FUNDING COMMUNITIESCHANGING LIVES

ANNUAL REVIEW 2018/19

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WELCOME

Tracey WalshChief Executive

Howard DawberChairman

From our largest investment in alleviating poverty, to hosting Mark Carney, Governor of the Bank of England on his mission to better understand financial hardship in the East End, it has been another productive year for us.

As a grant maker and community investment adviser, it is our mission to alleviate poverty in the East End. We are committed to maximising investment and outcomes for both donors and the community and know that only by working together will we achieve lasting change. Tackling social inequality is complex. It requires knowledge, experience and passion, and although these are qualities I am proud to say EECF has in abundance, the essential financial investment required to effectively address the extremely high levels of social need remains the East End’s greatest challenge.

Thankfully, many people and businesses here are thriving, and although we would not question their generosity, it seems ‘local’ often plays second best to ‘national’ when it comes to charitable giving. The brand awareness those big charities possess means they are instantly recognisable and donors don’t have to think twice when asked for support. But those people experiencing hardship are more likely to access local providers who struggle to grab your attention, often led by local heroes working tirelessly to address inequality. These are the initiatives EECF helps.

Alleviating poverty on our doorstep seems obvious but it’s not happening as much as it should, so EECF will be working harder to champion local giving and we would love for you to join us.

Last year I talked about EECF’s drive to continue its ‘best year yet’ trend and I am delighted to say we have achieved it once again.

Over the past 12 months we awarded £1,055,363, resulting in 4,222 quality activities and initiatives being delivered that benefited more than 19,000 residents from all sections of the community. Specifically, our investment at grassroot level resulted in 535 people securing employment, 1,100 gaining qualifications and 757 reporting feeling healthier and happier.

Each and every fund holder, donor and partner should be proud of their involvement during the year. The positive impact of our grant making is the result of a collective approach to tackling poverty and inequality that would not have been achieved had we all worked independently. A combination of high levels of social need and grant programmes that are always heavily over-subscribed further highlights the necessity for a co-ordinated approach if we are to see positive, meaningful change for those experiencing hardship.

I also extend the charity’s thanks to recently retired trustees Zena Cooke, Praveen Joynathsing and Gay Harrington. Particular gratitude goes to Gay, who served as the Chair of our Grants Committee and brought considerable experience and commitment to EECF’s purpose and mission.

As EECF approaches a milestone anniversary, having been established for almost 30 years, we look forward to working with more donors and promoting the benefits for local giving to increase the chances of equality for all.

WHO WE AREVisionA philanthropic East End free of poverty.

Mission To drive philanthropy and charitable giving that responds to community needs and aspirations in East London, both now and in the future.

Bringing you closer to the...Challenges

Facts

People

Outcomes

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I just wanted to let you know that the visit was an astounding success. Some of the residents were visibly moved and emotional over the surprise visit. Please extend my thanks to the donors and to your colleague for their time and effort; it clearly made a big difference to some of the residents. Coopers Court Retirement Home

For most of us it seems unimaginable not to have regular human contact. Unfortunately, feeling isolated and cut off is a common experience of many older people living locally.

EECF has always funded elders’ provision including advice services, luncheon clubs and social activities but we felt we should be able to harness the growing employee population to go one step further.

For 10 years EECF has been working with a wide range of companies to offer a food bag and much-needed company to vulnerable elders who are experiencing isolation and poverty. Last year 935 older people benefited from this exciting and worthwhile initiative.

Each year the scheme grows, planning starts earlier and more people are involved.

WORKING TOGETHER

Errol’s storyAfter being diagnosed with dementia, widower Errol struggled to get out regularly and began suffering with anxiety and depression. His only contact with the outside world was his shopping delivery once a week.

Through his GP, Errol was referred to a weekly lunch club and the project supported him with transport to make sure he could make the weekly sessions. Whilst at the club he began to talk more

about his health and how he was finding it difficult to cope without his wife. The project worker was able to help him review his care and signpost him to other support services to help him cope better at home.

Errol is now thriving and meets others socially several times a week.

Isolation

1in 2elders are living in income deprivation

Loneliness and social isolation are considered to be as damaging to our health as smoking 15 cigarettes a day

Thank you for my lovely food bag. It was such a surprise and so nice to have a chat. Mary, 87

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I was worried about doing the programme at first because I am not very good at talking in front of people and I didn’t know what they would ask me about. I felt better as each week happened and I made some friends with the girls in my group. Now we are helping each other and the project facilitator has helped us join a dance group. Laura, 17 Young people’s positive change therapy programme beneficiary

From poor English language skills to domestic violence, the range of issues stopping women living their best life are vast. The wide range of funding requests that we receive seeking to address these matters are too. We were therefore delighted to be asked to manage the East End allocation of the Home Office’s newly established national Tampon Tax Community Fund.

