Garfield Weston Foundation - Main Grants award |
£80,000 |
13/10/2023
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The Seed Sovereignty Programme
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Rothschild Foundation - Grant to The Gaia Foundation |
£30,000 |
25/09/2023
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We Feed the UK is an ambitious storytelling campaign weaving together the arts and environmental sectors through documentary photography and spoken word to champion the farmers trailblazing regenerative farming.
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The Dixon Foundation - Seed Sovereignty Programme |
£10,000 |
17/06/2022
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Creating the conditions for a biodiverse, locally-adapted, climate resilient seed system to thrive in the UK & Ireland.
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Samworth Foundation - Environment |
£103,742 |
01/06/2021
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Funding to transform how Gaia work; including reducing to a 4-day week; investing in technological capability; creating new entrant opportunities for young people and developing an ‘Act local’ plan for their staff wellbeing
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Samworth Foundation - Environment |
£10,000 |
21/01/2021
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To fund the costs of transitioning to home-working due to the COVID-19 pandemic
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Samworth Foundation - Seed Sovereignty UK & Ireland Programme |
£150,000 |
16/06/2020
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Seed Sovereignty Programme is to increase the production of open pollinated and locally produced seeds in the UK and Ireland.
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Esmee Fairbairn - Grant to The Gaia Foundation |
£22,500 |
12/05/2020
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towards unrestricted core costs as a COVID-19 Fast Response grant
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Thirty Percy Foundation - Grant to Gaia Foundation |
£300,000 |
16/04/2020
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Core costs
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Tudor Trust - Grant to Gaia Foundation |
£90,000 |
13/08/2019
36 |
over three years as continuation funding towards the core costs of an organisation working worldwide to develop an integrated approach to climate change through social and ecological justice
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National Lottery Community Fund - We Feed the World Events Programme |
£10,000 |
21/09/2018
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The project aims to encourage the community to support local farmers and sustainable farming as a whole. It will also give them the chance to meet and learn new skills from other organisations and brands when they come together.
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Esmee Fairbairn - Grant to The Gaia Foundation |
£135,000 |
30/08/2017
36 |
Towards the project costs of a seed sovereignty programme for the UK, to promote a biodiverse and resilient arable and vegetable seed system.
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Comic Relief - Rites of Passage: Preventive & Restorative Justice for Youth |
£300,000 |
19/07/2017
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In Stellenbosch and the surrounding areas gang violence and substance misuse is rife. With high unemployment and very few prospects for the future, young people are left with little hope but to join gangs and get involved in illegal and very often
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In Stellenbosch and the surrounding areas gang violence and substance misuse is rife. With high unemployment and very few prospects for the future, young people are left with little hope but to join gangs and get involved in illegal and very often violent activity.The project will work with young people in conflict with the law to support them to change their behaviours through a journey of self-belief, trust and realisation. They will receive mentoring, support and skills training to give them hope and prepare them for the future. In addition the project will work with children and young people in schools to prevent them from joining gangs.
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Comic Relief - Promoting community-based, women-led development and governance systems in Africa |
£348,050 |
25/01/2017
36 |
This project will work directly with communities in Western and Northern Uganda to develop viable alternatives to the extractive industries that are impacting these areas. It will develop pilot initiatives in farming and alternative energy sources.
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This project will work directly with communities in Western and Northern Uganda to develop viable alternatives to the extractive industries that are impacting these areas. It will develop pilot initiatives in farming and alternative energy sources. They will use learning from these to support local and national advocacy with the intention of developing a viable alternative non-extractive development plan for Uganda, and promoting an alternative vision of development without environmental destruction.
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Tudor Trust - Grant to Gaia Foundation |
£75,000 |
07/12/2016
36 |
over three years as continuation funding towards the core costs of an organisation working worldwide to build an integrated approach to climate change through social and ecological justice
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Comic Relief - Girls in Gangs |
£310,650 |
30/11/2016
18 |
The Cape Flats is home to communities of blacks and coloured's who live in the legacy of discrimination resulting in poverty, malnutrition, poor life expectancy, social disintegration, shortfalls in education and other social services. This has
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The Cape Flats is home to communities of blacks and coloured's who live in the legacy of discrimination resulting in poverty, malnutrition, poor life expectancy, social disintegration, shortfalls in education and other social services. This has supported the formation of dangerous gangs. The project will befriend and support girls who have been involved in gangs. It will assist them to grow their self-esteem, resilience and sense of self-worth through providing mentoring. Families and schools will be strengthened to provide support to these girls. As a result of the project less girls will be involved in gangs and more girls will complete their schooling, be employed and lead safer lives.
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Tudor Trust - Grant to Gaia Foundation |
£105,000 |
22/10/2013
36 |
over three years as continuation funding towards the core costs of an organisation working worldwide to build an integrated approach to climate change through social and ecological justice
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