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Since 1991, John Lyon’sCharity has awarded over£100 million in grants tosupport children and youngpeople across the nineboroughs in the Charity’sBeneficial Area. 100

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01We are thrilled to celebrate £100 million of project funding

that has created brighter futures for children and young

people over the past 25 years. As you will read, our funding

has supported innovative education projects, exciting

cultural and arts activities, dynamic sports programmes,

vital employment and skills training, valued therapeutic

interventions, as well as helping to stabilise the youth sector

across the Beneficial Area. We are proud that we have been

a catalyst for major initiatives that engage and stimulate

young people and transform their aspirations. Here’s to

the next 25 years of creating new opportunities for children

and young people and making a difference to their lives!

Susan WhiddingtonChairman of the Grants Committee

Dr Lynne GuytonChief Executive Officer

TRANSFORMINGthe aspirations of children and young people

exercising our role as anindependent funder to learn from our projects and seek to INFLUENCEpublic policy

the VALUE of thevoluntary sector

taking informed risks to support projects thatPIONEER new initiativesand ideas

promoting partnerships andCOLLABORATIONSto have a greater impact on the lives of children and young people

creating widerOPPORTUNITIES forchildren and young people.

The Charity’sgrant-giving isguided by a setof values andprinciples thatunderpin thework that we do.

We believe in...

John Lyon, a yeoman farmer from Harrow was granted

a Royal Charter by Elizabeth I in 1572 to found a free

grammar school for boys – Harrow School. The Charter

anticipated that John Lyon would establish a separate trust

for the purpose of maintaining two roads from London to

Harrow, now the Harrow and Edgware roads. In 1578 John

Lyon provided an endowment in the form of a farm of some

48 acres in the area now known as Maida Vale for that

purpose. Several hundred years later the income from

the estate in Maida Vale continued to be paid to the various

authorities that were responsible for the roads. In 1991

a Charity Commission scheme came into effect giving the

Governors of Harrow School discretion to apply the income

for the benefit of the inhabitants of nine London boroughs

(Barnet, Brent, Camden, Ealing, Hammersmith & Fulham,

Harrow, Kensington & Chelsea and the Cities of London

and Westminster) – the boroughs served by the two roads.

Now, 445 years later we are proud to have supported

700,000 children and supported them with £100 million

in grants. John Lyon’s Charity, Harrow School and The

John Lyon School together make up the Harrow School

Foundation governed by the Keepers and Governors of

the Free Grammar School of John Lyon.

Our History

BURSARIES

£10,067,5069%

£105,8 01,141Total spend since 1991

YOUTH ISSUES

£5,579,1725%

YOUTH CLUBS & YOUTH ACTIVITIES

£16,387,23515%

TRAINING

£5,021,1755%

CHILDREN & FAMILIES

£11,379,89611%

EDUCATION & LEARNING

£17,673,59117%

SPECIAL NEEDS & DISABILITIES

£6,423,3906%

SPORT

£7,041,5087%

EMOTIONAL WELLBEING

£7,032,1907%

ARTS & SCIENCE

£19,195,47818%

1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2017

400,000,000

350,000,000

300,000,000

250,000,000

200,000,000

150,000,000

100, 000,000

50,000,000

£m

1991ASSET VALUE

£17,739,120

2016ASSET VALUE

£342,685,000

Asset value 1980-2016

2015

12,000,000

10,000,000

8,000,000

6,000,000

4,000,000

2,000,000

1991 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2017

£m

1991TOTAL GRANT EXPENDITURE

£198,166

2016TOTAL GRANT EXPENDITURE

£10,221,437

Total grant expenditure 1991-2016

Barnet£9,354,763

Harrow£8,932,696

K&C£8,308,267H&F

£8,502,893

Ealing£9,798,173

Brent£15,235,119

14%

11%

Camden£11,753,791

Westminster£11,547,505

11%

14%

18%

12%

10%10%

Total £105,801,141

City of London £98,282

Discretionary - Bursary

£10,171,476

Discretionary£12,098,176

Borough spend since 1991

Since 1991, wehave awarded3,401 grants toover 1,500individualorganisations.

Since 1991, 857 grants havebeen awardedunder the SmallGrants Fund.

Today, annualgrant expenditureis 5000% higherthan in 1991.

60% of grantsawarded since1991 are under£20,000.

Since 1991, 931 individualshave benefittedfrom bursarysupport.

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Since 1991, more than 1,500organisations within ourBeneficial Area have receivedfunding from John Lyon’sCharity. This celebratorypublication highlights just 100of these groups, demonstratingthe variety of work that we do to support children and young people.

