Our Charities
Brothers Through Boxing (BTB) is a non–contact Boxercise and general fitness programme designed to help 16-25yr old males live happier, longer lives. BTB tackles male isolation and loneliness, by increasing social connections.
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Laburnum Boat Club's mission is to provide opportunities for the personal development of young people and their families in the local community through participation in a range of water-based activities with the aim to be a positive force for changing lives in a safe and supportive environment.
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Lancashire Youth Challenge is an award-winning charity who work with and support young people aged 11-25 years who live in North Lancashire, Preston, and West Lancashire. We nurture, support, and empower young people to discover their potential, cultivate resilience, and build a foundation for lifelong success by delivering three distinct programmes providing physical, creative, emotional wellbeing and outdoor activities including residentials and expeditions.
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Rainbow Youth Project works with young people who have disengaged from school. Our Youth Workers support young people in our purpose-built carpentry workshop in Harlow, helping them gain qualifications while re-engaging them with positive role models, community activities, and education. We provide a range of courses and activities for young people aged 14 to 18.
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Basecamp Adventure Trust delivers year-long programmes blending outdoor adventure, personal development and coaching and mentoring to support young people who cannot access similar opportunities to thrive. Across the year, young people break down the barriers they face, transform their wellbeing and develop skills that will empower them to flourish socially, emotionally and academically |
TFCF were excited to continue to support
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The F.U.S.E Youth project exists to better the lives of young people living in housing estates by providing children and young people with skills and opportunities that they may not get without our intervention.
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Solent Youth Action works with young people across the South of Hampshire to help them contribute to their local community and participate in positive youth-led projects.
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Kent Film Foundation uses Film and Arts to build confidence and aspirations in young people.
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The Duke of Edinburgh Award is a challenge for any young person. For those with hearing loss it becomes doubly difficult so it is with great pleasure that following the successful first group, we will be funding Phoenix with their ambitious plan to guide a second group of young people with hearing loss in their quest to achieve their Bronze standard.
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Previously we have been proud to support:
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