Category: Jigsaw Foundation

Residents in Chorley can cook and grow healthy foods thanks to both Cook and Eat sessions and Growing for Goodness classes funded by the Jigsaw Foundation and supported by Jigsaw’s Neighbourhoods Team.

The Jigsaw Foundation has awarded £40,000 to a local youth club that ensures young people can make new friends, get involved in activities and feel inspired to be their best selves.

The Jigsaw Foundation has awarded £42,770 to Humans MCR, a Manchester based community grocers on-wheels project, helping to tackle food poverty in our communities.

Jigsaw Foundation awarded £15,000 to Tameside East Foodbank, helping them tackle food poverty across the region. The foodbank, which was established in 2012, operates in Stalybridge, Ashton and Dukinfield and…

Young people in Cedar Park, Ashton found a creative outlet over the school holidays thanks to free creative arts workshops funded by the Jigsaw Foundation.

Local residents, community groups, and charities across Chorley are being urged to apply for a share of £37,000 of funding with Jigsaw Foundation to help make a difference within their…

Do you have a creative garden, yard, window box, lawn or hanging basket? Whether you have a huge garden, a collection of tubs on your balcony/patio or a shared space…

Our £450,000 community fund is now available for neighbourhood and community based projects! The fund supports local projects run by charities, resident and community groups, voluntary organisations, social enterprises and…

Children’s charity MedEquip4Kids delivered a positive psychology project in four Tameside primary schools following £9,950 of funding from the Jigsaw Foundation.

Residents in the Midlands recently explored their artistic side through a range of creative wellbeing activities following funding from the Jigsaw Foundation.