Southwark Giving’s Strategic Partnership Board meets to help set the direction of Southwark Giving, identify our priorities and help us to achieve the greatest impact on our communities. The board is comprised of financial investors and skilled expert advisors. Financial investors are those who have invested in our infrastructure costs.
Southwark Giving is in its second year. We are proud to continue partnering with the following financial investors who have invested in our infrastructure costs this year and thank them for their generosity:
- Norton Rose Fulbright LLP
- Womble Bond Dickinson
- Team London Bridge (Business Improvement District)
- The Wakefield & Tetley Trust
We are also proud to continue partnering with the following Advisors for our second year:
Together these organisations form our Strategic Partnership Board, October 2018 – September 2019
Strategic Partnership Board members share why they are pleased to be supporting Southwark Giving:
Wakefield & Tetley Trust:
The Wakefield & Tetley Trust works to invest in charitable activity in Southwark, Tower Hamlets and the City of London. Our priority is to support work that tackles significant disadvantage and helps people who have limited opportunities and choices.
We are pleased to have funded the independent research “A Tale of Two Southwarks” and to have been part of the Advisory Group during the development phase of Southwark Giving. Southwark is a fantastic place to grow up, live and work, but as the research has highlighted, it is also a borough where some people face significant challenges and inequality. The Trust has therefore committed to supporting the ongoing delivery of the Scheme in 2017/18, and is excited to work collaboratively with other local charities, businesses, and SMEs to increase the amount of time, talent and money that is invested in Southwark.”
Stuart Morganstein, Chair of Trustees
United St. Saviour’s Charity:
United St Saviour’s Charity is really pleased to be part of Southwark Giving. With our long history of funding groups in Southwark, and our in-depth knowledge of the local area, we are convinced that an initiative of this nature has the potential to make a huge difference. We believe that our investment in Southwark Giving will help to harness the latent energy, enthusiasm and resources that sits within the community, voluntary and business sector – to create a better Southwark for everyone.”
Martyn Craddock, United St Saviour’s Charity
The Peter Minet Trust:
Peter Minet Trust is delighted to become a Founder Funder of Southwark Giving. We see Southwark Giving’s development as a very positive means of working with funders, corporates, charities and residents to raise awareness of the diverse and pressing needs of the borough and find ways to increase financial and voluntary support for organisations working to meet those needs. We believe that collaborating with others is an important way of maximising the resources we have and look forward to working with Southwark Giving.”
Simon Hebditch, Chair, Peter Minet Trust
Southwark Giving has six Founder Funders (organisations who chose to financially invest in Southwark Giving’s infrastructure and endorse us in our first year, October 2017 – September 2018). They are:
- Norton Rose Fulbright LLP
- Team London Bridge (Business Improvement District)
- Womble Bond Dickinson
- The Wakefield & Tetley Trust
- United St. Saviour’s Charity
- The Peter Minet Trust
Our first year Advisors were:
Together they formed our cross-sector Strategic Partnership Board for our first year. Our sincere thanks to them.
Our thanks to those who formed our Advisory Board 2016-17. The organisations below gave their time and expertise in our foundation year to help bring Southwark Giving to fruition.
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- London’s Giving (external advisors)
We are hosted by Community Southwark – the umbrella body for the community and voluntary sector in Southwark. It is a registered charity (no. 1105835) and a company limited by guarantee in England and Wales (no. 5090324).
London Bridge City Pier, Southwark
