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Donations and funding enables Kew Neighbourhood Association to reach more people in need of our support.  Every donation and all the funding we receive helps people in Kew who need our help to live more fulfilling lives whilst maintaining their own independence. 

In 2011 Joan Blackwell thoughtfully left a bequest in their will.  This bequest enabled Kew Neighbourhood Association to develop its Companionship Programme and to make ethical investments.  Kew Neighbours financial policy is to ensure sufficient funds are held in reserve to keep the organisation running for 12 months.  Donations and funding enables us to seek further match funding to develop projects that enhance what Kew Neighbours is able to offer.  For example, we were able to secure £10,000 of public funds from the London Borough of Richmond's 'Village Fund' by matching the same amount of money.  This was acheived through funding from our reserves and donations from the generousity of local initiatives such as Kew Fete, Kew Market, Kew Sparkle, the Rotary Club of Kew Gardens and St Luke's Church Ball.