St Sidwell’s is a small charity that works hard to support the local community and to encourage participation and civic engagement. We want to help make Exeter a better place to live for everybody and a lot of our work focuses on providing opportunities for people facing barriers and disadvantage. Participants in our Volunteering and Work-Placement Programme last year included people with learning disabilities, people with a history of mental ill-health, ex-offenders, people with a history of drug and/or alcohol dependency, the homeless and people seeking to improve their English language skills.
At St Sidwell’s everyone works together.
We manage to make a little money go a long way but small charities like St Sidwell’s need your support. Your donation can help us to provide vital support to people who really need it.
A donation of
£5
will pay for 2 nutritious meals for someone in need
A donation of
£25
will buy tools and seeds for our volunteer-maintained, city centre community vegetable garden
A donation of
£60
will pay for two one-to-one sessions to support someone trying to make a transition in their life
A donation of
£400
will pay for us to run a 10 hour cookery course for a group of people with learning disabilities, or a group of local school children
One of the advantages of small, grassroots charities like St Sidwell’s is that our overheads are kept low; whatever amount you donate and whether you decide to make a one-off donation or to set up a direct-debit, you can be sure that the money will be used for the benefit of local people and the local community.
Thank you for your support