We support local charities, community and voluntary groups in Surrey whose work benefits our communities.
Our Hidden in Plain Sight Webinars have launched to bring together local people and voluntary sector experts to find local solutions to issues that have for too long, been hidden.
We support local charities, community and voluntary groups in Surrey whose work benefits our communities.
The Coronavirus Response Fund has launched to support local charities and voluntary organisations that are assisting some of Surrey’s most vulnerable people
We support local charities, community and voluntary groups in Surrey whose work benefits our communities.
Take a look around our Coronavirus Response hub showcasing the inspiring local initiatives we've supported, our grant-making, key data and more!
Surrey is one of the largest counties in Britain with a population of over a million people. While it is a largely affluent county, this apparent prosperity masks pockets of high deprivation which can often be neglected and lead to some marked inequalities.
The Community Foundation for Surrey, who for over 15 years has been bringing together those within the county in a position to give with the will to make a difference. We bring together local donors and those acting to provide positive solutions in our communities for local people and disadvantaged individuals.
Each year, the Foundation awards hundreds of grants, totalling more than £2 million in 2019-20.
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Our Hidden in Plain Sight Webinars have launched to bring together local people and voluntary sector experts to share valuable insights from those organisations that are now facing a surge in demand for their services.
Together, we can learn how we can support Surrey’s most vulnerable. Click here to find out more!
There were approximately
21,400
female victims of domestic abuse in Surrey prior to the pandemic
It is estimated that in Surrey
13,590
children live in households where a parent is suffering domestic abuse
It is estimated that
14,500
individuals between the ages of 5 -15 have poor mental health in Surrey
Surrey has some of the highest proportions of older people living among its population in the country. The figure is as high as 37.2% in one part of Waverley.
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We support local charities, community and voluntary groups in Surrey whose work benefits our communities.
"No one is as effective at linking donors with charitable organisations and ensuring that our support is used to the best effect."
We support local charities, community and voluntary groups in Surrey whose work benefits our communities.
"The Foundation is a perfect vehicle for small trusts to become a part as they experience the benefits without the burdens."
We support local charities, community and voluntary groups in Surrey whose work benefits our communities.
"We have our own fund that focuses on our interests and we can be as involved as we wish."
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