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Register your interest
Homelessness is a prevalent problem, particularly with the
economic downturn. This is true, even in the borough of
Kingston which is seen to be affluent. Single people out of work
or on low income, if they are ineligible for help from the council,
find it extremely difficult to obtain affordable housing.
This project provides housing and welfare benefit advice, offers
a hostel placement service and endeavours to find the client
a space in a night shelter or hostel.
Learn more about this project at
www.love-kingston.org.uk
We welcome all gifts to Love Kingston – by pooling your
donations with others you’ll make an impact that goes way
beyond what you could do alone.
We have a selection of annual membership schemes
for individuals and companies to choose from. You may even
wish to set up a personal fund from which you make your own
grant recommendations.
To find out more about our membership schemes or set up
a standing order please contact us. Alternatively, if you wish
to make a one off gift, please send us your donation
and Gift Aid Form.
Note all cheques should be made out to The London
Community Foundation with a note stating Love Kingston.
‘Oxygen is like a family
where the staff accept
you for who you are
and do their best to help
you through the tough
times, but push you
to be a better person
’Oxygen beneficiary
‘I never thought
I would be in this
situation. Without the
help of the Foodbank
I don’t know what
I would have done
’Kingston Foodbank beneficiary
Oxygen works at the heart of Kingston’s most challenging and
deprived communities – Cambridge Estate and Kingsnympton
– working to support young people and give them hope for
the future. Many live in difficult circumstances and often go
from one crisis to another.
This project will change lives, help them to discover their
potential, raise their aspirations and empower them to achieve
their ambitions.
There are several pockets of deprivation and debt levels above
the national average in Kingston upon Thames.
Hidden hunger is an issue where there is low income and no
financial safety net or savings. An unexpected bill or reduction
in income can push a family into crisis, unable to buy basic food.
This project works in partnership with front line agencies and care
providers. They offer help, advice and 3-4 days supply of food.
‘Being in an abusive
relationship was like
being in a cocoon,
and thanks to Hestia
I have now come out
of the relationship
and blossomed
’Hestia beneficiary
‘Without the invaluable
help and support of
KCAH when I found
myself homeless, I do not
know what would have
happened to me. I am now
living independently.
Thank you
’KCAH beneficiary
‘It feels great to
no longer be burdened
by the payday loans.
I only wish I knew
about Credit Unions
a few years ago.
I could have saved
myself thousands
’SurreySaves beneficiary
1 in 4 women experience at least one incident of domestic
violence during their lifetime. Women who flee often leave
everything behind including family, friends, possessions,
jobs and security. If they cannot find space in a refuge they
face a stark choice between homelessness and destitution,
or remaining with an abusive partner.
This project supports 3 refuges in Kingston, providing women
and children with a safe place to live during this stressful time.
Around 6 million people cannot access mainstream credit, often
due to having no credit history, or because of their work status.
Many have little choice but to pay extortionate interest from
loan sharks, leading to inescapable spirals of debt.
This project provides Kingston with a Credit Union – Kingston
Savers work in partnership with SurreySaves. They provide a safe
home for people’s savings, and offer flexible, affordable sources of
credit with no hidden charges or penalties for early repayment.
Oxygen
Youth Project
Kingston Foodbank
Food in crisis
Hestia
Kingston Women’s Aid
Kingston Savers
Credit Union
KCAH
Kingston Churches Action on Homelessnessfundraising at the heart of our community
love kingstonProject One
We welcome
all gifts to
Love Kingston:
Gifts of any size
Founding Donor
(£1,000+)
Set up your own
fund (£25,000+)
Please return this form with
your donation by post or fax:
Love Kingston
The London
Community Foundation
357 Kennington Lane,
London SE11 5QY
Registered Charity 1091263
www.londoncf.org.uk
Fax: 020 7582 4020
Or you can donate online at
Please call Elaine Miller
on 020 8255 3335 or Email:
elaine@londoncf.org.uk
To support Love Kingston simply fill in the details below
Name
Address
Postcode
Email
I would like to donate £
Cheques should be made payable to The London
Community Foundation. Or you can donate by direct
debit at www.love-kingston.org.uk
It won’t cost you anything and it will add 25% to the value of
your donation.
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and want The London Community Foundation to reclaim tax on this donation and
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an amount of Income Tax and/or Capital Gains Tax for the current tax year (6 April to 5
April) that is at least equal to the amount of tax that all the charities and Community
Amateur Sports Clubs (CASCs) that I donate to will reclaim on my gifts for the current
tax year. I understand that other taxes such as VAT and Council Tax do not qualify.
