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Westminster Celebration

The Foundation’s friends and allies came together at the Palace of Westminster on Wednesday in celebration of the work of the Community Foundation in Wales.

Welcoming our London guests, Chairman Janet Lewis-Jones shared the news that the Foundation has achieved its first ‘million pound donor’.  She also thanked the Big Lottery Fund for its match challenge dedicated to stimulate endowment giving in Wales.

The Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Wales, Baroness Randerson, congratulated the Foundation on awarding more than £2million in grants to over 300 organisations last year, and emphasised the importance that philanthropy plays in strengthening communities and supporting local people.  Lady Randerson also commented on how delighted she was to learn that since announcing the Fund for Wales Big match challenge on St David’s Day last year - when the Fund stood at £300,000 – Wales’s unique national community endowment fund now stands at £2.25 million. 

The Fund for Wales is creating a community of donors whose gifts - of all sizes and from all over the world - nurture Welsh culture, heritage and environment, and improve the lives of people across Wales. For more information on the Fund for Wales and how to give please visit www.fundforwales.org.uk          

 


Pictures clockwise from top left

Alun Evans, Trustee of the Community Foundation in Wales, and Gareth Rees QC from the Financial Reporting Council   
Welsh MP’s Wayne David and Huw Irranca-Davies      
Robert John, Trustee of Wales in London
Janet Lewis-Jones, Chair of the Community Foundation in Wales
The Viscount Windsor
Sian Stacey and Tom Morris from the Community Foundation in Wales chatting to Foundation Donor Paul Richards
Carole Turner-Record and Captain Sir Norman Lloyd-Edwards, President of the Community Foundation in Wales
Baroness Randerson