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Partners & funders
We’d rather tell you what we do together than show a wall of logos.
HOME / ABOUT / PARTNERS & FUNDERS
Partners & funders
We’d rather tell you what we do together than show a wall of logos.
FUNDED BY
The funders who make our work possible
The National Lottery Community Fund
Our principal funder, supporting the majority of the ongoing costs of our Community Hub and regular Mobile Hub programme across Clay Country.
Postcode Local Trust
Provides unrestricted funding that strengthens BLOT’s core capacity and helps us respond flexibly to the needs of the communities we serve.
Peninsula Cancer Alliance
Funds our Community Cancer Awareness, Digital Inclusion and Early Diagnosis Programme, helping residents access trusted prevention and screening information, digital health support and opportunities for earlier diagnosis.
Volunteer Cornwall
Funds the development of our Emergency Hub, helping us build the capacity to take practical support directly into communities during emergencies and major incidents.
Cornwall Council Community Levelling Up Programme (UK Shared Prosperity Fund)
Provided £94,308 to purchase, fit out and establish our Mobile Community Hub, creating the infrastructure that allows us to take services directly into communities.
Cornwall Community Foundation
Supports a range of our community activities, including youth work, volunteering and practical support for people affected by the cost-of-living crisis.
Comic Relief
Supports BLOT’s core organisational costs, helping us maintain the strong foundations needed to deliver and grow our work across Cornwall.
Co-op Local Community Fund
Enables additional food and cost-of-living support through our Community and Mobile Hubs, including access to nutritious food, practical cooking activities and advice that helps households make their budgets go further.
Tesco
Funds our Nourish and Flourish project, providing practical winter energy-saving packs to households experiencing financial hardship, helping people keep their homes warmer and reduce energy costs.
FEAST
Supports the Arts Tent at the 2027 Bugle Village Fete, bringing accessible creative activities and opportunities for people of all ages to take part in the arts.
FUNDED BY
The funders who make our work possible
The National Lottery Community Fund
Our principal funder, supporting the majority of the ongoing costs of our Community Hub and regular Mobile Hub programme across Clay Country.
Postcode Local Trust
Provides unrestricted funding that strengthens BLOT’s core capacity and helps us respond flexibly to the needs of the communities we serve.
Peninsula Cancer Alliance
Funds our Community Cancer Awareness, Digital Inclusion and Early Diagnosis Programme, helping residents access trusted prevention and screening information, digital health support and opportunities for earlier diagnosis.
Volunteer Cornwall
Funds the development of our Emergency Hub, helping us build the capacity to take practical support directly into communities during emergencies and major incidents.
Cornwall Council Community Levelling Up Programme (UK Shared Prosperity Fund)
Provided £94,308 to purchase, fit out and establish our Mobile Community Hub, creating the infrastructure that allows us to take services directly into communities.
Cornwall Community Foundation
Supports a range of our community activities, including youth work, volunteering and practical support for people affected by the cost-of-living crisis.
Comic Relief
Supports BLOT’s core organisational costs, helping us maintain the strong foundations needed to deliver and grow our work across Cornwall.
Co-op Local Community Fund
Enables additional food and cost-of-living support through our Community and Mobile Hubs, including access to nutritious food, practical cooking activities and advice that helps households make their budgets go further.
Tesco
Funds our Nourish and Flourish project, providing practical winter energy-saving packs to households experiencing financial hardship, helping people keep their homes warmer and reduce energy costs.
FEAST
Supports the Arts Tent at the 2027 Bugle Village Fete, bringing accessible creative activities and opportunities for people of all ages to take part in the arts.
WHO WE WORK WITH
Our partners
Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust
Working together to bring NHS expertise and specialist healthcare teams into community settings, helping residents access health information, preventative support and connections to appropriate services closer to home.
FareShare South West
Providing access to surplus food that would otherwise risk going to waste, enabling us to distribute nutritious food through our Community and Mobile Hubs while tackling food insecurity and reducing waste.