Targeted at grassroots, women-led organisations, the East End benefited from funding totalling £106,659 which was awarded to 14 local charitable organisations. As you will read in Joanne’s story, beneficiaries can be extremely vulnerable and experience multiple, complex issues. They often require significant time and support to enable them to thrive/reach their full potential.

Having funded a number of exciting and positive initiatives in 2018/19 we are delighted that the Fund will continue with a further round in late 2019.

Joanne’s storyJoanne, 17, had a history of school exclusion and offending behaviour including supply of drugs and robbery. She started using drugs at the age of just 12 whilst in care. She was associated with negative peer groups and engaging in inappropriate relationships.

When Joanne was first approached about completing the programme she was sceptical and apprehensive about accepting help and this often displayed as aggression. Under the surface, however she appeared frightened and isolated with little hope that her life could be any different. During the first sessions it became clear that Joanne had extremely low self-esteem and didn’t feel at all hopeful for her future.

At one point she commented “I know I won’t have a good life or a proper job or anything”. Although she was willing to engage in the programme by listening to others and completing set tasks, she became anxious any time the attention was solely focused on her experiences or opinions. As the programme continued she grew in self-confidence and began to see she could have some opportunities.

She has been helped to secure a voluntary placement with an arts and exhibition centre which turned into full-time employment. On a client feedback form taken at the end of the programme Joanne stated: “I was scared at first but after a few sessions I opened up and it really helped me to feel better and maybe my life can be better.”

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WORKING TOGETHERWomen and Girls

£106,659awarded

14grants

808expectedbeneficiaries

BRINGING YOU CLOSERWorking to get the best results for the community and donors is our raison d’etre. It’s at the forefront when we assess every grant application and when we work with every donor.

We work with a range of donors and, for those looking to pool their investment in the community, the Philanthropy Club is the perfect model.

Our band of individuals, dedicated to supporting the local community, pool their donations to achieve greater impact. In 2018 the Club supported nine local organisations, and this enabled them to collectively meet a broad range of local needs and initiatives. Grants from the Club ranged from £200 to £13,000, with a total beneficiary reach of 2,192 people across a broad range of initiatives including watersports, boxing, employment training, dance tuition and theatre trips.

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Limehouse Boxing AcademyFor the past four years Limehouse Boxing Academy has taken young aspiring boxers around the country to compete. Undertaking an average of 50 trips a year to learning events and competitions, often by public transport, this was proving particularly expensive, time consuming and logistically challenging.

To continue to engage young people and offer the chances to compete and gain exposure to different parts of the UK it became essential for the Academy to have their own transport. The EECF Philanthropy Club was happy to step in and help with a £10,000 grant.

This has now simplified journeys and has given these young sports people an opportunity to venture out of Tower Hamlets, experience others part of the UK and to realise their potential in the sport. Travelling with the boxers gives the coaches and trainers an opportunity to boost confidence and self-esteem and provide them with the varied competition that they need to progress.

WORKING TOGETHERPhilanthropy Club

Thank you for everything you have all done for me. You have honestly changed my life and helped me in many ways. Before meeting you I honestly had no hope in this life or from anyone, but meeting you felt like a blessing to me... You truly are an inspiration, changing people’s lives for the better. Tahira Employment Programme beneficiary

