| Co-Operative Group - Grant to Doorstep Library |
| £2,415 |
21/10/2023
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We would use any funding secured to cover the costs of our Chalk Farm home reading project. We need stools, backpacks and project equipment for our volunteers to use when reading with children.
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| Co-Operative Group - Grant to Doorstep Library |
| £1,361 |
21/10/2023
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We'll use the funding to pay for the costs of our home reading project. We need stools, backpacks and project equipment for our volunteers to use when they're reading with children.
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| The Charity of Sir Richard Whittington - Grant to Doorstep Library Network |
| £45,000 |
06/07/2023
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To deliver reading groups with children in Camden.
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| City Bridge Trust - Grant to Doorstep Library Network |
| £110,610 |
26/05/2023
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£110,610 over two years (£54,240; £56,370) to support staffing (two Programme Managers (0.3FTE each), one Project Coordinator (0.2 FTE) and a Volunteer Coordinator (0.2 FTE) and project costs over
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£110,610 over two years (£54,240; £56,370) to support staffing (two Programme Managers (0.3FTE each), one Project Coordinator (0.2 FTE) and a Volunteer Coordinator (0.2 FTE) and project costs over two years to sustain and expand volunteering activities in Westminster and Lambeth, to provide weekly reading sessions to disadvantaged families.
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| Walcot Foundation - Lambeth Doorstep Library projects |
| £30,000 |
16/03/2023
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Doorstep Library volunteers work with families of children aged 0-11, spending 20 minutes per week for up to two years, reading with children on their doorstep or in their homes. They aim to help
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Doorstep Library volunteers work with families of children aged 0-11, spending 20 minutes per week for up to two years, reading with children on their doorstep or in their homes. They aim to help children develop a love of reading, empowering families to become involved in their child?s reading and encouraging families to connect with their communities. This project will encourage children on estates in Tulse Hill, Loughborough and St Martins to embrace reading for pleasure, foster positive home learning environments and connect isolated families to their community through weekly visits with volunteers. Volunteers offer signposting to external services.
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| The Childhood Trust - Doorstep Library Home-Reading Projects |
| £50,000 |
23/12/2022
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Doorstep Library is dedicated to bringing the gift of books and the joy of reading directly into the homes of children living in poverty across London, who need our support. With one in four
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Doorstep Library is dedicated to bringing the gift of books and the joy of reading directly into the homes of children living in poverty across London, who need our support. With one in four 11-year-olds leaving primary school unable to read or write properly, we recruit and train home and online reading volunteers to go into some of the most disadvantaged areas in London to help introduce young children (aged 0-11 years) to the pleasure of reading.
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| John Lyon's Charity - Uplift grant to Doorstep Library Network |
| £5,000 |
05/12/2022
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Cost-of-Living Uplift
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| Walcot Foundation - Cost of Living Top-Up Grant |
| £3,000 |
18/11/2022
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Cost of Living Top Up Grant awarded to support small/medium-size organisations with additional costs incurred due to the cost of living crisis.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Connecting communities through reading for pleasure |
| £9,760 |
28/07/2022
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The funding will be used to read to children from birth to 11 years old from families living in disadvantaged areas of London. The project aims to empower families with the tools and support they
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The funding will be used to read to children from birth to 11 years old from families living in disadvantaged areas of London. The project aims to empower families with the tools and support they need to interrupt and alleviate the cycle of poverty.
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| The Childhood Trust - C-59257 |
| £10,000 |
28/06/2022
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Reading creates transformational opportunities. It empowers young people to create the future they deserve by developing the skills they need to be able to reach their full potential. Fighting
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Reading creates transformational opportunities. It empowers young people to create the future they deserve by developing the skills they need to be able to reach their full potential. Fighting inequality in education since 2010, we bring the gift of books and the joy of reading directly into homes.
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| The Clothworkers Foundation - Grant to Doorstep Library |
| £10,000 |
25/05/2022
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purchase of laptops only for a charity supporting disadvantaged young people in London
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| The Grocers' Charity - 2022-Doorstep Library Network |
| £4,780 |
29/04/2022
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towards core costs to enable home visits with families in some of the most disadvantaged estates in London bringing the gift of books and joy of reading directly into the homes of children who need
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towards core costs to enable home visits with families in some of the most disadvantaged estates in London bringing the gift of books and joy of reading directly into the homes of children who need support.
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| Walcot Foundation - Lambeth Doorstep Library projects |
| £25,000 |
16/11/2021
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Doorstep Library volunteers work with families of children aged 0-11, spending 20 minutes per week for up to two years, reading with children on their doorstep or in their homes. They aim to help
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Doorstep Library volunteers work with families of children aged 0-11, spending 20 minutes per week for up to two years, reading with children on their doorstep or in their homes. They aim to help children develop a love of reading, empowering families to become involved in their child?s reading and encouraging families to connect with their communities. This project will encourage children to embrace reading for pleasure, foster positive home learning environments and connect isolated families to their community through weekly visits with volunteers. Volunteers offer signposting to external services.
