This week, Sweet Projects welcomed author and journalist Peter Apps to present to our staff and Alliance partners about the story that he has been involved in for many years – the Grenfell Tower tragedy.
Over the Easter period, our Sweet Projects teams across the country helped to spread some joy in the communities we work in and around.
Food pantries and larders across Portsmouth have been given a welcome boost thanks to a donation of £9,500, which will go towards keeping shelves stocked and families fed.
Last week, we welcomed Musgrove and Ball to two of our sites to speak with colleagues about the challenges and stigma around addiction.
The Anti Banquet aims to raise £100,000 for the Bristol Local Food Fund, a volunteer-led organisation that supports community food projects across the city.
Helping Hands Portsmouth is a dedicated, passionate and (frankly) inspirational group of individuals who volunteer to help and support Portsmouth’s homeless and vulnerable community.
We are so proud of the world-record breaking four rowers who arrived in Hawaii six days ahead of schedule after 2,800 miles of ocean rowing across the Pacific, to raise money for Mind.
Bristol is our heartland, and where Sweet Projects first began, so we couldn’t resist supporting The Unicornfest with our very own decorated unicorn called Leila – all to raise important funds for Leukaemia Care.
Sweet Projects is proud to be supporters of the Pacific Discovery Rowing team, four individuals, including three who have never ocean rowed before, who are taking part in the World’s Toughest Row – Pacific – 2,800 miles of ocean rowing from California to Hawaii.