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£26,000awarded

9grants

2,192beneficiaries

2,698VOLUNTEERS SUPPORTINGCOMMUNITY

PROJECTS 4,222ACTIVITY SESSIONS DELIVERED757

IMPROVED PHYSICAL &

MENTAL HEALTH

3,996HOURS OFLEISURE

ACTIVITIESDELIVERED7,563

TOOK PART IN COMMUNITY

& SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

788138REPORTED

FEELING SAFERIN THEIR

COMMUNITIES4,887PARTICIPATED IN PROJECTS THAT PROMOTE CREATIVITY

YOUNG PEOPLEDIVERTED AWAY FROM

CRIME AND ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR

£1,051,363INVESTED IN GRASSROOTS ACTIVITY

190GRANTS WERE

AWARDED

19,822PEOPLE BENEFITTEDFROM OUR SUPPORT

535GAINED

SUSTAINABLEEMPLOYMENT

67BECAME

SELF-EMPLOYED

1,815PEOPLE GAINED

NEW SKILLS

132TOOK PART IN A

WORK PLACEMENT

1,493ACCESSING SUPPORT

SERVICES

1,815STARTED ONTHE PATH TO

EMPLOYABILITY

2,692ATTENDEDTRAINING

9,072HOURS OF

EDUCATION/TRAININGDELIVERED

171ENTEREDFURTHER

EDUCATION

1,100GAINED AN

ACCREDITATION

194CAME OFF WORK-RELATED

BENEFITS

FUNDING COMMUNITIES, ACHIEVING RESULTS

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GRANTS AWARDED

2%

10%

11%

4%

White British/Other White

Asian/Asian British

Chinese

Other

45%

28%Black British/Other Black

Bangladeshi

18%

47%35%

Male

Notspecified

Female

5 30 57 5226 21

0-£250 £251-£800 £801-£3,000 £3,001-£5,000 £5,001-£10,000 £10,001-£35,000

GRANTS AWARDED BY SIZE

3 TACKLING ANTI-SOCIALBEHAVIOUR

6 ADVICESERVICES

10 ARTS, CULTURE& HERITAGE

17 COMMUNITYCOHESION

21 COREFUNDING

33 YOUTHENGAGEMENT

36 HEALTHYLIVING

39 EDUCATION& LEARNING

26 EMPLOYMENT

PROJECT BENEFICIARIES BY ETHNICITY PROJECT BENEFICIARIES BY GENDER

GRANTS AWARDED BY CATEGORY

The funding received from EECF plays a major part in enabling us to continue to offer valuable services for local people.Mudchute

The EECF is one of the most pro-active grant funders we’ve worked with. It’s fantastic that we’ve been able to access support beyond funding…whether it’s volunteer support from EECF’s partners, or being able to network with some of EECF’s donors and supporters.CrackedIt

The office at EECF is always a pleasure to deal with, and the grants application process is more user friendly than most, which is really helpful for a small organisation like ours. African Health Policy Network

We are grateful to EECF that they always support our events which helps us to continue our activities for the local Bangladeshi community.Isle of Dogs Bangladeshi Association

We particularly appreciated the visit of so many important people from your investor group. We think this link is really important and our young leaders were amazed that these people gave up their time to come and visit and meet people here at BV. It made a big impression. West Silvertown Foundation

Your support is always welcome and we could not run as we do without it. Your application process is very easy, your communications clear and your processes user friendly. Thank you for all your help. 31 Squadron, TH Air Cadets

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Total Grants Awarded

April 2018 to March 2019

£1,055,363

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Grants awardedGRANTS FUND GRANT RECIPIENT PURPOSE AWARD

ISLE OF DOGS SUMMER PROGRAMME

Cafe Forever Summer Activities £2,250Island House Summer Activities £3,000Mudchute Association Summer Activities £3,000SPLASH Play Summer Activities £2,770St Paul’s Arts Trust Summer Activities £2,450

IQL COMMUNITY FUND

Ambition, Aspire, Achieve (AAA) Family Fun Days £3,000E17 Puppet Project The Vote £4,886Eastside Community Heritage Growing Memories £4,900Hackney Wick and Fish Island CIC Cultural Interest Group £3,609The Yard Theatre Ltd The Yard Schools Programme £4,500Toyhouse Libraries Families Bringing Communities Together £4,105

Poplar Harca Apprenticeship Scheme £25,000

ISLE OF DOGS GRANTS CHEST

Apollo Music Projects Classical Music Residency £4,500Craft Central The Forge Project £150Dockland Settlements Isle of Dogs Development Worker £10,000Docklands Sailing & Watersports Centre Over 50s Pilates and Exercise Classes £360Docklands Sailing & Watersports Centre Parents Sailing Programme £4,860Docklands Sailing & Watersports Centre Equipment £233Friends of Island History Core Costs £7,000Island Advice Centre Tower Hamlets Trainee Advice Project £6,000Island Advice Centre Universal Credit Support Project £10,000Island House Playgroup SEN Worker £8,000Isle of Dogs Bangladeshi Assn. Advice Services £5,000Isle of Dogs Bangladeshi Assn. Day Trip £42Isle of Dogs Bangladeshi Assn. Eid Party £200Mudchute Association Environmental Development Worker £4,000Neighbours in Poplar Festive Meals Project £800Poplar Harca Isle of Dogs Job Shop £7,000Positive East E14 Positively Connected £7,009School Home Support Tower Hamlets School Home Support £2,000SPLASH Splash action for Employment (SAFE) £6,500

