Civic Pride Awards - South Richmond

Find out about Civic Pride Fund grants awarded in South Richmond.

Grants awarded

Group	Total	Date	Details
Richmond Community May Fair Group	£4,650	April 2023	The organisation received funding towards the 2023 Richmond May Fair.
Richmond Street Pastors (Charity registration number: 1142720)	£1,468	August 2022	The organisation received funding towards their Street Pastor work engaging with people on the streets, working together with other night-time economy partners and the Police to make Richmond community safe.
Aurora Metro Arts and Media Ltd. (Charity registration number: 1055116)	£5,000	July 2022	The organisation has received funding towards a life-sized bronze statue of Virginia Woolf on the upper terraces of Richmond Riverside.
Cambrian Community Centre (Charity registration number: 1151011)	£4,888.34	February 2022	The organisation received funding towards exercise equipment for their community gym.
Museum of Richmond (Charity registration number: 295164) (Community Interest Company number: 2048888)	£4,999	September 2019	The organisation has received funding to create a special exhibition and associated activities about the history of Queen's Road, including running the Arts Award Summer School programme on the theme of the exhibition. Both are to take place at the Museum of Richmond. There will also be outreach events taking place in the Queen's Road area, including a curator’s talk on the history of Queen's Road buildings at the Cambrian Community Centre.
Art and Soul (Charity registration number: 11732680)	£4,982	June 2019	The organisation received funding towards their studio programme, Art House exhibition and World Mental Health Day event to support people with differing mental health issues.
Friends of Richmond Green	£5,000	September 2018	The organisation received funding towards the refurbishment of the drinking fountain on the corner of Richmond Green facing Paved Court and the Cricketers pub.
104 Projects (Community Interest Company number: 11275867)	£5,000	August 2018	The organisation received funding towards creating a short film to tell the story of The Poppy Factory, its staff and their histories using archive material, photos and filmed interviews with former and current employees.
Thames Festival Trust (Charity registration number: 1074794)	£3,089	February 2018	The organisation received funding to enhance an existing project exploring the living history of the boatyards on the tidal Thames, which will include an exhibition and talk in Richmond.
Father Thames Trust (Charity registration number: 1054655)	£4,500	July 2017	The organisation received funding for a community telescope on Richmond Hill.
Richmond Sea Cadets (Charity registration number: 269039)	£5,000	October 2016 (delayed due to seeking planning permission)	The organisation received funding towards purchasing a portacabin to add a meeting room and kitchen to their existing site and provide additional facilities for the teaching of mechanical engineering and catering.

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