Who we've helped
Question: what do an allotment project in Brighton, a disabled
swimming club in Lincoln, and an addictions counselling course in Plymouth all have
in common?
Answer: they’re all projects that have been helped with funding
from The Links Foundation.
Since we set up the Working Links charity in 2004, we’ve committed to donate £1.2
million to worthwhile initiatives all over the country. The links foundation has
provided funding which has helped various groups:
- improve education;
- tackle significant disadvantages;
- assist those in poverty, need or distress and
- provide for their leisure activities.
View our case studies to find out more about the communities and projects which we have
helped.
“We are delighted to be able to provide funding for a scheme that will improve
employment prospects for young people.”
Walter Kemp, Chairman of the Links Foundation, talking about the ‘Jamie’s Kitchen’-style
project in Brighton.