organisation

Ore Community Land Trust

Registered charity 1171507 (Charity Commission ↗) · Trustees, on the Charity Commission register ↗ · Its website ↗ · All its published grants, on GrantNav ↗ · Follow this page (RSS) · how following works

What it does

The primary aim of Ore CLT is to acquire land in Speckled Wood, in the Ore Valley, Hastings to create a community woodland and work with other organisations and recruit volunteers to enhance and manage the woodland and to develop projects such as footpaths, a greenway and a village green. Ore CLT is also keen to help to improve other green spaces in the Hastings area for recreation and leisure.

In its own words, from the Charity Commission's register of charities.

What its grants paid for

£13k in 3 published grants recorded against Hastings between 2020 and 2024, from Sussex Community Foundation and The National Lottery Community Fund. This is money awarded, which isn't always the same as money spent.

£6k from The National Lottery Community Fund: Parent and Child Forest School

The funding will be used to continue forest school activities for parents and children. The project aims to provide enrichment activities based in nature and offer socialisation opportunities for parents and children who have been isolated.

awarded Thu 7 Nov 2024 · recorded against Hastings and Rye constituency · The grant on GrantNav ↗

£4k from The National Lottery Community Fund: Parent and Child Forest School

The funding will be used to run a weekly Forest School parent and child group in the community garden space. This project aims to provide enrichment activities based in nature as well as offering socialisation opportunities for parents and children who have been isolated.

awarded Fri 18 Nov 2022 · National Lottery Awards for All England · recorded against Hastings and Rye constituency · The grant on GrantNav ↗

£3k from Sussex Community Foundation

Funding was provided towards the costs of developing a new 'community garden' in Speckled Wood for the community to enjoy.

awarded Tue 24 Mar 2020 · General Awards · recorded against Hastings · The grant on GrantNav ↗