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| The Childhood Trust - Improving children?s life chances through reading |
| £9,368 |
22/06/2021
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Whether in person or online, Doorstep Library breaks the cycle of poverty through reading programmes for children living on London?s most disadvantaged estates. We give children from isolated
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Whether in person or online, Doorstep Library breaks the cycle of poverty through reading programmes for children living on London?s most disadvantaged estates. We give children from isolated families a better future through improved literacy skills and the confidence to thrive at home and at school
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| John Lyon's Charity - Main grant to Doorstep Library Network |
| £75,000 |
10/03/2021
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Core Costs
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| Greater London Authority - Grant to London Borough of Haringey |
| £40,000 |
01/12/2020
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CookBook Edible Library
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| Greater London Authority - Grant to London Borough of Haringey |
| £25,000 |
01/12/2020
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Gladstone Parklet
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| DCMS - Coronavirus Community Support Fund |
| £25,000 |
29/09/2020
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"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to
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"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to operate, thereby reducing the burden on public services.2) To ensure essential services are provided to vulnerable people, both in the short and long term through increased community support through the work of charitable organisations."
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| The Charity of Sir Richard Whittington - Covid-19 Rapid Response Fund Grant |
| £4,000 |
03/07/2020
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To send a specially-selected book to each child it currently supports but who cannot be reached due to Covid-19.
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| The Childhood Trust - Doorstep Library projects |
| £34,874 |
03/07/2020
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Whether in person, online or in the post, Doorstep Library breaks the cycle of poverty through reading programmes for children living on London’s most disadvantaged estates. We give children from
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Whether in person, online or in the post, Doorstep Library breaks the cycle of poverty through reading programmes for children living on London’s most disadvantaged estates. We give children from isolated families a better future through improved literacy skills and_x000D_ the confidence to thrive at home and at school.
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| Westminster Foundation - Covid 19 response Fund |
| £30,000 |
01/07/2020
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Covid-19: To offer reading support to vulnerable families online, or via post.
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| The Charity of Sir Richard Whittington - Covid-19 Rapid Response Fund Grant |
| £4,000 |
15/05/2020
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To send a specially-selected book to each child it currently supports but who cannot be reached due to Covid-19.
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| The Fore - RAFT COVID-19 response grant to DoorStep Library |
| £5,000 |
01/05/2020
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Grant from The Fore's RAFT Immediate Response Fund to DoorStep Library, as part of The Fore's COVID-19 Response programme.
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| The Charity of Sir Richard Whittington - Grant to Doorstep Library Network |
| £190,000 |
11/02/2020
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Expansion of the organisation's home-reading support projects into Camden, helping to bring the benefits of reading for pleasure directly into family homes across the borough.
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| OVO Foundation - Early Years - When I Grow Up |
| £80,000 |
25/10/2019
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This project helps disadvantaged preschool children – improving their chances of fulfilling their potential in school, and in later life too. This project sends volunteers to homes of disadvantaged
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This project helps disadvantaged preschool children – improving their chances of fulfilling their potential in school, and in later life too. This project sends volunteers to homes of disadvantaged children to help them enjoy reading, read well and enjoy books, and also encourages parents to contribute to children's education.
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| The Leathersellers' Company Charitable Fund - Grant to Doorstep Library |
| £40,000 |
07/12/2018
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Main Grant unrestricted core costs
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| Greater London Authority - Grant to Doorstep Library Network |
| £9,750 |
05/12/2018
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Team London small grant 2018-19 - social integration
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| Greater London Authority - Team London Small Grants Programme - Doorstep Library Network |
| £9,750 |
01/11/2018
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Volunteer Readers spend time reading with pre and primary school children living in deprived housing estates and who are at risk of underachievement
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Old Oak Doorstep Library |
| £8,958 |
21/02/2018
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This project will run reading sessions for children who are educationally disadvantaged. This will raise aspirations and improve self-confidence while developing literacy and language skills.
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| Masonic Trust - Core funding |
| £5,000 |
01/07/2017
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Volunteer-led reading sessions in the home for children from disadvantaged backgrounds.
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| The Childhood Trust - New London borough expansion |
| £7,500 |
02/12/2016
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Working in deprived estates in London volunteers encourage disadvantaged children to learn to love books and reading for pleasure. Our aim is to improve literacy by inspiring children to read at home
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Working in deprived estates in London volunteers encourage disadvantaged children to learn to love books and reading for pleasure. Our aim is to improve literacy by inspiring children to read at home supported by their parents.
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| The Fore - Grant to Doorstep Library Network |
| £20,000 |
31/05/2014
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Collaboration with the CriSeren Foundation to fund the development of a business plan and funding strategy to develop a ‘six-library hub model’ that can be replicated to extend its reach beyond
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Collaboration with the CriSeren Foundation to fund the development of a business plan and funding strategy to develop a ‘six-library hub model’ that can be replicated to extend its reach beyond the London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham.
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