We are delighted to be supported by a these wonderful and generous trusts and foundations. If you are involved with a trust or foundation that would like to support The Door please get in touch at thedoor.org.uk/contact
Arthur Smith Trust
The Arthur Smith Trust is currently supporting The Door with funding for core costs across all departments.
The Barnwood Trust is currently supporting The Door with funding for our mental health support for young people and families.
Their Let’s Be Clear Fund also funded the purchase of clear face masks for our delivery teams.
The Charles Hayward Foundation is currently supporting The Door with funding for Community Youthwork in Stonehouse
The Cotswold Primrose Trust
The Cotswold Primrose Trust is currently supporting The Door with funding for two projects. Firstly our Mentoring Gateway telephone support service for young people and secondly our online Youthwork provision.
David Thomas Charitable Trust
The David Thomas Charitable Trust is currently supporting The Door with funding for core costs across all departments.
David Brooke Charity
The David Brooke Charity is currently supporting The Door with funding for our virtual activities
The Edward Gostling Foundation is currently supporting The Door with funding for Parent Support Groups
The Four Acre Trust provided match funding for our #KeepTheDoorOpen Campaign at the start of lockdown. Funds raised will go towards keeping The Door open during this crisis.
GCC Thriving Communities Fund is currently supporting The Door with funding towards the training of our volunteer mentors for young people and parents.
GCC Growing Communities Fund is currently supporting The Door with funding for detached youthwork in the Dursley area, developing work in Severnside and with funding for our Telephone Support for young people.
Gloucestershire Community Foundation Grants are currently supporting The Door with funding for projects across our service delivery departments.
This includes funding from: Free Masons COVID 19 Collaboration Emergency Fund for Core Costs and the Coronavirus Emergency Response Fund for Family Support Work
The Grant Foundation
The Grant Foundation is currently supporting The Door with funding for 1:1 Youth Mentoring
The Julia and Hans Rausing Trust is currently supporting The Door with funding for core costs across all departments.
Lynn Foundation
The Lynn Foundation is currently supporting The Door with funding for youth mentoring.
Langtree Trust
The Langtree Trust is currently supporting The Door with funding for core costs across all departments.
Funds from the Lloyds Bank Foundation for England and Wales is currently supporting The Door by funding our ‘Door to The Future’ programme of emotional and practical support for young people preparing to, during and after leaving care.
The Masonic Charitable Foundation is currently supporting The Door with funding for core costs across all departments.
Medlock Charitable Trust
The Medlock Charitable Trust is currently supporting The Door with funding for our Stroud Town Youth Centre. This funding was as part of the Christmas Challenge 2019.
The Midcounties Cooperative Fund is currently supporting The Door with funding for youthwork supporting young people not in education, employment or training (NEET) in Stroud and Stonehouse
The Government Funding distributed by the National Lottery is currently supporting The Door with funding for maintaining our telephone support to young people.
The Notgrove Trust is currently supporting The Door with funding for detached (on the streets) youthwork in the Cam and Dursley area.
Funds from the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner’s fund for Gloucestershire is currently supporting The Door with funding for enhancing our youthwork provision across Dursley, Wotton and Stonehouse
The Rowlands Trust
The Rowlands Trust is currently supporting The Door with funding for digital resources including computers to enhance our service delivery options.
The Sheldon Trust
The Sheldon Trust is currently supporting The Door with funding for our work mentoring young people that are NEET (Not in Education, Employment or Training).
The Severn Trent Community Fund is currently supporting The Door with funding for core costs across all departments.
Stroud District Council – Community Response Funds (COVID-19) is currently supporting The Door with funding for our support for young people and their families
Stroud District Council – Community Investment Grant also provides funding for our Stroud Buildings
Stroud District Council – Youth Development Fund – is current supporting The Door with funding for mental health projects in Wotton
The Summerfield Charitable Trust is currently supporting The Door with funding for our online and virtual youthwork known as #TheDoorAtFour
The Souter Charitable Trust is currently supporting The Door with funding for our illuminateStroud project.
The St James’s Place Foundation is currently supporting The Door with funding for Youthwork delivery in the Stroud area
Thirty Percy is currently supporting The Door with funding for Core Costs to keep us open during the Covid-19 Pandemic
Western Power Distribution – “In This Together Fund’ is currently supporting The Door with funding for our support for young people and their families