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The Goodwood Estate Charity
Canine Partners
Canine Partners is a national charity training assistance dogs for adults living with disabilities. 2021 will be the second year of a two-year partnership with Goodwood. In 2019, the Estate raised over £23,000 for the charity, funding the breeding and training lifetime partnership of assistance dog, Gordon. We hope to do the same again this year!
The Duke of Richmond says, “Our aim is to help transform the lives of as many people as possible by supporting the breeding and training of these remarkable assistance dogs. Our staff are motivated and enthusiastic, both in their fundraising efforts and in their commitment to volunteering, and we are delighted to be supporting such a worthwhile local charity.”
In addition to various internal fund-raising efforts, Goodwood aims to raise money for the cause with events open to all its members, as well as to the public.
“We are delighted that the Goodwood Estate has chosen us as their Charity of the Year for 2019 and 2020. We are very excited about this fantastic opportunity to raise awareness of Canine Partners and generate vital funds to enable us to continue our life-transforming work. Our partnership with Goodwood will ensure that we are able to train even more amazing dogs to help adults living with physical disabilities.” said Jackie Staunton, Chair of Trustees for Canine Partners.
Nicola Hopkins, assisted by canine partner Flora added; "Goodwood picking Canine Partners as their Charity of the Year will be fundamental in helping to transform lives like mine. Being partnered with an assistance dog like Flora changes your life in ways that you don’t ever expect or imagine. Flora has been key to me regaining my independence; not just opening doors for me literally but also metaphorically, by giving me the confidence to live my life to the full.”
Visit the Canine Partners website
Festival of Speed 2021
St Paul's Church Parish Centre Project
St Paul's is a Chichester city centre church, whose Parish Centre offers a valuable community space used by clubs, support groups and activity sessions, as well as providing care for children, refugees and the homeless.
Fundraising would allow vital improvements to both the fabric of the Centre, and to the range and quality of services offered to the community.
The Duke and Duchess of Richmond say "St Paul’s has a fantastic record of community outreach and has been a life-line for so many people in Chichester. This project will hugely enhance the excellent work they do, and deserves all possible support."
Visit the St Paul's Church Website
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The Magnolia Cup 2021
Smart Works
Smart Works provides high quality interview clothes and interview training to unemployed women in need. Giving a woman practical tools and the power of confidence means she's at her best at a crucial moment, to succeed at interview and transform her life.
Women are referred to Smart Works from organisations such as job centres, work programmes, prisons, care homes, homeless shelters and mental health charities.
Smart Works patron, The Duchess of Sussex, explained “the reason I was drawn to Smart Works is that it reframes the idea of charity as community. It’s a network of women supporting and empowering other women in their professional pursuits.”
Goodwood Revival 2021
The Coachmakers
The Coachmakers is a City of London Livery Company, founded by Royal Charter in 1677 by King Charles II. They are closely involved with modern day industrial sectors – automotive and aerospace as well as the ongoing craft of coachmaking.
The Coachmakers provides scholarships, bursaries and apprenticeships for students who are keen to forge a career in the automotive, aerospace or coachmaking industries.
They also encourage and promote, within those industries, excellence in design, technical development and commercial significance through commitments to individuals for long-term educational courses.
Sarah Jane Adams-Diffey, Master Coachmaker, says "There is a great synergy between Goodwood and the Coachmakers, and we are delighted to have been chosen as the official Revival charity."
Visit The Coachmakers' Website
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Members' Meeting 2021
StarterMotor
StarterMotor aims to engage a new generation, to encourage them to take up careers in the historic vehicle industry and to enjoy historic cars. Based at Bicester Heritage, it's the sector's only charity solely focused on introducing young people to historic motoring, careers and events.
The charity partners with educational facilities, colleges and apprenticeship schemes, and provides vehicles and other resources for their students to not only learn from, but also to use in competitions, events and shows.
They also work with industry partners to assist young enthusiasts in finding a part to play in the industry, and provide guidance to specialists and support to historic vehicle clubs, which struggle to attract younger members.
Visit the StarterMotor Website
Breakfast Clubs 2021
Greenpower Education Trust
Greenpower Education Trust is a local charity which gets young people enthusiastic about science and engineering by challenging them to design, build and race an electric car.
They supply age-appropriate Kit Cars, which can be built in school, college or elsewhere and raced at motorsport venues at Greenpower organised events. Alternatively, older participants can design and build their own car to our regulations. The Greenpower challenge uses the excitement of motorsport to inspire young people to excel in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM).
They work with over 700 teams throughout the UK and hold 35+ regional events and an International Final every year. More than 10,000 students take part each year, from primary school age through to university. A growing number of international teams participate in Greenpower events and the USA, China, India, Singapore, Malaysia and Poland run programmes under the Greenpower license.
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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.