The Thomas Farr Charity

The Thomas Farr Charity was established in 1989, following the sale of the Home Brewery in Nottingham, with the aim of supporting registered charities, constituted voluntary and community groups in those areas where the Home Brewery had a presence.

Always having the wishes, thoughts and views of Thomas Farr in mind, a previous Chairman and President of the brewery, the main areas of giving are:

Education
Youth
Health
The elderly

While the Trustee’s discretion is wide, as a matter of practice the Trustees have historically sought to support Charitable projects and activities in or benefiting the people of Nottinghamshire and the adjacent areas where the original business operated.

Funding The Access Project - £3,000 for one year.

Latest

Vision Day 2024

Join us for our Vision Day to hear about what we've achieved together and plans for the future.
Access Arts continues with the Playhouse and National Justice Museum

Our weekly arts sessions will continue with the support of Nottingham Playhouse and the National Justice Museum.
Induction 28 April

Volunteer inductions help to set volunteers up with everything they need and allow new volunteers to meet others already involved with Refugee Roots.
Induction 22 April

Volunteer inductions help to set volunteers up with everything they need and allow new volunteers to meet others already involved with Refugee Roots.

Working in partnership with Suits Me

Suits Me have been working in partnership with Refugee Roots to support asylum seekers in need.
Garfield Weston Foundation awards £20,000 to Refugee Roots

We are grateful to receive a grant from the Garfield Weston Foundation towards our core costs.
Vodafone charities.connected

Vodafone's charities.connected is part of their everyone.connected campaign, helping four million people and businesses cross the digital divide by the end of 2025. Vodafone have awarded us 300 SIM cards to distribute for free to our participants.
Fundraising Regulator

Are you thinking of donating to or raising funds for a charity? Look out for the Fundraising Badge. When you see it, you can have confidence in a charity’s fundraising.
Postcode Places Trust awards £25,000 to Refugee Roots

We are pleased to announce that Refugee Roots has been awarded a grant of £25,000 from Postcode Places Trust, a grant-giving charity funded entirely by players of People’s Postcode Lottery.
Living Wage Foundation

We are happy to announce that we have been accredited as a living wage employer! Our living wage commitment will see that everyone employed at Refugee Roots receives a minimum hourly wage of £10.90
The Leathersellers' Foundation

Support for Refugee Roots The Leathersellers' Foundation awarded £5,000 to Refugee Roots in April 2023.
Trinity Church Nottingham, Compassion Ministries

Trinity Church has partnered with local charity Refugee Roots to collectively deliver Refugee Roots’ Access Project in Trinity’s Home Space each Wednesday. Refugees can access free language classes at the Home Space each Wednesday with a free lunch, drinks and cakes from 1pm, and English classes from 1.30pm until 3pm.
The Hilden Charitable Fund

The Hilden Charitable Fund is an endowed grant-making foundation and a registered charity. It funds smaller UK-based organisations delivering projects within the UK to support social justice and to tackle disadvantage in specific areas of focus. We provide unrestricted, core and project funding.
Acts 435

Acts 435 is an online giving charity, directly connecting those who want to give with those who are in genuine need of their help, through a network of local churches and charities.