Literacy Volunteers are extremely grateful to all the organisations, companies and individuals who have kindly supported us over the years.
Literacy Volunteers are extremely grateful to all the organisations, companies and individuals who have kindly supported us over the years.
Literacy Volunteers has applied and received grant support from Nottingham County Council through the Community Grant Award Scheme.
Nottingham City Council have continued to support Literacy Volunteers over the years with IT support and office space.
Browne Jacobson have provided free legal services on a pro bono basis to bring the Charities employment and staff handbook up to date. Some of the partners have also made generous personal donations.
Literacy Capital is a closed-end investment company focused on investing in and supporting UK businesses and helping their management teams to achieve long-term success. The are the only investment fund of their type to have been set up with a charitable objective. They recently generously donated to Literacy Volunteers to help support our aims in Nottinghamshire.
Breeze Corporate Finance has provided generous donations to the charity.
Maven is a private equity fund manager backing young developing small and medium size enterprises based in the UK. The partners have supported the charity by making a recent generous donation to a recent fund raising event.
The partners at Clearwater have given generously to our recent fund raising event.
Fullbrook Thorpe Investments LLP is an independent private equity fund based in Derbyshire, they provide a range of funding options for ambitious SMEs and recently generously donated to our fund raising event.
The partners at Bishopgate Corporate Finance have given generously to our recent fund raising event.
Small Steps Big Changes (SSBC) is a programme of activities designed to give every child the best start in life. We are funded through the National Lottery Community Fund’s A Better Start Programme (2015-2025). SSBC have helped fund our Early Years project since 2016.
We were chosen as one of Nottinghamshire Grand Lodge Freemason’s charities to support in 2023 with a generous donation towards our Early Years project, with a specific focus on sending out Storyboxes to families within Nottingham. Freemasonry is well known for its commitment to charity and Nottinghamshire Freemasons support various causes across the county.
We are delighted to have received a grant from The Wesleyan Community Fund in Nottinghamshire.
Through each grant they make, they are supporting the UN Sustainable Development Goals. This means they are funding charities that work towards climate action, quality education, gender equality, health and wellbeing and reducing inequalities.
We are excited to share that we’ve received funding from The National Lottery Community Fund for our early year’s project Learning To Love Books. This will enable us to continue supporting families with children aged 0 – 4 across Nottingham city. Thank you to The National Lottery for their support.
