Our Supporters
Vauxhall City Farm is a registered charity that relies on visitors’ donations to survive. In addition to this, the Farm is supported by a wonderful range of local businesses, individual and corporate supporters, and grant-giving organisations who recognise and champion the impact of educational, therapeutic, and recreational experiences in nature.
The breadth of support we receive is invaluable to enabling us to develop and deliver educational programmes and community programmes.
Whilst it’s impossible to thank everyone who supports the Farm, here is a special recognition to some of those who have. Thank you to:
- Berkeley Foundation
- British Horseracing Authority
- British Horse Society
- C. A. Redfern Charitable Trust
- City Bridge Trust
- CLS Holdings
- Edward Gostling Foundation
- Faith Boardman
- G & E Pollitzer Charitable Settlement
- Garfield Weston Foundation
- Julia and Hans Rausing Trust
- Katrina and Andrew
- Lancashire Foundation
- Leathersellers' Company
- Liz Dendy OBE, and her loved ones
- Loriners' Charitable Trust
- Maria Marina Foundation
- National Lottery Community Fund (NLCF)
- The Portal Trust
- Progress Foundation
- Sally Dickinson
- the Samuel family
- Simon Garner and residents of St Mary’s Kennington
- Sir Walter St John’s Educational Charity
- Social Enterprise Support Fund, distributed by Resonance
- Sport England: Community Emergency Fund
- Stacey Strachan
- St. Anselm’s
- St James’ Group
- Taurus Foundation
- The Bruce Wake Charitable Trust
- The C. A. Redfern Charitable Foundation
- The William Dean Countryside and Education Trust
- True Colours Trust
- Walcot Foundation
- Westminster Foundation via the London Community Response
- William Dean Countryside and Educational Trust
- West London Security
We would also like to extend our thanks to all those who have requested to remain anonymous.
If you would like to be one of our valued supporters, find out more.
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