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Our supporters

Applying for funding is a key part of what we do at Crystal Palace Community Trust. Without the support of funders, we would not be able to offer community services. On behalf of all the staff, trustees and users we would like to extend our sincere thanks to every funder that makes a contribution.

  • ‘Power to Change’ funded many improvements to Anerley Town Hall including a new reception area and also contributed to some of our staffing costs.

  • The 'Garfield Weston Anniversary Fund' has awarded us with the majority of funding needed to redevelop the old library space at the rear of Anerley Town Hall into a centre for children, young people and families.

  • We secured two years of funding from ‘BBC Children in Need' to support the free youth club which meets on Mondays and Thursdays at Anerley Town Hall.

  • The Tudor Trust funded the salary of our part-time Trust Development Manager, who fundraises for the CPCT, expanding the activity programme on offer and developing new opportunities to provide services from Anerley Town Hall.

  • Clarion Housing had provided funds received on March 18 to cover additional services within our Youth Club at Anerley Town Hall, focusing on improving young people's lives through a healthy eating programme.

  • The Bromley Community Fund is contributing towards youth worker costs and training for young people.

  • The Jack Petchey Foundation finances annual awards for young people at our art and youth clubs, whose achievements are worthy of recognition.

  • Southwark Council contributed through their Community Capacity grant and the neighbourhood fund.

  • Big Lottery contributed to the running costs, staffing costs and volunteer training costs.

  • Veolia awarded us with extra funding to help redevelop the old library space at the rear of Anerley Town Hall into a centre for children, young people and families.

  • The Bernard Sunley Charitable Foundation awarded us with extra funding to help redevelop the old library space at the rear of Anerley Town Hall into a centre for children, young people and families.

  • The Mayor of London has granted funds from the Young Londoners Fund for our partnership project 'The Power of One'.

  • The Clothworkers Foundation awarded us with extra funding to help redevelop the old library space at the rear of Anerley Town Hall into a centre for children, young people and families.