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The Stroke Association
The Goodwood Estate Charity
Stroke Association
Stroke Association is a national charity who support people to rebuild their lives after stroke. They provide specialist support, fund critical research and campaign to make sure people affected by stroke get the very best care and support to rebuild their lives.
In addition to various internal fundraising efforts, Goodwood aims to raise money for the cause with events open to all its members, as well as to the public. Our Members Meeting and 2022 Breakfast Clubs will also proudly be supporting Stroke Association.
“We are honoured to be chosen as the Goodwood Estate’s Charity of the Year for 2022 and are really looking forward to working with the team on their fundraising. Our specialist support, research and campaigning are only possible with the courage and determination of the stroke community and the generosity of our supporters like Goodwood. With this fantastic support we will be able to fund life-saving stroke research and help to rebuild more lives after stroke.” - Juliet Bouverie, Chief Executive of the Stroke Association
Visit the Stroke Association website
Festival of Speed 2022
Race Against Dementia
Race Against Dementia (RAD) was set-up by three-times Formula 1 world champion Sir Jackie Stewart OBE, in response to his wife Helen’s dementia diagnosis. Over 50 million people have dementia today with a new person diagnosed every three seconds. The longer we live without treatment to slow or stop dementia, the longer we face this uphill battle.
Race Against Dementia calls us to help combat the crisis of our generation. RAD’s aim is to fund pioneering research into the prevention and cure of dementia. The Race Against Dementia Fellowship Programme draws from the most promising scientific talent around the world. RAD supports a number of scientific Fellows aiming to catalyse their research by driving a shift in culture that is informed by the innovation in high technology, engineering research and implementation used in Formula 1. After all, McLaren and Red Bull Racing’s problem solving capabilities are some of the fastest in the world. RAD’s objective is to drive collaboration across disciplines and institutions to help fast-track progress.
RAD is a relatively young and small charity but the research it supports is of huge importance across the world. At the moment there is no cure. One in three people born today will die with dementia – a devastating prospect for all families, like Sir Jackie’s family, affected by this terrible disease.
Visit the Race Against Dementia website
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The Magnolia Cup 2022
The Brilliant Breakfast
Founded in 2020, The Brilliant Breakfast is a grassroots fundraising event everyone can get involved with and is run annually for a week in October (10-16 October 2022). It brings together friends, family & colleagues over breakfast, to support young women on The Prince’s Trust programmes across the UK.
The money raised, funds programmes for young women between 11-30 years old, helping them build their own futures through employment, education, or training.
Goodwood Revival 2022
The Aldingbourne Trust
The Aldingbourne Trust supports people with learning disabilities and/or autism to reach their potential across Sussex. They provide real skills, care and jobs in a 21st century way, believing in strong partnerships between social enterprise and charity fundraising to give adults with learning disabilities real choices and more independence.
They want to help people with disabilities to become full and active citizens. They will develop skills, find and provide opportunities for them to gain employment in local communities. Their innovative approach to activities and support will encourage more independent and fulfilled lives for everyone involved.
Today, the Aldingbourne Trust provides a range of services for more than 1000 people with learning disabilities including autism, Asperger’s Syndrome and Down’s Syndrome as well as for people who also live with physical disabilities. They operate more than a dozen social enterprises as part of our forward-thinking approach to providing opportunities alongside residential care services, supported living and outreach services for people in their local communities.
Challenges for disabled people are significant. Their plans for the future focus on ensuring that the Aldingbourne Trust will be able to continue to support the people, employers, families and carers that need us. They will think differently and work towards 6 key aims:
- Deliver more opportunities, more benefit to local communities and more sustainable revenue through social enterprise.
- Influence local and national policy-makers to ensure that the voices of the people we support and their families are listened to.
- Be more efficient across all of our activities – not cut services; deliver them smarter.
- Innovate to succeed. Focus on solutions and thinking differently so that we can keep helping those that need us.
- Prove to society that adults with learning disabilities and / or autism can make a huge contribution to their communities when they have the opportunity and the right support.
- Collaborate more closely with families, carers, local and national partners to deliver the right outcomes.
Visit The Aldingbourne Trust Website
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As a small Charity helping local young people free of charge, we were genuinely delighted to collaborate so closely with the brilliant Goodwood team, and to have experienced the generosity of spirit that was clearly evident on every level at the Classic Car Breakfast Club event. Thank you so much for supporting our Project so that we can further support the increasing number of 13-25 year olds in need.
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The Goodwood Education Trust
From pre-school to post-graduates
The Duke of Richmond established The Goodwood Education Trust in 1976 to provide more young people with access to the natural world.
Goodwood offers schools and colleges an exciting range of workshops and visits to inspire learning outside the classroom.