01Lyric Hammersmith

PROGRAMME AREA

Arts & Science

GRANT TOTAL

£470,000

SINCE

2002

BOROUGH

Hammersmith & Fulham

02Hootdrum

PROGRAMME AREA

Arts & Science

GRANT TOTAL

£24,000

BETWEEN

2003-2005

BOROUGHS

Brent, Ealing, Westminster

03Pirate Castle

PROGRAMME AREA

Youth Clubs & Youth Activities

GRANT TOTAL

£317,690

SINCE

1992BOROUGH

Camden

04Royal Court

PROGRAMME AREA

Arts & Science

GRANT TOTAL

£416,500

SINCE

1993

BOROUGHS

Multiple

05Wormwood Scrubs Pony Centre

PROGRAMME AREA

Special Needs & Disabilities

GRANT TOTAL

£172,615

SINCE

1995

BOROUGHS

Brent, Ealing, Hammersmith & Fulham

06National Theatre

PROGRAMME AREA

Arts & Science

GRANT TOTAL

£866,800

SINCE

1996

BOROUGHS

Multiple

07Shakespeare'sGlobe

PROGRAMME AREA

Arts & Science

GRANT TOTAL

£372,000

SINCE

2003

BOROUGHS

Multiple

08Brent Community Leadership Awards

PROGRAMME AREA

Training

GRANT TOTAL

£270,000

BETWEEN

2007-2009

BOROUGH

Brent

09 10

Capital Projects

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Roundhouse

BOROUGH

Camden

PROGRAMME AREA

Arts & Science

GRANT TOTAL

£100,000

YEAR

2007

UnicornTheatre

BOROUGHS

Multiple

PROGRAMME AREA

Arts & Science

GRANT TOTAL

£250,000

YEAR

2005

LAMDA

BOROUGHS

Multiple

PROGRAMME AREA

Arts & Science

GRANT TOTAL

£150,000

YEAR

2011

British Library

BOROUGHS

Multiple

PROGRAMME AREA

Education & Learning

GRANT TOTAL

£100,000

YEAR

2008

Capital Projects

Donmar Warehouse Projects Ltd

MultipleArts & Science£100,0002011

Barnet & Southgate College

BarnetSpecial Needs & Disabilities£250,0002014

Tricycle Theatre Company

BrentArts & Science£250,0002013

151413

BOROUGHS

PROGRAMME AREA

GRANT TOTAL

YEAR

16PROGRAMME AREA GRANT TOTAL SINCE BOROUGHS

Bursaries £5,444,298 1996 MultipleThe John Lyon School

17Westway Trust

PROGRAMME AREA

Sport

GRANT TOTAL

£240,300

SINCE

1999

BOROUGHS

H&F, K&C

18Tate Britain

PROGRAMME AREA

Arts & Science

GRANT TOTAL

£445,000

BETWEEN

1998-2011

BOROUGHS

Ealing, Harrow, Westminster

19Eastside Educational Trust

PROGRAMME AREA

Arts & Science

GRANT TOTAL

£401,000

SINCE

2000

BOROUGHS

Multiple

20National Resource Centre forSupplementaryEducation

PROGRAMME AREA

Education & Learning

GRANT TOTAL

£717,973

SINCE

2009

BOROUGHS

Multiple

21Harrow School Sports East

PROGRAMME AREA

Sport

GRANT TOTAL

£1,000,000

BETWEEN

2003-2006

BOROUGH

Harrow

Wigmore Hall

PROGRAMME AREA

Arts & Science

GRANT TOTAL

£360,000

SINCE

2000

BOROUGHS

K&C, H&F, Westminster

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23Protégé

PROGRAMME AREA

Training

GRANT TOTAL

£230,000

SINCE

2007

BOROUGHS

Ealing, Camden, K&C

01Youth Clubs

Ansar Youth Project

Brent

£126,960

2008

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Brunswick Club Trust

H&F

£244,880

1993

25

Somers Town Youth Club

Camden

£160,000

1995-2005

26

Avenues Youth Project

Westminster

£352,300

1994

27

Amberley Youth Club

Westminster

£70,000

2006-2007

28

BOROUGH

GRANT TOTAL

SINCE

Youth Clubs

Queen's CrescentCommunity Association

Camden

£139,200

2008

29

Thanet Youth andCommunity Centre

Camden

£170,335

2003

30

Earls Court Youth Club

K&C

£145,000

2003

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Harrow Central Mosque

Harrow

£40,000

2010-2012

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St Andrew's Club

Westminster

£407,450

1992

33

BOROUGH

GRANT TOTAL

SINCE

