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As part of our commitment to a decade of philanthropy, we will continue to work alongside and support various charitable partnerships. Here are just some of the incredible local charities that we’ve partnered with over the past year.
ESDAS
An independent charity providing specialist outreach services, independent domestic violence advisor support, counselling, among others.
ESDAS was created in partnerships with survivors and the local community in response to the injustice many adult and child survivors experience in having to flee their homes to escape abuse and losing their support networks. ESDAS takes strength- based, needs-led, trauma-informed approach for supporting survivors to build resilience and foster independence.
Many of our staff, volunteers and trustee team are experts by experience and are driven by the belief that abuse is not and should not be accepted as inevitable.
Learn more at www.esdas.org.uk.
Renewed Hope
Renewed Hope has three main projects:
There are a number of ways that you can support us. From donations inc. food and clothes, volunteering, fundraising or signing up for shopping online and helping support the local community each time you shop. Visit www.renewedhope.org.uk/volunteering for more information.
Loveworks
Discover more at www.loveworks.org.uk.
We work in partnership with Reigate and Merstham communities providing emergency food provision (food banks), preventing the recurrence of food poverty and growing food in our community allotments. There are 5 donation drop points across Reigate, Redhill and Merstham.
At Loveworks, we rely on volunteers to help us achieve anything and every volunteer helps us make a difference. We have numerous different roles so contact us if you would like to find out more on 01737 457160 or visit loveworks.org.uk.
Stripey Stork
Visit us at stripeystork.org.uk.
We are Stripey Stork, the Surrey baby bank collecting donations of clothes, toys and essential items for babies and children and rehoming them with local families experiencing hardship. We support children and parents experiencing hardship, by working in partnership with support agencies such as schools, children’s centres, housing support, family support, health visitors and social services. Donated items go directly to the families and each item to someone who specifically needs it.
So far this year: 2285 families helped, 3044 volunteer hours, 971 clothes packs, and 93 newborn packs. Data accurate as of 29 April 2024*
All the help we receive is very much needed and appreciated; thank you for doing your part. Please get in touch at info@stripeystork.org.uk if you have any queries on how to help.
The Lucy Rayner Foundation
Visit us at thelucyraynerfoundation.com.
On the 5th of May 2012, Jenny Rayner and her family were tragically faced with the impact of mental illness when their daughter Lucy took her own life at the age of 22.
This life-changing event inspired Jenny and her family to being campaigning about the mental health challenges faced by many young adults. The family quickly found that the support and help available to recognise and treat young adults with mental health challenges was woefully inadequate and significantly underfunded.
Jenny also discovered that her passion and tenacity to address these issues was shared by many others. Using her strong business acumen, entrepreneurial skills, and over 30 years of experience in marketing, media and event management, Jenny found herself perfectly positioned to make an impact in raising awareness of this critical problem.
Currently, the Lucy Rayner Foundation offers several different support services for people with mental health challenges, they are actively involved in several projects to help raise awareness of the issue and they run a series of successful fundraising events to support their efforts.
