18/06/2020 3	Grant to The Bread and Butter Thing to support the organisation through COVID19
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - Covid-19 Food Charity Grant Scheme
£100,000	21/05/2020	The aim of this activity is to provide immediate support for a limited period of time to keep food charities and front-line charities that provide food aid open and supporting those most vulnerable due to the economic impacts of Covid-19.
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - Covid-19 Food Charity Grant Scheme
£110,000	21/05/2020	Provide immediate support for a limited period of time to keep food charities and front-line charities that provide food aid open and supporting those most vulnerable due to the economic impacts of Covid-19.
Trafford Housing Trust Social Investment - covid emergency grant
£12,100	01/05/2020	to set up 3 more TBBT hubs a a response the the effects of covid.
Trafford Housing Trust Social Investment - Expanding TBBT
£100,000	05/03/2020	planning further expansion over the next 3 years, at least doubling our overall impact in Greater Manchester to provide; 20,000 registered members, 5,000 of which we anticipate to be in the Trafford Borough with annual savings of over £2M and ....more planning further expansion over the next 3 years, at least doubling our overall impact in Greater Manchester to provide; 20,000 registered members, 5,000 of which we anticipate to be in the Trafford Borough with annual savings of over £2M and delivering over 5M meals per annum.
Trafford Housing Trust Social Investment - Extended Service in Sale Moor
£8,000	11/03/2019	The TBBT model always aims to be sustainable and asks for support in the first year of expansion into a new community hub. We are six months into embedding our partnership in with SMCP and need further help to get us to the point of being able to be ....more The TBBT model always aims to be sustainable and asks for support in the first year of expansion into a new community hub. We are six months into embedding our partnership in with SMCP and need further help to get us to the point of being able to be sustainable.
Trafford Housing Trust Social Investment - TBBT expansion into Sale Moor
£8,000	08/08/2018	offering a family food parcel membership scheme. It is sourced by TBBT and supported by the volunteers of SMCP.
Manchester City Council - Grant to The Bread and Butter Thing
£16,000	01/07/2018	Provide a food membership scheme to low-income families
National Lottery Community Fund - Bread and Butter Thing
£50,000	30/04/2018 12	This funding will help The Bread and Butter Thing to work with local volunteers, community centres and hubs to collect and distribute food boxes at affordable prices to families on lower incomes. The boxes are made from surplus food which would ....more This funding will help The Bread and Butter Thing to work with local volunteers, community centres and hubs to collect and distribute food boxes at affordable prices to families on lower incomes. The boxes are made from surplus food which would otherwise go to waste, and are tailored to match people's lifestyle and dietary requirements. People using the service can also access other advice, support and social activities on offer at the community centre or hub local to them.

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Trustees (6)

Legal constitution

• Charity registered in England & Wales on 27/09/2016, number: 1169383

Gift Aid

• NOT registered with HMRC for Gift Aid

Policies in force

Filing Record

Main office

Objectives

A. THE RELIEF OF FINANCIAL HARDSHIP AND THE PROMOTION OF SOCIAL INCLUSION AMONG PEOPLE LIVING OR WORKING IN THE UK FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BY PROVIDING SUCH PERSONS WITH, OR WITH ACCESS TO, GOODS, SERVICES AND/OR FUNDS WITHOUT A POVERTY PREMIUM WHICH THEY COULD NOT OBTAIN ACCESS TO THROUGH LACK OF MEANS AND/OR AS A RESULT OF THEIR SOCIAL AND FINANCIAL EXCLUSION FROM SOCIETY AS A RESULT OF ONE OF MORE OF THE FOLLOWING FACTORS: UNEMPLOYMENT, FINANCIAL HARDSHIP; YOUTH OR OLD AGE; ILL HEALTH (PHYSICAL OR MENTAL); SUBSTANCE ABUSE OR DEPENDENCY INCLUDING ALCOHOL AND DRUGS; POOR EDUCATION OR SKILLS ATTAINMENT; CRIME (EITHER AS A VICTIM OF CRIME OR AS AN OFFENDER REHABILITATING INTO SOCIETY). B. THE PROTECTION AND PRESERVATION OF THE ENVIRONMENT FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BY THE PROMOTION OF FOOD WASTE AND FAST MOVING CONSUMER GOODS WASTE REDUCTION BY REDISTRIBUTING GOODS TO PEOPLE IN LOW INCOME HOUSEHOLDS. C. THE PROMOTION OF GOOD HEALTH AND NUTRITION BY PROVIDING AFFORDABLE ACCESS TO, AND SUPPLYING, A HEALTHY AND BALANCED DIET AND PROVIDING ADVICE AND EDUCATION ON A HEALTHY AND BALANCED DIET. D. ANY OTHER OBJECTS WHICH ARE CONSIDERED TO BE CHARITABLE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAW OF ENGLAND AND WALES.