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Donations

We are often asked by residents, their families or local businesses how to make a donation to us. We always appreciate donations without which we would not be able to provide all the services that HemingfordHub is known for.

If you are a tax payer and are happy for us to reclaim this from HMRC, you can Gift Aid your donation. Please ask us for a form to complete. This is a very simple process and enables us to boost your donation by 25p for every £1.

There are several ways to make a donation:

By a cheque made payable to HemingfordHub.

By a BACS payment into our account. Please contact us for our bank details.

By a cash donation. Please contact us for guidance on this.

You can use the ‘Donate’ button here. This links to our Just Giving account.

Our Supporters and Sponsors

We would like to thank everyone who has made a donation or grant since we were established in 2019. This has enabled HemingfordHub to support our residents through the pandemic and beyond. Some grants have been for specific projects whilst others didn’t specify what the money was to be used for. We can ensure all donors that their money has been, and will continue to be, put to good use.

Cambridge County Council Innovate & Cultivate who provided seed funding to help us establish HemingfordHub

Cambridgeshire County Council Community Reach Fund – Covid Enabler Grant

 Hemingford Grey Parish Council Hemingford Abbots Parish Council Highways England/A14 Community Fund – specifically to help support wildlife in the villages

Hunts District Council Covid-19 Community Chest Fund - supporting our hot meals service and our digital inclusion project

Hunts District Council grant – to support us in assisting the clinically extremely vulnerable during Covid pandemic

Hunts District Council grant - to support Health Inequalities programme for 12 months (seated exercise classes, first aid training and a contribution towards the Hemingford Handbook)

Memory Lane donation to support the running of the Hub Club

National Lottery Coronovirus Community Support Fund – supporting our hot meals service

Places for People/Chorus Homes Community Investment Fund – to pilot and run our hot meals service

 Residents of Hemingford Abbots and Hemingford Grey who participated in the Yard Trail

Residents and members of their families who have made donations in recognition of our work

Tesco Bags of Help Covid-19 Communities Fund – help with our digital inclusion project

The Allen Lane Foundation to help us run our HubClub (The Allen Lane Foundation is a grant-making trust which was established in 1966. The founder was Sir Allen Lane, who set up the publishing company Penguin Books. His family are involved in the running of the trust)