Charity

Kingston Giving

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Kingston Giving recently received council funding to support its Catalyst Grants programme for local residents.

In October 2025, the Kingston and North Kingston Neighbourhood Committee approved £3,000 for Kingston Giving to support its Catalyst Grants programme, which provides small, flexible grants of £150-£300 directly to local residents. This funding is expected to support approximately 9-18 grants.

Kingston Giving is a local charitable organisation that provides small grants to Kingston and North Kingston residents on low incomes. These grants are intended for personal development and mental health initiatives.

Key facts

  1. Kingston Giving was approved £3,000 by the Kingston and North Kingston Neighbourhood Committee in October 2025. Source
  2. The £3,000 funding for Kingston Giving is expected to support approximately 9-18 grants. Source
  3. Catalyst Grants provide £150-£300 to Kingston and North Kingston residents on low incomes. Source
  4. Kingston Council is funding mental health initiatives for the 2025/2026 financial year. Source
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