We list here the Trusts and Grant-Making Bodies who have kindly helped us (for which support we are most grateful),
followed by those we have approached and who have been unable to help us.
They are listed in alphabetical order.

The Grant-Makers who have supported us
Ammco Trust (Oxfordshire)
An Anonymous Trust
Garfield Weston Foundation
Lottery Awards for All
Mrs Pye's Charitable Settlement
Oxford City Council - Historic Building Grants
Oxford City Council and its North Area Committee
Oxford Diocesan Council for the Deaf
Oxford Preservation Trust
Oxford University Press
Oxfordshire Buildings Preservation Trust
Oxfordshire Buildings Trust
Oxfordshire County Council
Oxfordshire's Community Foundation
Skinners' Company
St Michael's Charities
Trusts for Oxfordshire's Environment (TOE)
Waste Recycling (WREN)

These trusts and grant making bodies may wish to share with us the success of our appeal,
which has secured the refurbishment and long term future of a much needed community centre.


The following ones found themselves unable to support us, although we approached all of them, or people close to them:

29th May 1961 Ch Trust
Abbeyfield Oxford Society
Actuaries Company
Al Fayed Ch  Foundation
Allchurches Trust Ltd (EIG)
Amos Griffiths Fndtn
Archway Foundation (Oxford)
Ashendene Trust
Barclay Foundation
Beaverbrook Foundation
Berkeley Homes
Blackwell Family trusts
Christian Initiative Trust
Co-op in the Community
Cumber Family Trust
Doris Field Trust
Dulverton Trust
Esmee Fairbairn Ch Trust
Fairway Trust
Headley Trust
Hedley Foundation
J P Getty Jr Charitable Trust
John Ellerman Foundation
Laings Charitable Trust
Lankelly Foundation
Li Ka Shing Foundation
Lloyds TSB
Lottery Community Fund
Lottery Heritage Fund
Manifold Trust
PF Charitable Trust
Pilgrim Trust
P B Shone - solicitor for H B Allen Ch Trust etc
Tudor Trust
Truemark Trust
Wolfson Foundation
Woodward Trust

We are grateful to these organisations for considering our applications.  They were put together with a lot of care and professionalism by volunteers.  We are most grateful to those trusts who replied in a supportive way, despite their inability to help.

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