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Integrated Care Board
Supporting closer connections between community-based services and the wider health and care system, helping us identify opportunities to improve access, tackle health inequalities and reach underserved communities.
Real Ideas
Hosting monthly sessions at our Community Hub as part of the Real Ideas Pathways programme, helping people build confidence, develop skills and explore opportunities for education, training and employment.
Volunteer Cornwall
Working together to support people throughout their lives, from Start Well and Live Well to Age Well and End Well, helping residents access practical support, improve wellbeing, build connections and strengthen community resilience.
Peninsula Cancer Alliance
Working together to improve cancer awareness, increase screening participation and encourage earlier diagnosis, bringing trusted information and practical support directly into underserved communities.
Bugle School
Working together to support local children and families through community events and accessible services, from festive activities to helping parents access digital support, overcome language barriers and navigate essential services and entitlements.
Healthy Cornwall
Working together to bring health improvement, prevention and wellbeing support into local communities, helping residents make informed choices and access services that support healthier lives.
Smile Together
Helping us improve access to oral health information, preventative advice and dental care services, particularly for people who experience barriers to accessing traditional healthcare.
Truro Nourish Hub
Working together to tackle food insecurity, promote healthy eating and strengthen community connections, sharing knowledge and experience to help more people access nutritious food and practical support.
Transformation Cornwall
Working together to strengthen grassroots community action, develop partnerships and build the capacity of local organisations to respond to poverty, inequality and social isolation.
Cornwall Training and Consultancy
Working together to make practical training more accessible to our staff, volunteers and local residents, helping people develop valuable skills, build confidence and strengthen community safety, including through first aid training.
WHO WE WORK WITH
Our partners
Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust
Working together to bring NHS expertise and specialist healthcare teams into community settings, helping residents access health information, preventative support and connections to appropriate services closer to home.
FareShare South West
Providing access to surplus food that would otherwise risk going to waste, enabling us to distribute nutritious food through our Community and Mobile Hubs while tackling food insecurity and reducing waste.
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Integrated Care Board
Supporting closer connections between community-based services and the wider health and care system, helping us identify opportunities to improve access, tackle health inequalities and reach underserved communities.
Real Ideas
Hosting monthly sessions at our Community Hub as part of the Real Ideas Pathways programme, helping people build confidence, develop skills and explore opportunities for education, training and employment.
Volunteer Cornwall
Working together to support people throughout their lives, from Start Well and Live Well to Age Well and End Well, helping residents access practical support, improve wellbeing, build connections and strengthen community resilience.
Peninsula Cancer Alliance
Working together to improve cancer awareness, increase screening participation and encourage earlier diagnosis, bringing trusted information and practical support directly into underserved communities.
Bugle School
Working together to support local children and families through community events and accessible services, from festive activities to helping parents access digital support, overcome language barriers and navigate essential services and entitlements.
Healthy Cornwall
Working together to bring health improvement, prevention and wellbeing support into local communities, helping residents make informed choices and access services that support healthier lives.
Smile Together
Helping us improve access to oral health information, preventative advice and dental care services, particularly for people who experience barriers to accessing traditional healthcare.
Truro Nourish Hub
Working together to tackle food insecurity, promote healthy eating and strengthen community connections, sharing knowledge and experience to help more people access nutritious food and practical support.
Transformation Cornwall
Working together to strengthen grassroots community action, develop partnerships and build the capacity of local organisations to respond to poverty, inequality and social isolation.
Cornwall Training and Consultancy
Working together to make practical training more accessible to our staff, volunteers and local residents, helping people develop valuable skills, build confidence and strengthen community safety, including through first aid training.
Want to work with us?
Charities, NHS and public services, funders and businesses: let’s reach more people together.
Want to work with us?
Charities, NHS and public services, funders and businesses: let’s reach more people together.