Find out about the projects we’ve supported through our grants programmes.
Toonspeak are on a mission to transform lives through creativity, supported by PWCF. The charity runs free artist led workshops and creative projects for young people from across Glasgow.
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.
A small grant from PWCF enabled the Prison Phoenix Trust to provide yoga and meditation for young people in prison.
With support from PWCF, ZOA-UK supported 60 orphans to remain in education in Zambia.
PWCF supported restoration and repair work at the historic St David’s Cemetery in Wales.
PWCF awarded a small grant to Families United Network (FUN) to support Youth and Young Adult Clubs for disabled young people and young adults in Bedfordshire.
With PWCF’s funding, Hearts and Minds has supported over 500 elderly people and their families at Findlay House, a dementia unit in Edinburgh.
BIGKID Foundation’s Football and Breaking Barriers Programme funded by PWCF, supports young people aged 11 to 19 at Larkhall Park in Stockwell.
Grants from PWCF have supported two Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust (QEST) Highgrove Enterprises Apprentices.
