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WightAID

WightAID launched on the 14th September 2016 spearheaded by Geoff Underwood, owner of local technology firm IFPL and President of the Chamber of Commerce.

Wight AID’s trustees are all local business leaders: Bestival founder Rob da Bank, Claire Willis MD from Isle of Wight Radio, local artist Brian Marriott, Steve Porter of Steve Porter Transport, Sue Lucas Partner at Moore Stephens and Partner Nick Hessey from Glanvilles.

Below are some of the articles mentioning WightAID.

6, October 2017·2 min read

Isle of Wight charities benefit from Wight AID grants

Thanks to donations to Wight AID from IFPL, Westridge Limited, Rouse Limited, Glanvilles and public donations, three local charities have benefited from funding.

31, May 2017·1 min read

WightAid Foundation spreads the love

Three more organisations on the Isle of Wight have benefited from donations from the WightAID Foundation.

2, March 2017·3 min read

£20k boost for Isle of Wight charities thanks to WightAID

Six charities on the Isle of Wight have received funding from WightAID, the organisation that raises funds from Island businesses and distributes it to charities and good causes.

27, February 2017·1 min read

£10,000 funding boost for Community Centre

The grant will enable the West Wight Sports and Community Centre to develop its programme of volunteering and supported employment, focused on supporting young people, adults with learning or mental health difficulties, and those returning to work.

12, December 2016·1 min read

Funding boost for rape and sexual abuse support service

The Wight Aid Foundation recently presented £10,000 to Yellow Door, a rape and sexual abuse support centre on the Isle of Wight.

25, November 2016·2 min read

Wight Aid Foundation award £50,000 to local charities

The Wight Aid Foundation what's this? has granted £50,000 to local charities in their first round of grant applications.

19, September 2016·1 min read

Isle of Wight businessman spearheads new WightAID charity

WightAID is a new charity that raises funds from businesses operating on the Island, and distributes it to a range of charities and good causes on the Isle of Wight.

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