The Brabners Foundation donates over £25,000 to local causes

The Brabners Foundation's latest round of grant funding has provided over £25,000 to a series of local charities.
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In 2022, The Brabners Foundation pledged £5,000 to UK charity SHS (School-Home Support), which helps disadvantaged children and young people to overcome barriers to education.
According to SHS, 4.2 million children — an average of nine in every classroom — live in poverty. If this isn’t shocking enough, the ‘poverty trap’ can lead to a lifetime of deprivation and poor health.
Our donation went towards The SHS Welfare Fund. This gives the poorest families a helping hand in times of desperate need by providing practical items like school uniforms, food and essential household appliances.
This fund is often the key to opening doors to ‘hard-to-reach’ families, sparking dialogue and more sustained support.
63% of the children SHS works with improve their school attendance by 7.8%.
As well as making a grant of £5,000, the Brabners Foundation has also worked with SHS on its annual Christmas Wish List and World Book Day initiatives, with colleagues purchasing gifts and books for disadvantaged children.

The Brabners Foundation's latest round of grant funding has provided over £25,000 to a series of local charities.

Associate Amanda Long has become a trustee of One Fylde, a charity based on Lancashire’s Fylde Coast.

The Brabners Foundation granted £2,500 to The Mental Health Foundation.

The Brabners Foundation provided a £2,500 grant to children's mental health charity Place2Be.

The Brabners Foundation donated £4,600 to North West Air Ambulance.

The Brabners Foundation donated £2,000 to UK charity the Little Princess Trust.

Blackburn Music Society is set to return thanks to a £750 grant from The Brabners Foundation.

The Brabners Foundation is proud to support Lancaster-based charity Escape2Make.