To complement our existing Equality Policy, the Foundation is delighted to update our Diversity, Equality and Inclusion Statement, adopted by the Board. While we have always strived to ensure that everyone is equally valued and respected, the statement reiterates the Foundation’s commitment to creating and sustaining a positive and inclusive working environment for all. We […]
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The Aldgate and Allhallows Foundation office closed over the Festive period
Hello The Aldgate and Allhallows Foundation office will be closed over the Festive period from Tuesday 24th December 2024 and reopens for business on Thursday 2nd January 2025. Have a lovely Christmas and a Happy New Year from everybody at the Aldgate and Allhallows Foundation.
Joining the Libraries for Primaries Campaign
Research from the National Literacy Trust shows that reading for pleasure boosts reading skills, wellbeing, and confidence. However, 1 in 7 state primary schools in the UK doesn’t have a library or dedicated reading space. The lack of access to books highlights the greater need for investment in school libraries. We’re thrilled to become part […]
Our Charityworks Journey
We believe in giving new talent opportunities in the charity sector, which is why we partnered with Charityworks. Over the past 12 months, Amy has transformed our communications, and today we’re excited to share her experiences. Charityworks is a national non-profit graduate programme accredited by the Institute of Leadership and Management. It aims to prepare […]
Planting a Greener Future with Ecologi
As climate change continues to challenge our planet, we’re taking action to make a meaningful difference by joining Ecologi, a programme that helps organisations reduce their carbon footprint. We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve already funded the planting of 30 trees across four sustainable projects, doing our bit to to build a greener future. Trees […]
Meet the Intern: Michael Thomas
It’s been over six months since Michael joined us as a Grants Intern. Here’s a closer look at his journey and the insights he has gained during his time here. Before my internship, I was… Before joining the Grants Team, I gained a variety of experiences that really helped shape my career in the charity […]
Welcoming Four New Governors to Our Board
We’re delighted to announce the appointment of four new Governors to our Board. Their diverse expertise and dedication will enhance educational opportunities for young people in the City of London and the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. We’re pleased to introduce them below: Anwar Akhtar was born and grew up in Moss Side Manchester and […]
Case Study: Four Corners
For 50 years, Four Corners has been a renowned centre for film and photography where people form the local community can take part in learning programmes and creative exhibitions. They offer specialist programmes which support around 500 people each year from their base in Bethnal Green. Four Corners works towards making film and photography more […]
Case Study: London Symphony Orchestra
London Symphony Orchestra (LSO) is one of the world’s leading orchestras made up of accomplished players, conducts and soloists. Alongside delivering excellent performances, they run a learning and engagement programme, LSO Discovery, which includes a project entitled On Track. Since 2018, we’ve supported LSO’s On Track programme to increase the number of high-quality musical opportunities available […]
Tower Hamlets Schools Library Service receives a £28,840 grant to decolonise the curriculum with Artefact Boxes for local schools
Tower Hamlets Schools Library Service (THSLS), a vital educational resource in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, has been awarded a grant of £28,840 over two years to create artefact boxes that will support decolonising the curriculum in local schools. The project’s primary aim is to bring the curriculum to life, ensuring that it accurately […]