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Supporting people in the community

The charity's activities include the general support to people and organisations that require financial assistance in pursuing education or healthcare needs. As well as general needs for community benefit.

Our Mission

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We are a small, local, family-run charity dedicated to making a positive difference across our communities in East Anglia.

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Our Mission is to support individuals, families, community groups, schools, sports clubs and other charitable organisations by providing funding and financial assistance when it is needed most. Whether it's helping to fund educational opportunities, supporting local initiatives, assisting families facing hardship, or enabling community projects to thrive, we are committed to strengthening the communities we serve.

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As a locally based charity, we understand the challenges people can face and believe that even small acts of support can make a lasting impact.

We are proud to invest in the people and organisations that help make East Anglia a stronger, more connected and compassionate place to live.

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Together, we can make a real difference in the lives of those who need it most.

Founded 1971

Here are some of the local organisations we supported last year.

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Beccles Bombers Basketball Club

Make Them Smile

Star Throwers

On Course

Stepping Stones

YESU

Nansa

Waveney Enterprises Workshop

GOSH

Rural Coffee Caravan

The Friends Of Albert Pye & Ravensmere

Worlingham Wolves Football Club

Creative Odyssey

Ashleigh Coote / Beccles Hospital

Break

Suffolk Oxygen Therapy Centre

The Rob Clarke Community Trust

Steel Bones

ENYP

CYDS Project

LOHP

Sunny Days Children's Fund

Kingfisher Schools Trust

Jude's Corner

Everlong Farm (Suffolk)

Tapping House (Norfolk)

Shine

Nelson's Journey

Terry Withers (You Against You Trust)

Norfolk Gliding Club

Make Them Smile

Dereham Cancer Care

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If you feel you could benefit from our charity's help, then please feel free to get in contact with us today.

The Cranfield charitable trust 1971

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