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Two Ridings Community Foundation

The impact of your giving 2025

Two Ridings Community Foundation is the community foundation for North and East Yorkshire and Hull, connecting donors with local groups through grants, endowment and community leadership. Its 2025 report, The impact of your giving, shows £2.4 million distributed through 509 grants.

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Two Ridings Community Foundation runs place-based funds for Hull, Scarborough, Selby, York and Harrogate, putting donors' money to work in local communities. Its Know Your Neighbourhood Fund is investing £1 million in Hull over three years, and the HEY Confident Futures Leadership Network has supported more than 560 community leaders. Family and corporate funds, such as the Bettys & Taylors Family Fund, provide multi-year grants, and the Foundation steps in with emergency support, including flood relief, when communities need it most.

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 Two Ridings Community Foundation distributed £2.4 million through 509 grants, with an average grant of £4,800.
Key Metric 2 68% of applicants were successful.
Key Metric 3 Grants awarded totalled £2,424,482, with total funds of £11,894,195 and endowment donations of £561,197 (GBP).

Key Outcomes

  • A £10,000 grant to Share Skipton funded a Volunteer Coordinator, building a team of 59 volunteers and launching a Repair Cafe.
  • A £9,000 unrestricted grant helped Thirsk Youth Club achieve regulatory compliance and move to new premises, with local reports of drops in anti-social behaviour.
  • Charlie, aged 22, secured paid employment with tailored support through Autism Plus's Chocolate Academy vocational programme, funded by three-year grants.

Geography

Yorkshire and the Humber

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