Supporters

We rely on Local Voluntary Support including Donations for which we are always grateful.

The support we get from people like you, including Donations and Legacies, goes towards meeting the costs of running our premises on a day to day basis and continuing to serve the needs of local older people, carers, and the wider community.

If you would like to make a Donation to Streatham Darby and Joan Club, please send or bring it in to our premises – you will find the details here.

If you would like to make a Legacy, please contact your solicitor or local will writing service. It would be very helpful if you could complete the following Donation Form.

The City Bridge Trust – £50,000 in 2010 towards new disabled toilets.
The City Bridge Trust – £5,000 in 2009 for an Access Audit and Design Appraisal.
Age Concern Lambeth and Wolfson Foundation – £75,000 in 2010 for refurbishment of the kitchen.
London Borough of Lambeth – Approx £38000 annually for day care contract and various other sums for specific services.
HBOS Foundation – £2000 in August 2008 for IT Training.
Office of the Third Sector (Community Assets) – Approx £998000 for capital works for Streatham Communities Hub awarded in March 2008.
Big Lottery Fund (People’s Millions) – £86000 for sensory garden annexe project awarded in November 2007.
Knowles Trust – £3500 in 2007 unrestricted.
Peter Minet Trust – £2000 in 2007 for Make A Difference.
Goldsmiths Company – £3000 in 2007 for therapeutic activities.

Our Supporters

The club has recently received over one million pounds in grant aid for two projects. In 2007 with the encouragement of local MP Keith Hill the club won an award in an open competition in the People’s Millions Big Lottery Programme for its Sensory Garden Annexe Project.

In 2008 the Club was awarded almost £1 million by the Cabinet Office / Office of the Third Sector Community Assets programme, managed by the Big Lottery Fund, to develop a new Streatham Communities Hub and Carers Hub Lambeth in the old coach house to the front of the main building. This work is due to commence in August 2009.

In 2008 the Club was awarded almost £1 million by the Cabinet Office / Office of the Third Sector Community Assets programme, managed by the Big Lottery Fund, to refurbish the old coach house to the front of the main building. This work is due to be completed in September 2010.