WALTON CHARITY

Who they support

We focus on five priority areas: Alleviating financial poverty and hardship Promoting personal health and wellbeing Addressing isolation and loneliness Promoting affordable housing for all ages Working to improve educational attainment

Grant criteria

Walton Charity is a local charitable foundation supporting people in Elmbridge who are experiencing financial hardship. We understand the needs of those living in Elmbridge and work with local partners and the community to tackle issues of poverty and inequality, homelessness and isolation in our local area. We are a trusted member of the community, having been established over 800 years ago, with a strong track record of providing grants and housing to those in need.

Grant details

What we offer - Direct grants for individuals - Community grants for local organisations and schools - Independent living for people aged over 55 - Social housing for single people of all ages - Properties and land for use by the wider community - Low-cost allotments for rent and a Community allotment space - Support for the Walton & Hersham Foodbank

www.waltoncharity.org.uk

admin@waltoncharity.org.uk

01932220242

Walton On Thames Charity
1-2 The Quintet
Churchfield Road
WALTON-ON-THAMES
Surrey
KT12 2TZ

Charity registered in England & Wales, No: 1185959

Charity Commission for England and Wales

Analysis of Grants Made

In this period 16 donations have been made totalling £107,367 to 15 organisations
The average age of charities supported has been 17 years.

Where are the Beneficiaries?

How big are the Recipients? ?

Average annual spending of registered grantees: £1,754,498

Which activities are being funded?

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
Community Foundation for Surrey	72%	60%
Co-Operative Group	51%	33%
National Lottery Community Fund	47%	40%
Garfield Weston Foundation	28%	27%
Henry Smith Charity	23%	20%
The Rayne Foundation	20%	13%
CAF	20%	20%
The London Community Foundation	16%	7%
Richmond Parish Lands Charity	16%	7%
London Catalyst	16%	7%

Sole supporter: 40% by number, 28% by value.

Individual Grants Made

When	Amount/ Spending	Recipient	To be used for
15/09/2021	£10,000 £280,645	WALSINGHAM CARE CHARITY	It will enable direct funding of specific individual needs for carers
10/09/2021	£5,580	BURHILL	Walton Charity awards grants and funding to local schools to support disadvantaged pupils with learning and other enrichment activities.
09/09/2021	£4,385	BELL FARM	Walton Charity awards grants and funding to local schools to support disadvantaged pupils with learning and other enrichment activities.
19/08/2021	£2,500	ST NICHOLAS’ CHURCH	Funding for a community café that will directly support people who are isolated and on low incomes in the local community
19/08/2021	£1,000 £305,097	THE LUCY RAYNER FOUNDATION	This project will directly support students who are identified as in need of mental health support, equipping them with the right tools to support their own mental well-being.
26/07/2021	£15,000 £235,946	DELIGHT	Arts-based learning programme to improve engagement and confidence in learning
09/07/2021	£500	WALTON OAK	Walton Charity awards grants and funding to local schools to support disadvantaged pupils with learning and other enrichment activities.
02/06/2021	£6,000	CHANDLERS FIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL	A 6-week literacy catch-up programme for Year 4 children
02/06/2021	£720	CHANDLERS FIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL	One-off well-being support for teachers during COVID-19. Laptop.
01/06/2021	£9,682 £28,535	DISCOVERY CHURCH TRUST	Funding 2 weekly groups that support children/young people in need of mental health support
01/06/2021	£17,000 £153,293	VOICES OF HOPE	Funding weekly meal kits to families identified as at risk of food insecurity
01/06/2021	£5,000 £156,598	SURREY DRUG & ALCOHOL CARE LTD	Telephone counselling for Elmbridge residents
01/06/2021	£3,000 £158,058	OASIS CHILDCARE CENTRE	Providing a delegated fund for school uniform costs for low-income families
24/05/2021	£5,000 £600,018	CITIZEN ADVICE ELMBRIDGE WEST	Providing a delegated fund for individuals or families who are going through financial difficulties
10/05/2021	£7,000 £12,505,000	SPURGEONS	Providing a delegated fund for school uniform costs for low-income families
07/05/2021	£15,000 £176,055	CITIZEN ADVICE ESHER & DISTRICT	Funding an increase in supervisor capacity for debt and associated direct costs. Grant for third year of grant (2023).

Cumulative Grants

Amount	Recipient
£17,000	VOICES OF HOPE
£15,000	DELIGHT
£15,000	CITIZEN ADVICE ESHER & DISTRICT
£10,000	WALSINGHAM CARE CHARITY
£9,682	DISCOVERY CHURCH TRUST
£7,000	SPURGEONS
£6,720	CHANDLERS FIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL
£5,580	BURHILL
£5,000	SURREY DRUG & ALCOHOL CARE LTD
£5,000	CITIZEN ADVICE ELMBRIDGE WEST
£4,385	BELL FARM
£3,000	OASIS CHILDCARE CENTRE
£2,500	ST NICHOLAS’ CHURCH
£1,000	THE LUCY RAYNER FOUNDATION
£500	WALTON OAK