34Street Outreach Service

PROGRAMME AREA

Youth Clubs & Youth Activities

GRANT TOTAL

£150,000

BETWEEN

2008-2009

BOROUGH

H&F

35Unlocking the Future for Looked After Children

PROGRAMME AREA

Education & Learning

GRANT TOTAL

£221,565

SINCE

2011

BOROUGHS

Multiple

36British Museum

PROGRAMME AREA

Education & Learning

GRANT TOTAL

£220,000

BETWEEN

2006-2014

BOROUGHS

Barnet, Brent, Camden, Westminster

37Primary Shakespeare Company

PROGRAMME AREA

Arts & Science

GRANT TOTAL

£368,800

SINCE

2008

BOROUGHS

Multiple

38Brent Play Association

PROGRAMME AREA

Children & Families

GRANT TOTAL

£1,135,542

SINCE

1993

BOROUGH

Brent

39London Symphony Orchestra

PROGRAMME AREA

Arts & Science

GRANT TOTAL

£90,000

BETWEEN

2003-2013

BOROUGH

Camden

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Kentish TownCity Farm

PROGRAMME AREA GRANT TOTAL SINCE BOROUGH

Education & Learning £243,000 1996 Camden

Grass Roots Organisations

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Principles in Finance

Multiple

Education & Learning

£70,000

2012

Stonebridge Boxing Club

Brent

Sport

£165,000

2011

Camden Arts Centre

Camden, Barnet,Brent

Special Needs & Disabilities

£377,660

1992

Mama YouthProject

Brent, Ealing,Harrow

Training

£187,000

2009

P.E.S.T.S

Ealing

Special Needs & Disabilities

£114,500

2004

Kids’ Cookery School

Multiple

Education & Learning

£249,840

1999

BOROUGHS

PROGRAMME AREA

GRANT TOTAL

SINCE

41 42 43 44 45 46

01Grass Roots Organisations

Flash Musicals

Harrow, Barnet,Brent

Arts & Science

£179,600

2004

Refugee Youth

Harrow, Barnet

Youth Clubs & Youth Activities

£188,775

2008

Paddington Arts

Westminster

Arts & Science

£341,300

1995

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* Acton Park Playcentre Leisure Events

APPLE*

Ealing

Youth Clubs & Youth Activities

£321,400

1998

Shepherds BushFamilies Project &Children's Centre

H&F

Children & Families

£198,000

1998

BOROUGHS

PROGRAMME AREA

GRANT TOTAL

SINCE

52Samuel Lithgow Youth Centre

PROGRAMME AREA

Youth Clubs & Youth Activities

GRANT TOTAL

£305,670

SINCE

1994

BOROUGH

Camden

53Parent Ambassador Initiative

PROGRAMME AREA

Education & Learning

GRANT TOTAL

£186,000

SINCE

2010

BOROUGHS

Barnet, Harrow

54

WoodlandAdventure –Forest SchoolHarrow

PROGRAMME AREA

Education & Learning

GRANT TOTAL

£108,000

SINCE

2012

BOROUGH

Harrow

55Bag Books

PROGRAMME AREA

Special Needs & Disabilities

GRANT TOTAL

£135,000

SINCE

2008

BOROUGHS

Multiple

56Victoria andAlbert Museum

PROGRAMME AREA

Arts & Science

GRANT TOTAL

£339,000

SINCE

2006

BOROUGHS

K&C, H&F, Westminster

57White City Adventure Playground

25 37 2

PROGRAMME AREA GRANT TOTAL SINCE BOROUGH

Children & Families £71,000 2013 H&F

58London Youth

ROGRAMME AREA

Youth Clubs & Youth Activities

GRANT TOTAL

£445,000

SINCE

2011

BOROUGHS

Multiple

59Snow-Camp

PROGRAMME AREA

Training

GRANT TOTAL

£120,000

SINCE

2010

BOROUGHS

Brent, Ealing, K&C, Westminster

Emotional Wellbeing

60Brent Centre for Young People

Brent£626,4501994

63WestminsterAcademy

Westminster£75,0002015

61The Brandon Centre

Camden£422,0001993

64Place2Be

Camden, Brent£105,0001998-2015

62In-School Counselling Project

Ealing, Harrow£738,5502010

65Pyramid Trust

Ealing £60,0001999-2000

BOROUGHS

GRANT TOTAL

SINCE

BOROUGHS

GRANT TOTAL

SINCE

Emotional Wellbeing

66Catholic Children's Society (Westminster)

