Cycling sessions for pre-schoolers to coincide with the Women’s Cycling Tour and National Championships
Through Lets Pedal, local people who face health barriers will be able to get involved and celebrate the British Cycling National Championships local...
Helping to fund a 2.5 kilometre illuminated circular running route along the coast between Redcar and Markse to support community fitness and well-bei...
Providing funds to enable volunteers improve and maintain the Normanby Wildlife Garden, ensuring it is a green space for the local community.
Sofia will fund specialists to upgrade the cemetery entrance and ensure a welcoming first impression for visitors.
Supporting Youth Shack, a programme to help young people post-pandemic, particularly around mental health, well-being, confidence and employability sk...
Community workshops using litter creatively, culminating in a lantern parade to encourage active care for the local environment.
Increasing the charity's wide volunteer bureau and encouraging young people with autism to take part.
Funding a Wilder Coast Project Officer to deliver activities for local communities, helping them discover the wildlife of the shore habitats, coastal...
Enhancing the heritage building's communal garden to make it more accessible for use by residents and visitors.
Reintroducing participants to the horses, new volunteers and other adjustments at the riding centre as a result of the pandemic.
Using the new community garden to bring local people together after Covid lockdowns, creating a forum for support and issues resolution.
A new kissing gate will make the countryside surrounding Yearby village more accessible to all, while the fund is also helping to create supportive lo...
Supporting a regular weekly drop-in event at the new community facility for residents to reconnect and meet new people, and particularly to help comba...
Involving the community in a national initiative to create an impressive bamboo structure as a focal point of Festival of Thrift 2021.
Helping to encourage local residents to take up new healthy activities by improving the range of sporting equipment on offer at the community centre.
Creating a bespoke outdoor mobile sensory garden for students with learning difficulties for safe, assisted exploration with the senses.
Building the population of barn owls and protecting them for future generations.
Walking football at Marske United giving people the opportunity for social interactions, combatting loneliness and boosting mental and physical health...
