Community building in every sense
We receive no regular core funding from the Council or any other funder. We rely on grants and donations to enable us to continue providing our services to the community.
If you would like to help your Hub to continue to employ local people on real living wages, support volunteers, run community events and support groups in the park, you might want to make a regular donation to the Hub as a standing order.
Make a One-Off Donation
To make a one-off donation, click the button below and choose the amount you’d like to give. All payments are processed via goCardless.
You can donate as much or as little as you’d like — just enter your chosen amount on the next page. If you have any questions, please email office@lordshiphub.org.uk. We appreciate all the support we can get.
Support
We are grateful to all our supporters. Whilst we do not get any regular funding for our core services, we have received funding for specific purposes from various sources:
Dec 2020 — City Bridge Trust: £5,700 for the Free Food Project and contribution towards the repair of the veranda roof.
Summer 2020 — Crowdfunding: £21,731 from the community to help the Hub survive Lockdown, plus match funding of £10,000 from Sport England – Active Together.
Oct 2020 — LB Haringey Community Organisations Support Grant: £15,500 to cover expenses of Lockdown and help to rebuild.
June 2020 — Power to Change: Community Business Fund C-19 Emergency Trading Income Support Scheme, £30,000 to cover expenses of Lockdown.
July 2020 — Nike / King Baudouin Foundation: £9,996 for sport and physical activities for 11–25 year olds.
July 2020 — National Lottery Community Fund: Hub 7th Birthday Celebrations, £930.
March 2019 — National Lottery Community Fund: Volunteer Support and Management, £9,300 (extended due to COVID).
Dec 2018 — Power to Change: Business Support — building improvements, 12 hours wages for 18 months plus business mentor, £53,450, plus £6,000 for business advisor.
Crowdfunding 2017: £12,000 from the community, plus match funding of £6,000 from the Mayor of London for covering the terraces around the Hub.