Multiple£741,1002006

67TOPS/Tavistock ClinicFoundation

Camden, Barnet£315,5001994-2008

68Anna Freud Centre

Multiple£418,0001994

69Fulham Primary School

H&F£82,5002002

BOROUGHS

GRANT TOTAL

SINCE

70Strength in Horses

PROGRAMME AREA

Emotional Wellbeing

GRANT TOTAL

£194,760

SINCE

2014

BOROUGHS

Barnet, Brent,Camden, Harrow

71Choices 4 All

PROGRAMME AREA

Special Needs & Disabilities

GRANT TOTAL

£180,000

BETWEEN

1993-2016

BOROUGHS

Brent, Ealing, Harrow

Br

72Albert & FriendsInstant Circus

PROGRAMME AREA

Special Needs & Disabilities

GRANT TOTAL

£108,900

SINCE

1996

BOROUGHS

H&F, K&C

73-78

Supplementary SchoolsProgramme Area: Education & Learning

* Education and Skills Development Group

Afghan Association Paiwand

Barnet, Harrow, Brent£249,4802010

OYA!

Barnet£104,0002008

WestminsterSupplementary Schools Forum

Westminster£165,0002009

ESDEG*

Ealing £76,5002008

Camden Supplementary Schools Forum

Camden£165,0002009

The Caraf Centre

Camden£160,0002009

BOROUGHS

GRANT TOTAL

SINCE

BOROUGH

GRANT TOTAL

SINCE

Supplementary SchoolsProgramme Area: Education & Learning

Hammersmith & Fulham SupplementarySchools Forum

H&F£129,0002009

Brent SupplementarySchools Forum

Brent165,0002009

BarnetSupplementarySchools Forum

Barnet£165,0002009

Ealing SupplementarySchools Forum

Ealing £120,0002009

* Westway Development Trust** Securing Success

Kensington & ChelseaSupplementary Schools Forum*

K&C£269,0002005

Harrow Supplementary Schools Forum**

Harrow£270,0002009

79-84BOROUGH

GRANT TOTAL

SINCE

BOROUGH

GRANT TOTAL

SINCE

85London Tigers

PROGRAMME AREA

Sport

GRANT TOTAL

£150,000

SINCE

2008

BOROUGH

Ealing

Sidings Community Centre

PROGRAMME AREA

Children & Families

GRANT TOTAL

£27,100

SINCE

1994

BOROUGH

Camden

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87Salusbury World

PROGRAMME AREA

Children & Families

GRANT TOTAL

£234,400

SINCE

2006

BOROUGHS

Brent, Westminster

88Sulgrave Youth Club

PROGRAMME AREA

Youth Clubs & Youth Activities

GRANT TOTAL

£167,526

SINCE

1993

BOROUGH

H&F

89North Paddington Youth Club

PROGRAMME AREA

Youth Clubs & Youth Activities

GRANT TOTAL

£76,600

SINCE

1998

BOROUGH

Westminster

90NEWPINFamily Centre

PROGRAMME AREA

Children & Families

GRANT TOTAL

£248,550

SINCE

2000

BOROUGH

Westminster

Young People’s FoundationsProgramme Area: Youth Issues

GRANT TOTAL

SINCE

GRANT TOTAL

SINCE

GRANT TOTAL

SINCE

GRANT TOTAL

SINCE

GRANT TOTAL

SINCE

GRANT TOTAL

SINCE

GRANT TOTAL

SINCE

Young Barnet Foundation

£300,0002015

Young Brent Foundation

£300,0002015

Young Camden Foundation

£150,0002016

Young Ealing Foundation

£300,0002016

Young Westminster Foundation

£150,0002016

Young Harrow Foundation

£300,0002015

Young Hammersmith & Fulham

Foundation

£150,0002016

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98The Log Cabin

PROGRAMME AREA

Special Needs & Disabilities

GRANT TOTAL

£201,650

SINCE

1993

BOROUGH

Ealing

99Action on Disability

PROGRAMME AREA

Special Needs & Disabilities

GRANT TOTAL

£229,600

SINCE

2004

BOROUGH

H&F

Dance Journeys – Unsilenced. Photo courtesy of English National Ballet. © Photography by ASH

100English National Ballet

PROGRAMME AREA

Arts & Science

GRANT TOTAL

£217,600

SINCE

2009

BOROUGHS

H&F, K&C, Barnet

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