LONDON DOCK COMMUNITY FUND

Afro-Brazilian Arts & Cultural Exchange Martial Arts Sessions £340Cable Street Community Gardens Petrol Powered Wood Chipper £500My First 1,000 Days Wellbeing Project for Local Carers £360Newark Youth London Summer Programme £3,000Pollyanna Training Theatre Documentary in a week £2,000Purple Moon Drama Summer Holiday Silver Stars Arts Club £2,665Shadwell Basin Summer Programme £2,835Society Links Summer Programme £3,000Society Links Equipment £300Wapping High School Summer Programme Festival of Code £3,000

Ambition, Aspire, Achieve (AAA) Holiday Experiences & Opportunities £9,000Aston Mansfield Youth Transition Programme £10,000Beckton Skills Centre Build It, Race It, Go Kart £9,460Bonny Downs Community Association Go Wild Summer Scheme £7,356Elevated Aspirations Believe you can and you’re art-way there £7,996Faith Drama Productions Theatre Madness Festival £8,372Fight for Peace Twilight Summer Holiday Programme £10,000Newham All Stars Sports Academy Newham Multi Sports Holiday Programme £9,650Newham Community Renewal Programme Summer Programme £10,000Theatre Royal Stratford East Summer Youth College 2018 £10,000West Silvertown Foundation Summer Blast 2018 £7,440

GRANTS FUND GRANT RECIPIENT PURPOSE AWARD31 (Tower Hamlets) Squadron, Air Cadets Marching Band £2,250ACT Training Services The Young and Vulnerable Difference £2,496African Community School Empowerment Project £2,497African Health Policy Network Vital Voices for Volunteering £1,455Akwaaba Akwaaba Storytelling Group £2,430Apollo Music Projects Music Education Residency £2,500Centre of the Cell, Queen Mary University London

Access to Science, Health and Higher Education £2,360

Circle Collective Better Yourself Workshop £1,871Foundation For Change NEXT Project £2,480ICM Foundation CIC CORE Projects £2,500It’s Your life Sew Talented £2,500Laburnum Boat Club The Transition Club £2,500Leaders in Community Be Inspired: Young Women £2,500Quaker Social Action Move On Through £2,500Read Easy Hackney Read Easy Hackney £1,250Renaissance Foundation Employability Development £2,500Skyway Charity Empowering Positive Futures £2,420Sporting Force From the Battlefield - Sports Field £2,500TalentED TalentEd Programme £2,500

Applecart Live Ltd InCourage £2,175Building Bridges for Peace Schools Partnership Project £5,700England Netball Empowering Women - Community Netball £9,840J-Go Media SuperSisters, London £61,854Universal Board Games Countering Myths and Extremist Narratives £7,440

Canaan Project Core Funding £4,000LoveLife Generation Core Funding £3,000MONEY A+E Core Funding £4,000Wipers Youth C.I.C. Core Funding £3,095

FUND FOR HACKNEYCircle Collective Better Yourself Workshop £500Mind in the City, Hackney & Waltham Forest Train the Trainers Peer Leadership £22,500Off Centre Art Psychotherapy Service £22,500

INSPIRING COMMUNITIES FUND

Access All Areas Spring Back £3,000Afro-Brazilian Arts & Cultural Exchange Institute Fighting Inequality £1,000

Ambition, Aspire, Achieve (AAA) Street To Stage £2,900Apollo Music Projects Music Education Residency £3,000Ball Out Community Ball Out 3x3 2019 £2,610Capoyoga Carers Wellbeing Programme £1,000Eastside Community Heritage Nursery Rhymes and Stories £3,000EFA London Explore around Elephant £1,000Elevated Aspirations Arts Inspiring Leadership £3,000InSpire at St Peter’s InSpired Arts £1,000Latin American Disabled People’s Project Community Health & Wellbeing £1,000Link Age Southwark Connecting Communities for Positive Ageing £1,000My First 1000 Days Women’s Social Inclusion £990Newham Music Sing East Community Choir £3,000Pembroke House Pembroke Academy of Music £1,000Southwark Playhouse Elephant and Castle’s Historical Women £1,000Stratford Arts Trust Arts Engagement Scheme £3,000The Yard Theatre Ltd Yardlings £3,000UK Lesbian and Gay Immigration Group Supporting LGBTQI+ Asylum Seekers £1,000Walworth Golden Oldies Inclusive Health for Seniors £920

