Heathrow Community Trust

Who they support

Grant-making charity supporting improved quality of life for the people living and working in the local community around Heathrow Airport and the neighbouring boroughs and other parts of the UK where Heathrow employees reside.Supports programmes for Young People, Environment and Sustainability, and Communities. Also supports programmes enabling employees of Heathrow to engage with the community.

The average annual spending of grantees has been £2 million
The average age of charities supported has been 13 years.

www.heathrowcommunitytrust.org

HCT@GROUNDWORK.ORG.UK

07885271257

HEATHROW COMMUNITY TRUST
THE COMPASS CENTRE
NELSON ROAD
LONDON HEATHROW AIRPORT
HOUNSLOW
TW6 2GW

Charity registered in England & Wales, No: 1183004

Charity Commission for England and Wales

Analysis of Grants Made

In this period 23 donations have been made totalling £77,577 to 21 organisations

Where are the Beneficiaries?

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How old were the charities when supported?

Growth in Spending
(per annum over last 3 years)

Main Overlaps with other Grant Makers ?

	By Value	By Number
The National Lottery Community Fund	54%	48%
Garfield Weston Foundation	48%	38%
Co-operative Group	35%	29%
Community Foundation for Surrey	20%	19%
BBC Children in Need	20%	19%
Lloyds Bank Foundation for England and Wales	17%	19%
City Bridge Trust	17%	14%
The Henry Smith Charity	16%	14%
DCMS	14%	19%
Greater London Authority	14%	10%

Sole supporter: 29% by number, 23% by value.

