Oxfordshire Community Foundation - Cutteslowe Community Centre Provision |
£5,000 |
13/07/2022
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If successful; the funding will be split with £2,000 of the funding put toward our Summer Programme’s total £8,500 delivery costs. Our programme includes art, dance, bushcraft, sports, crafts,
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If successful; the funding will be split with £2,000 of the funding put toward our Summer Programme’s total £8,500 delivery costs. Our programme includes art, dance, bushcraft, sports, crafts, singing and nature education for under 5s, bug club, science, literacy and drama. The budget includes £2,000 for 150hrs by our programme leader (who led our summer provision 2019&2022). £5,000 for facilitation by specialists including a professional artist, football coach, Early Years Specialist and Latin dance instructor. £500 for materials, £500 for CCA overheads and a £500 contingency fund. To date we have secured funding from 5 other sources and we have an active grant application for £1200 and are applying for the final £2,000 required to fund our programme. The remaining £3,000 will be used to cover any costs associated with the activities listed previously that are delivered within the Centre free of charge to promote the development of residents. There are ongoing management costs associated with activities taking place in the Centre both administratively as well as promotion of activities and procurement of materials. There are also overheads associated with all activities in the building through loss of hire revenue, utilities to light and heat the rooms while in use, insurance, rates, and Centre cleaning costs. In order to make the activities listed previously possible and sustainable long-term it is vital that we procure funding to allow them to continue without incurring any costs.
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Oxfordshire Community Foundation - The Not Quite Royal Variety Show |
£8,245 |
01/04/2022
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The North Wall, Cutteslowe Garden Project and Cutteslowe Community Centre will work together to programme and produce an outdoor variety show featuring comedy acts, musical acts, family theatre and
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The North Wall, Cutteslowe Garden Project and Cutteslowe Community Centre will work together to programme and produce an outdoor variety show featuring comedy acts, musical acts, family theatre and community performances. The outdoor variety show will be ticketed but free and for local residents to enjoy and connect with each other. During the May state school half term, The Cutteslowe Community Centre and The North Wall will run dance and drama workshops for young people where they will devise short performances to be premiered on stage at The Not Quite Royal Variety Show. These workshops will be lead by local freelance artists and supported by The North Wall Arts Centre. These workshops aim to bring together young people living in Cutteslowe and offering them a place to socialise, gain confidence and connect with their community through drama and dance. “Catriona loved doing this. It had such a positive impact during lockdown when she really looked forward to the sessions. And it gave her confidence to work as part of a team and I think it pushed her out of her comfort zone and I could see she was really buoyed after each session.” (parent of participant from previous community project) When this project is over, we hope that participants will continue the legacy of the project and be inspired to join The North Wall participation programme and clubs at The Cutteslowe Community Centre. We also plan to partner with Cutteslowe Primary School on their art & fashion exhibition, this year inspired by the Queen's Jubilee. Pupils will use upcycled clothes to create outfits for a fashion show of the Queen through the yours. The Cutteslowe Primary eco warriors will launch a poster competition before the half term to design outfits from upcycled school uniform & other materials and then will model these with other entries from the public on 4 June. On 4 June, an outdoor event area will be created in Cutteslowe Park, allowing for a stage to be erected and a relaxed ‘picnic-style’ seating area to be created for audience. There will be 6 – 8 local acts over the course of the day, as well as free workshops that the public can take part in. The free taster workshops will be aimed at young people in Cutteslowe and Sunnymead and hosted by The Cutteslowe Community Centre, The Cutteslowe Garden Project, The Museum of Oxford and The North Wall with a view to reach new audiences and encourage them to take part in opportunities offered. We hope to engage with new audiences and renew connections with audiences returning post pandemic. We hope that our taster workshops will create an on-going legacy and those who have joined in will continue to engage with each organization after the Jubilee weekend. We are very interested to hear from the community and local residents about their hopes and dreams for their neighborhood, local park and community programmes. During The Not Quite Royal Variety Show, we will have a 'Wishing Line', whereby audiences, passers-by and participants can express their wants and needs for their community. We will collate all of these and bring them to the committee of the Cutteslowe Partnership (a group formed of local businesses, councilors, schools, food larders, community groups and arts/heritage organisations) to discuss ways in which we can action the requests and suggestions put forward by the community.
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Oxfordshire Community Foundation - Cutteslowe Community Association Seniors |
£3,100 |
13/12/2021
12 |
Grant to Cutteslowe Community Association
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Oxfordshire Community Foundation - Under-5s provision in Cutteslowe, Sunnymead and Wolvercote |
£5,000 |
23/07/2021
9 |
Grant to Cutteslowe Community Association
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Oxfordshire Community Foundation - Cutteslowe Community Larder |
£1,911 |
28/01/2021
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Running costs for Cutteslowe Community Larder (CCL).
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Oxfordshire Community Foundation - Cutteslowe Community Larder |
£1,906 |
06/10/2020
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Support Cutteslowe Community Larder (CCL), one of several activities undertaken by Cutteslowe Community Association in the Community Centre.
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Oxford City Council - Grant to Cutteslowe Community Association |
£5,000 |
01/04/2019
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Funding awarded to contribute to school holiday activities
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Oxfordshire Community Foundation - 50 together |
£4,880 |
20/02/2019
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The grant will bring together the strengths, experience and resources of Cutteslowe Community Association and those of People in Action by providing a new and dynamic service for those aged 50+ who
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The grant will bring together the strengths, experience and resources of Cutteslowe Community Association and those of People in Action by providing a new and dynamic service for those aged 50+ who are experiencing loneliness and social isolation. It will provide two part-time paid coordinators to work with partner organisations and others ncluding Age UK Oxfordshire, beneficiaries and volunteers to establish and grow a new meeting and sharing point through the provision of a social cafe club for the over 50's experiencing social isolation and to also work with the very elderly and those needing a more structured approach with activities organised on their behalf. As well as providing a new social base for regular meetings and events the project will work alongside other new planned initiatives such as our Eat, Grow and Cook Project and our work with Good Food Oxford and the LEAP Project for older men and our developing Good Neighbour Scheme to develop new aspects of service which are beneficiary led. The grant will also be used to address the very real challenges posed in Cutteslowe by the lack of public transport by providing the means for those with mobility problems to engage fully with the project.
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Oxford City Council - Grant awarded to Cutteslowe Community Association |
£2,500 |
19/04/2018
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Funding awarded to contribute towards a 3 week summer play scheme for local children aged 5-11 years old on Cutteslowe
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Oxford City Council - Grant to Cutteslowe Community Association |
£2,500 |
25/03/2018
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Funding awarded to contribute towards Summer holiday playscheme for children aged 8 - 11 years old living in Cutteslowe
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Oxford City Council - Grant to Cutteslowe Community Association |
£3,500 |
09/02/2017
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Funding awarded to contribute towards the costs of providing a 3 week summer play scheme for local children aged 5-11 years old on Cutteslowe
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Oxford City Council - Grant to Cutteslowe Community Association |
£4,450 |
11/02/2016
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Funding awarded to contribute towards the costs of providing a 3 week summer play scheme for local children aged 4-11 years old on Cutteslowe
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Oxford City Council - Grant to Cutteslowe Community Association |
£2,500 |
12/02/2015
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Funding awarded to contribute towards the costs of providing a 3 week summer play scheme for local children aged 4-11 years old on Cutteslowe
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