Grants awarded

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Grants awarded Grants awardedGRANTS FUND GRANT RECIPIENT PURPOSE AWARD

Account3 Selfie Project: Self Care, Community £9,970Alternatives Trust East London We Are Family £6,130Door of Hope Door of Hope £9,390It’s Your Life Sew Talented £9,270Kahaila Luminary Bakery - Employability Training £8,826Misgav Get2Work! £8,250My Body Back Project MBB Saturday Cafe £8,260Sev Necati Training Women & Young People’s Safety Solutions £8,051Sunbeams London Ltd Getting Better Together £7,398Treasures Foundation 1-2-1 Support for Female Ex-Offenders £10,000Woman’s Talk Woman’s Talk Works £5,790Woman’s Trust Domestic Violence Counselling £5,771You Make It You Make It Programmes £5,000Youth on the Move (London) Step Up £4,553

TOWER HAMLETS GRANTS CHEST

Al Isharah IT Equipment £508BELLE Dancers Dance Classes & Theatre Trip £275Beyond Youth CIC Chance 2 Change £8,000Café Art Equipment for Artwork Project £358Café Art MyLondon Market Manager £7,500Cell Foundation & Cell Project Space Project Costs £320City Steps Guided Tours Olympic Park Guided Tours £250Council of Mosques - Tower Hamlets IT Equipment £523East India over 50’s Consortium Pilates Classes £360Ebeegees Day Trip £250Fair Money Advice Tower Hamlets Pay Day Reduction Project £6,000Football Beyond Borders FBB Schools Programme £9,000Half Moon Young People’s Theatre Speech Bubbles £5,000Hind Grove Creativity Group Art Tutor £672Limehouse Boxing Academy Equipment £780Limehouse Community Forum Limehouse Festival £800Mudchute Association Environmental Development Worker £4,000Phytology/Bethnal Green Nature Reserve Equipment £731Pollyanna Training Theatre Documentary in a week £400School Home Support Tower Hamlets School Home Support £4,000Shadwell Youth Women’s Fitness Programme £360Social Arc CIC Step Up £9,840SocietyLinks Tower Hamlets Equipment £385Sporting Foundation Get Active £5,000St Peters Community Wellbeing Projects Healthy Cooking Club £800Stepney City Farm Equipment £340Teviot Action Group Unity Club £7,000The Country Trust Food Discovery £800The Tower Hamlets Volunteer Police Cadets Duke Of Edinburgh / Outward Bounds £6,000The Yard Theatre Ltd Equipment £800Tower Hamlets Community Church Equipment £800Tower Hamlets Friends & Neighbours WAVE (Well-being Activities) £6,000Women’s Trust Domestic Violence Counselling £2,000

EECF VITAL GRANTS SPLASH Poplar PSG: Friday Night ASB Project £12,000SPLASH Poplar PSG: Friday Night ASB Project £15,000

GRANTS FUND GRANT RECIPIENT PURPOSE AWARD31 (Tower Hamlets) Squadron Air Cadets Duke of Edinburgh Award & Adventure Training £650BELLE Dancers Dance Classes and Theatre Trip £333Bethnal Green Spear Trust Spear Course, Graduate Coach £13,000Craft Central The Forge Project £650Docklands Sailings & Watersports Centre Equipment: Waterproof Jackets £567Isle of Dogs Bangladeshi Assn. Day Trip £208Limehouse Boxing Academy Getting About £10,000Pollyanna Training Theatre Social Activities £200Stepney City Farm Equipment: Digital Incubators £392

Burdett FC Burdett Community Projects £10,000Leaders in Community Bee-Spoke Learning Centre £9,000Leaders in Community Green Champions £12,000Social Ark CIC Operations & Programme Manager £15,000Women’s Environmental Network Live Well £10,000

S106 GRANT MAKING

Island Advice Complex Case Work Programme £15,000Limehouse Project Advice Services £15,000Lincoln Area Regeneration Group Poplar Union Centre Manager £5,000Mudchute Association Apprenticeship Programme £15,000Neighbours in Poplar Older People’s Services £30,000

FOUNDATION FUND

Cardboard Citizens ACT NOW £10,000Fight for Peace Employability Programme £12,500GRIT - Breakthrough programmes HIVE: Hackney Inspiring Vibrant Expression £15,000Kick London After School Sports Provision £12,500Newham All Star Sports Academy Royal Docks Inclusive Sports Education £13,000Sport Inspired Young Leaders Sports Programme £12,000Transform UK Character Education Pre-Employment £14,000Unique Voice CIC Creating Success £14,500YOH Ltd Tower Hamlets Superstars £13,500