I understand the charity will reclaim 25p of tax on every £1 that I have given.
The Gift Aid LCF claim on your donation will be used to provide support to, and to
help leverage additional funding for, the Love Kingston campaign. For donations not
eligible for Gift Aid, LCF will use 4% of the donation to support the campaign.
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All donations made
to Love Kingston will be
shared equally between
the Kingston Legacy
Fund and the five
local projects
fundraising at the heart of our community
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The Love Kingston fundraising
campaign is part of Kingston
Voluntary Action’s (KVA’s)
Transforming Kingston’s Infrastructure
project, funded by the Big Fund on
behalf of the Office for Civil Society.
love kingston
a new, simple way to
support local charity
and community groups
Local projects
Half of donations will support five local projects
Kingston Legacy Fund
The other half of donations will be match
funded by 50% and invested - annual
income will support other charitable
activity in the borough
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Love Kingston is part of Kingston Voluntary Action’s Transforming Kingston’s Infrastructure (TKI) project, funded by the Big Fund (non-lottery funding arm
of the Big Lottery) on behalf of the Office for Civil Society. The London Community Foundation - Registered charity no. 1091263 - Company Limited by
Guarantee no. 4383269
50%
Match
love kingston
Regular Giving
Love Kingston Day
Join us on Love Kingston Day - 14th February
Founding Donor
Become a Founding Donor £1,000+
Personal Legacy Fund
Name your Fund and specify your projects - with 50%
match funding
simple ways to engage
love kingstonfundraising at the heart of our community
love kingston
a new, simple
way to support
Kingston
The Love Kingston fundraising campaign is part of Kingston Voluntary
Action’s (KVA’s) Transforming Kingston’s Infrastructure project, funded
by the Big Fund on behalf of the Office for Civil Society. KVA is working
in partnership with The London Community Foundation on delivering
this campaign. All donations will be made to the Love Kingston campaign
at The London Community Foundation.
Our vision is of a strong and generous community – where residents,
businesses, community groups and government act collectively to create
a fair and good society for all who live or work in the borough. It is easy
to forget about the thousands of residents left on the margins.
Wealth and poverty live side by side, with middle
class terraces, green spaces and trendy high
streets blending into run-down estates and
empty playgrounds.
Love Kingston is an exciting new charitable
venture responding over time to the changing
needs of local people.
All donations made
to Love Kingston will be
shared equally between
the Kingston Legacy
Fund and the five
local projects
Support Five
Local Projects an
Your donation will
support the work of local
projects selected for their
approach, commitment
and track record.
Hestia – aids women
suffering domestic violence
Kingston Foodbank –
providing food when in crisis
KCAH – Kingston Churches
Action on Homelessness
Oxygen – supports young
people from deprived
backgrounds
Kingston Savers –
a Credit Union for local
residents
Across the borough, many inspiring organisati
by dedicated individuals achieve extraordinary
very limited resources.
For many of these organisations, the future dep
securing small but vital amounts of funding to
individuals and communities in need. As the e
recession and budget cuts take hold, funding i
while the need for these services is greater tha
Love Kingston is supporting five local projects
to‘pathways out of poverty’.
All charitable groups funded by The London Communit
have been assessed and completed a due diligence pro
Join Love Kingston and help make a change in ou
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50%
Match
Until March 31st 2015,
The London Community
Foundation can offer
donors 50% leverage
on gifts to the Kingston
Legacy Fund. There
is £128,702 of match
funding available and
we need your help to
make sure this is secured
for Kingston.
The Kingston Legacy Fund is an exciting new way to support
the borough long into the future. Until March 31st 2015 we will
be able to boost all donations to this Fund by 50% under the
Community First programme.
Donations are invested as part of an endowed fund and the
annual income is used to support charitable activity year on
year in our borough. The capital sum continues to grow and
provides a long lasting source of support for charities and
community organisations.
As an individual, group or business, this offers you an excellent
opportunity to maximise the impact of your donation and
invest in a long term strategy for social change.
Please join us in securing a legacy for Kingston.
We are proud of Kingston - a community that supports and
cares for others, where people of all ages and backgrounds can
thrive together, respecting diversity and with a common sense
of belonging.
Join Love Kingston and help make a change in our community.
…help build
a Legacy Fund for Kingston

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