PARTNERSHIPS & FUNDERS

Partnerships

We couldn’t do the vital work we do without support from the early beginnings, from Station Hall Herne Hill, Herne Hill Forum and Cross River Partnerships.

We're proud to partner with some amazing community projects and organisations - St Faith's Community Centre, The Edward Alleyn Sports Clubs, Crisp Packet Project, Tiger Sports Club, Draper Community Project, Albrighton Community Centre, Ist Place Nursery and St Martin’s Community Centre – who share our vision. 

Together we’re making a meaningful difference to our community but we need your support in order to keep moving forward.

Funders

We have received financial support from funders who have invested grants for growth and implementing the project's mission - The Network Fund(TFN), Arnold Clark, Money4You, Southwark Council, and United St Saviour’s, we thank you tremendously!

However, there’s more work to be done, you can help us, let’s make it happen. Drop us an email and get the ball rolling…

Our Partners

Lambeth London Borough Council is the local authority for the London Borough of Lambeth. The council is committed to improving the quality of life for the people who live and work in the borough and ensures organisations from the private, public and third sector pool their resources and work together to tackle problems jointly.

A non-profit and impartial partnership organisation, Cross River Partnership (CRP) has been delivering positive change for London’s residents, businesses and visitors for over 25 years. CRP’s vision is to work with its partners to address the grand challenges of our time and shape the London of tomorrow; to be an inspiration for the city and its projects used as a blueprint for others to follow. CRP is a test bed for new ideas and an exemplar of positive change for all – Delivering London’s Future Together.

The Herne Hill Forum is a local group campaigning to create an economically and environmentally sustainable local community in and around London SE24.

An old waiting room above Herne Hill station has been reinvented as a warm and welcoming community space that has hosted ‘pay what you can’ yoga classes, an art, singing and creative writing session for parents who home-school their children, bridge classes and more since it opened in September 2018.

We are a community of runners that combine getting fit with doing good. We stop off on our runs to do physical tasks for community organisations and to support isolated older people with social visits and one-off tasks they can't do on their own. It's a great way to get fit, meet new people and do some good. As long as you're up for getting sweaty, everyone's welcome.