Individual Grants Made

When	Amount	Annual Spending	Grantee	To be used for
22/05/2020	£3,350	£90,520	BHAKTI YOGA INSTITUTE (SRI CHAITANYA SARASWAT MATH)	Increased production, preparation, storage, transport & delivery costs of food and supplies due to increased demand due to Covid19.
22/05/2020	£2,500	£235,946	DELIGHT	To roll out additional Boxes of Delight for home learning for primary school children.
22/05/2020	£2,500	£4,592,783	SPEAR	funding for personal protective equipment, a remote working system, fund travel costs and new cleaning contracts, and purchase white/ brown goods and food for clients self-isolating in emergency accommodation.
22/05/2020	£2,500	£204	THE MANOR FRIENDS CHARITY	materials for activities to engage withdrawn care home residents
08/05/2020	£3,000		ABC TO READ	Usually supply volunteer reading buddies to schools - have made great efforts to change their delivery model so they can continue to support young children in learning to read through a variety of ways. Funding will help them continue to develop new activities as well as 'keeping the lights on' until schools start again
08/05/2020	£2,834	£1,835,970	ORANGE TREE THEATRE	To support post of Executive Director to enable them to move to delivering digitally. Have already moved to showing productions online and have developed good audience figures.
08/05/2020	£2,500	£7,798,000	ROYAL BROMPTON & HAREFIELD HOSPITALS CHARITY	Wish to bring forward and extend the planned engagement of staff and patients with the construction of the Peace Garden by making available more online tools.
08/05/2020	£5,000	£3,195,111	SPRINGBOARD	HCT funding would be put directly to helping vulnerable beneficiaries, living within the HCT focus boroughs, to access the new Springboard Digital Hospitality Employability Academy. The Academy has been created in response to the COVID-19 outbreak, digitalising all of our programme resources and enabling a delivery approach which is fully remote but still offers high levels of employability skills training and emotional support
24/04/2020	£4,700	£26,733	CREATIVE EDUCATIONAL PROJECTS	Aiming to provide training and support to LD clients, and their carers, to enable them to use digital technologies to communicate whilst they are in self-isolation.
24/04/2020	£5,000		VICTORIA JUNIOR SCHOOL, FELTHAM	To support rolling out GROW-AT-Home activities working with a range of partner organisations to encourage those without gardens ot grown vegetables and flowers at home during lockdown.
17/04/2020	£2,500		MAPIS CIC	we will replace our face-to-face employability programmes with 2 alternative solutions delivered virtually, either as unaccredited training and accredited qualifications.
17/04/2020	£4,993	£235,946	DELIGHT	To roll out Boxes of Delight response project. Funding from HCT will enable Delight to reach 435 disadvantaged children in Spelthorne and Runneymede. Have discussed with schools and identified children whose parents are unable to support their home-learning, unable to afford resources and/or who are unable to access online learning. Have developed Box of resources and projects to be usable by primary school children with no adult support required.
17/04/2020	£3,200	£45,217	STANWELL FOOD BANK	The funds will be used to support our Covid-19 kitchen operation to increase capacity to cook more fresh meals for vulnerable and self-isolating residents.
10/04/2020	£5,000	£55,434	ST GEORGES YOUTH CLUB HANWORTH	providing online and phone support to youth club members, particularly those in the Mental Health support groups.
10/04/2020	£5,000	£4,592,783	SPEAR	Personal Protective Equipment to protect the health of frontline workers and homeless people in the community, either rough sleeping or in accommodation project.
10/04/2020	£2,500	£45,219	STANWELL EVENTS	extra work supporting food distribution, also additional work to develop and distribute resource packs to children at home
10/04/2020	£2,500		PINKNEYS GREEN CRICKET CLUB	funding for our running costs to keep the club viable over the next 3 months and offer opportunities for our colts to continue to take part if their family financial situation has changed.
03/04/2020	£2,500	£2,793,900	ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT TRUST	developing STEM engagement activities for use in schools for children of key workers, and online for home schooling.
03/04/2020	£2,500		OUR LADY OF SORROWS AND ST BRIDGET OF SWEDEN ISLEWORTH	Support to local community including: Help, advice and emotional support to all the parishioners via telephone, conference calls, social media briefings; Supporting families who have loved ones hospitalised. They continue to administer the sacraments (example the last rites) and will go to the hospitals (regardless of whether it is covid-19 or other related illnesses). Organising and liaising with funeral parlours and hospitals to ensure that the funerals of those impacted are conducted with the utmost respect, dignity and care for those bereaved loved ones left behind.
03/04/2020	£2,500	£397,504	EAST TO WEST	Working in partnership with the schools, we’re contacting those students we work with to continue the support in a virtual setting – at present this is via a phone call, this enables us to continue to provide support whilst keeping both our team and those we support safe from a safeguarding perspective.
03/04/2020	£3,000	£137,855	EDUCATION & SKILLS DEVELOPMENT GROUP	support for those elderly and isolated members of the community, to continue befriending services where our project worker and volunteer engage vulnerable and isolated services remotely and provide support.
03/04/2020	£2,500	£559,170	VINEYARD COMMUNITY CENTRE	We run the Richmond Food Banks and we have already seen an increased demand for our services. Four of our satellite food banks are this week still distributing food parcels at the door but essentially we are now moving to just delivering food parcels to vulnerable people in their homes. We have had to close our regular morning drop-in sessions for homeless people – but were delighted that most of these folks have now been placed in hotel rooms or other temporary accommodation. They nevertheless continue to need support. Our case worker is now providing this remotely with a new mobile number advising them about benefits and making referrals for accommodation.
03/04/2020	£5,000	£10,398,000	THAMES HOSPICE	Thames Hospice is on the front line of the fight against COVID-19 in our community. We are caring for two of the most vulnerable groups: our existing patients whose underlying medical conditions make them very high risk, and the most seriously affected COVID-19 patients for whom we are providing palliative care in our inpatient unit (IPU).

Cumulative Grants

Amount	Grantee
£7,500	SPEAR
£7,493	DELIGHT
£5,000	VICTORIA JUNIOR SCHOOL, FELTHAM
£5,000	THAMES HOSPICE
£5,000	ST GEORGES YOUTH CLUB HANWORTH
£5,000	SPRINGBOARD
£4,700	CREATIVE EDUCATIONAL PROJECTS
£3,350	BHAKTI YOGA INSTITUTE (SRI CHAITANYA SARASWAT MATH)
£3,200	STANWELL FOOD BANK
£3,000	EDUCATION & SKILLS DEVELOPMENT GROUP
£3,000	ABC TO READ
£2,834	ORANGE TREE THEATRE
£2,500	EAST TO WEST
£2,500	VINEYARD COMMUNITY CENTRE
£2,500	THE MANOR FRIENDS CHARITY
£2,500	STANWELL EVENTS
£2,500	ROYAL BROMPTON & HAREFIELD HOSPITALS CHARITY
£2,500	PINKNEYS GREEN CRICKET CLUB
£2,500	OUR LADY OF SORROWS AND ST BRIDGET OF SWEDEN ISLEWORTH
£2,500	MAPIS CIC
£2,500	ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT TRUST