Donations & Community Grants
Personal Bridge is committed to supporting local community projects, faith-based initiatives, youth programmes, and counselling services. Below is a summary of the donations and grants awarded.
Personal Bridge is committed to supporting local community projects, faith-based initiatives, youth programmes, and counselling services. Below is a summary of the donations and grants awarded.
£3,000 – BH40: Project Home
Personal Bridge donated £3,000 to BH40 – Be Happy For Nothing, supporting their Project Home initiative. BH40 works to transform lives affected by poverty, providing support with essentials such as food, shelter, and education. Their mission centres on restoring hope, dignity and motivation to individuals and communities facing hardship.
Website: https://beh40.com/
Personal Bridge donated £3,000 to BH40 – Be Happy For Nothing, supporting their Project Home initiative. BH40 works to transform lives affected by poverty, providing support with essentials such as food, shelter, and education. Their mission centres on restoring hope, dignity and motivation to individuals and communities facing hardship.
Website: https://beh40.com/
£1,000 – Jeremy’s Harrogate Project (English Teaching for Cultural Integration)
A donation of £1,000 was awarded to Jeremy’s Harrogate Project, which teaches English to people from other cultures. This work helps individuals integrate into the community, build confidence, and gain essential language skills for daily life.
A donation of £1,000 was awarded to Jeremy’s Harrogate Project, which teaches English to people from other cultures. This work helps individuals integrate into the community, build confidence, and gain essential language skills for daily life.
£1,500 – BH40: “Save a Life, Drop the Knife” Project
Personal Bridge contributed £1,500 to BH40’s youth outreach project, Save a Life, Drop the Knife. This programme raises awareness about the risks of knife crime, encourages safer choices, and supports vulnerable young people in making positive decisions for their future.
Website: https://beh40.com/
Personal Bridge contributed £1,500 to BH40’s youth outreach project, Save a Life, Drop the Knife. This programme raises awareness about the risks of knife crime, encourages safer choices, and supports vulnerable young people in making positive decisions for their future.
Website: https://beh40.com/
£1,000 – Bradford Disability Football Club
The charity donated £1,000 to Bradford Disability Football Club, an inclusive sports organisation offering football opportunities for children and adults with disabilities. The club provides a supportive, friendly environment where players can develop skills, enjoy exercise, and build confidence.
Website: https://www.bradforddfc.co.uk/
The charity donated £1,000 to Bradford Disability Football Club, an inclusive sports organisation offering football opportunities for children and adults with disabilities. The club provides a supportive, friendly environment where players can develop skills, enjoy exercise, and build confidence.
Website: https://www.bradforddfc.co.uk/
£3,000 – Wellbeing & Wholeness Counselling Agency (WWCA), Bradford
A grant of £3,000 was given to the Wellbeing & Wholeness Counselling Agency. WWCA offers accessible, affordable counselling regardless of a client’s ability to pay. This donation supports their work with individuals — helping people navigate emotional difficulties, trauma, and mental health challenges.
Website: https://wwca.uk/
A grant of £3,000 was given to the Wellbeing & Wholeness Counselling Agency. WWCA offers accessible, affordable counselling regardless of a client’s ability to pay. This donation supports their work with individuals — helping people navigate emotional difficulties, trauma, and mental health challenges.
Website: https://wwca.uk/
£2,500 – Eccleshill United Football Club (Local Community Team)
Personal Bridge donated £2,500 to a small, local Eccleshill United football team that provides grassroots sporting opportunities for children and young people. This funding supports equipment, kits, pitch hire and keeps the sessions affordable for local families, helping young people stay active, connected, and confident.
Personal Bridge donated £2,500 to a small, local Eccleshill United football team that provides grassroots sporting opportunities for children and young people. This funding supports equipment, kits, pitch hire and keeps the sessions affordable for local families, helping young people stay active, connected, and confident.
£1,500 – Out of Ashes Ministries
A donation of £1,500 was made to Out of Ashes Ministries, a Christian organisation dedicated to inspiring, teaching, and encouraging people in their faith journey. They run events, retreats, teaching programmes and mission work aimed at personal transformation and spiritual growth.
Website: https://www.outofashes.co.uk/
A donation of £1,500 was made to Out of Ashes Ministries, a Christian organisation dedicated to inspiring, teaching, and encouraging people in their faith journey. They run events, retreats, teaching programmes and mission work aimed at personal transformation and spiritual growth.
Website: https://www.outofashes.co.uk/