ST MATTHIAS CHURCH MAINTENANCE FUND St Matthias Community Centre Roof Repairs £10,000

STUDY SUPPORT WEEKENDS

George Green’s School English Study Support Weekend £3,784Langdon Park School Maths Study Weekend £2,958Langdon Park School Maths Study Support Weekend £4,000Lister Community School Maths Study Support Weekend £4,000Oaklands School Study Support Weekend £4,000Oaklands School Study Support Weekend £1,508Oaklands School Study Support Weekend £3,958Oaklands School Maths Study Support Weekend £4,000Sarah Bonnell School Study Support Weekend £3,630Sarah Bonnell School Study Support Weekend £2,925St Paul’s Way Trust School Study Support Weekend £3,958

TACKLING POVERTY FUND

Elizabeth Selby Infant School Garden Area Development £500

St Peter’s Community Wellbeing Projects Financial Skills and ICT for Life £500

Women’s Environmental Network Food Poverty Alliance £500

YSA FUND

Bonny Downs Community Association Go Wild Summer Scheme £2,625Chisenhale Gallery Young People’s Programme £10,000Newham Community Renewal Programme Youth Social Action £5,000SPLASH Play Community Girls - SPLASH Play £875Stepney City Farm Young Volunteers £5,000Uprising Fastlaners Programme £9,875West Silvertown Foundation Summer Blast 2018 £2,500WORLDwrite Women: A Success Story £4,000

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Community Foundations are vital contributors to building social capital. They also play a vital role by providing a platform that enables individuals and firms to invest in their communities. Community Foundations are helping to deliver a more inclusive capitalism, one in which individual virtue and collective prosperity can flourish.

Mark Carney

The summary financial statement is not the full annual report and financial statements. This is a summary of information derived from EECF’s Statement of Financial Activities for the year ended 31st March 2019.

2018-19 2017-18Incoming ResourcesDonations and legacies £1,252,458 £1,203,596Other trading activities £16,730 £17,340Investments £746,621 £711,313Total Income £2,015,809 £1,932,249

2018-19 2017-18Resources ExpendedGrant making £1,223,713 £1,174,885Other charitable activities £214,745 £201,694Raising funds £301,525 £263,844Total Expenditure £1,739,983 £1,640,423

Total Assets £24,374,794 £22,755,499

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EECF was established in 1990 by the London Docklands Development Corporation as its forward strategy for continued community investment in Docklands. Since that time we have grown into a local giving champion, uniquely connected to the East End’s people and challenges. We have a dedicated team of staff and trustees all committed to improving opportunity for people in the East End. Our current staff and trustees are:

Our teamTracey Walsh, CEOStephanie Fuller, Head of PhilanthropyKyrsten Perry, Place-Based Giving ManagerPaige Murphy, Head of Grants & Community EngagementJack Abbott, Grants OfficerNozir Ali, Grants AdministratorTracey Joseph, Community Engagement ManagerSuzannah Wade, Events Co-ordinatorJonathan Bowles, Head of Finance & Operations

ABOUT US

Our trusteesHoward Dawber, Canary Wharf Group

Rick Watson, AFME

James Wright, Northern Trust

Jim MacHale, Clifford Chance

Ashley Mullins, Chubb

Marshall Bailey, Individual

Katherine Webster, Financial Conduct Authority

Vicky Clark, Tower Hamlets Council

Guy Nicholson, Hackney Council

Sahidur Rahman, Limehouse Boxing Academy

Sister Christine Frost, SPLASH

Jeremy Fraser, Church of England

Thank youSpecial thanks go to Mark Sherlock, John Connolly and Stephen Ram for their professional support with fund management, property development and IT matters and to our team of volunteers at the Exchange Project.

3% OTHER INCOME

Incoming resources

April 2018 to March 2019

£2,015,809

6% TRUSTS & FOUNDATIONS

7% INDIVIDUALS

22% STATUTORYBODIES

37%INVESTMENTS

25%COMPANIES

Our team

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East End Community FoundationJack Dash House2 Lawn House CloseLondon E14 9YQTel: 020 7345 4444 Email: info@eastendcf.org www.eastendcf.org

EastEnd_CFCompany No: 8104415 Charity No: 1147789

Bankers: Barclays Bank PLC Auditors: PKF LittlejohnInvestment Managers: Investec CCLASarasin & Partners

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