Edgar E Lawley for supporting our Drama 4 Change Group

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The Eveson Trust for funding our Centre Stage drama group for Neurodivergent young people aged between 16-25 years for the running costs of this group for a year.

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Little Lives UK  who funded the setting up of our Little Slippers drama group ages 7-10 years.

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The High Sheriff of Herefordshire Sarah de Rohan for the kind donation towards Drama 4 Change.

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The National Lottery Community Award to allow us to hire a Community Co-ordinator for a year to help with the smooth running of the organisation, weekly groups and community engagement.

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The Peoples Postcode Lottery  for funding the "He Said, She Said, They Said" project; a filmed and live performance of six plays about gender identity in Hereford.

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BBC Children in Need for over 3 years funding to run Drama 4 Change free weekly drama group for 10-18 years.

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The Beaumont Trust  to cover the cost of a Youth Engagement Officer to work with schools, youth groups and the harder to reach in Herefordshire

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Asda: have made it possible to purchase head microphones for all of our groups.
 

Tesco have supported our Drama 4 Change group with the provision of a free tuck shop and t shirts
 

Herefordshire Community Foundation have enabled us to start Little Slippers again, a free to attend Drama group for 7-10 years
 

Inchrye Trust have enabled us to start Little Slippers again, a free to attend Drama group for 7-10 years
 

CO OP have supported our holiday workshops
 

Herefordshire City Council have supported our holiday workshops and the film for our “This is our Future” project.