Trades Widows Fund Charity Donates to Maggie’s Aberdeen
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This morning, representing the Seven Incorporated Trades of Aberdeen and The Trades Widows’ Fund Charity, staff from Trinity Hall proudly joined the SAMH Business Breakfast aboard the iconic Morgenster Tallship.
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The Russell Anderson Foundation – Donation
The Aberdeen Baker Incorporation were delighted to donate an amazing £2,643.75 to The Russell Anderson Foundation recently.
The Foundation are dedicated to improving the lives of children in socially deprived areas of Aberdeen by creating life-changing programmes that make a sustainable and measurable difference in health and wellbeing.
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“Homewards Aberdeen: Reframing perceptions of homelessness and inspiring action in the private sector” was a special event which recently took place at Trinity Hall on Friday the 23rd of May to which more than 60 local business representatives attended. The aim of the event was to reframe perceptions of homelessness and inspire action in the private sector.
Officially opened by the Lord Dean of Guild of Aberdeen, Sylvia Halkerston, the afternoon was facilitated by Social Ludo, a social enterprise that uses games and serious play to highlight barriers to employment and housing, turning research into positive real-world change.
During the event, attendees heard from inspiring speakers who shared powerful narratives and insights to shift perceptions of homelessness, and drive real change, including a panel discussion and Q&A.
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We are absolutely delighted to have raised an incredible £11,294 (so far!) for Friends of Roxburghe House Grampian. Team Trinity Hall walked in memory of our very much loved friend and colleague Fiona.
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Last week we were delighted to welcome HRH Prince William, Duke of Rothesay, to Trinity Hall.
The Seven Incorporated Trades of Aberdeen, in partnership with the Aberdeen Burgesses, are working with Homewards (part of The Royal Foundation) with the aim to end homelessness. Aberdeen is one of six flagship locations.
Prince William came to Trinity Hall to celebrate the graduations of trainees from Invisible Cities. The Seven Incorporated Trades have proudly been supporting them with their set up in Aberdeen.
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HRH Prince William, Duke of Rothesay visits Trinity HallRead More »
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We are absolutely thrilled that The Trades Widows’ Fund Charity has surpassed the £1 Million Milestone!
Since the first donation in 2017, the charity has donated a total of £1,154,148.94 to over 83 amazing Aberdeen charities and community groups.
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The Trades Widows’ Fund Charity was founded in 2015 and the purpose of the fund is to help the local community and residents of Aberdeen.
New Funding round has opened. If you are a charity looking for some support for an upcoming project or funding you feel would all you to deliver and enchance your service delivery, Visit the TWFC website > TRADES WIDOWS CHARITY FUND to download the latest form.
Funding Round is open for a limited period,
