The Down’s Syndrome Association receives a large part of its fundraising income from Charitable Trusts and Foundations. Such generous involvement is instrumental in achieving our goals; allowing us to make a real and measurable difference to the lives of so many people with Down’s syndrome.
Every gift is special regardless of source, size or purpose, received as a one-off donation or part of committed support over many years.
Whilst the Down’s Syndrome Association is a national charity, we are pleased to be able to provide comprehensive, specialist, hands on support in our local communities with the support of Charitable Trusts and Foundations with a regional interest.
As the Down’s Syndrome Association continues to grow and pioneers more new initiatives, the support of Charitable Trusts and Foundations becomes even more crucial to enable us to achieve our aims.
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Richard Barr has completed yet another challenge to raise money for the Down's Syndrome Association and Woolgrove Special Needs Academy!
He successfully completed a 100-mile cycle challenge on a single day in September, in memory of his son Tom, who died when he was just seven years old.
Find out more about his day and his other fundraising adventures here: downs-syndrome.org.uk/news/cycle-challenge-linking-london-childrens-hospitals-to-honour-toms-memory/
Thank you as always Richard for your gracious support! ... See MoreSee Less
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