Redbrik Foundation provides £1500 grant to Whirlow Hall Farm

We are delighted to announce that The Redbrik Foundation has provided a grant of £1500 to Whirlow Hall Farm. 

The grant will support Whirlow’s alternative education programmes for vulnerable children and young people who cannot attend mainstream education due to a variety of medical needs, mental health issues and learning disabilities. 

Redbrik Director and Trustee of the Redbrik Foundation, David Cooper, visited Whirlow Hall Farm earlier this week to see first hand how the grant will support the work that Whirlow do with struggling children and young people. 

David said: "We are delighted to provide a grant to Whirlow Hall Farm, a fantastic local charity who do amazing work with children with extra educational needs. It is a fantastic, unique facility and we are only too pleased to play a part in helping them continue their amazing work.”

Whirlow’s Chief Executive, Ben Davies, said “Donations from local grant giving organisations are vital in supporting Whirlow to continue to provide our range of education programmes on the Farm. We are extremely grateful to Redbrik for the donation and their interest in supporting the work we do.”

Established in 2020, the Foundation supports several charitable organisations each year primarily seeking to enhance the lives of children and young people, the elderly or vulnerable and those with disabilities.

The Foundation has more to offer and would love to help fund more local charities. If your charity is interested in support from The Redbrik Foundation, contact David Cooper by email on david.cooper@redbrik.co.uk.