Projects we've supported

With support from PWCF, ZOA-UK supported 60 orphans to remain in education in Zambia.

PWCF funded Tools for Solidarity to support people with disabilities and mental health issues, as well as refugees and asylum seekers, to learn new skills.

Grants from PWCF have supported two Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust (QEST) Highgrove Enterprises Apprentices.

Funding from PWCF enabled Send A Cow to provide training and support to 175 smallholder families in Kakrao - one of the most deprived communities in western Kenya.

PWCF supported Soft Touch Arts in 2016 and 2018 to deliver Symphonize, an urban/classical music fusion project in Leicester delivered with the Philharmonia Orchestra. Symphonize aims to engage disadvantaged young people in composing, producing, recording and performing original cross-genre music.

Friends of Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) were delighted to receive funding for activities in the summer of 2019.

EdUKaid received a small grant from PWCF in 2019 for their project to provide safe and sustainable sanitation and drinking facilities at Mnyundo Primary School in southern Tanzania.

In 2019, PWCF awarded a grant to Learning Partnerships in order to fund a further 25 volunteers for their Let’s Read programme, which facilitates support for disadvantaged children to help them attain the literacy and language skills required for future educational and employment opportunities.

PWCF awarded a major grant to the North Wales Wildlife Trust towards their work supporting swifts, a bird which migrates to Britain for 3 months of the year and is the fastest bird in level flight.