Grants

The Carl Lewis Foundation has donated £600 to the Myton Hospices, to fund their Children’s Counselling workshops. The workshops provide therapy for children and young people across Coventry and Warwickshire, who have experienced death or a terminal illness of a…

The Foundation was pleased to able to make a grant of £500 to a lovely lady called Lolly, who is suffering from incurable Sarcoma (bone cancer).  Lolly’s friend, Tracy, approached the Foundation asking if we would help Lolly and her…

The Foundation has made a £500 grant to Alice’s Arc, a children’s cancer charity which is dedicated to find a cure and kinder, more targeted treatments for those effected by the childhood cancer, rhabdomyosarcoma. By working with major research institutions…

The Foundation has made a £500 grant to the Shakespeare Hospice, who provide palliative and end-of-life care for patients, their loved ones and carers across South Warwickshire. The grant will help to provide a diverse range of community-based services, including…

The Foundation is delighted to have made a grant of £6,000 to The Myton Hospices, £3,800 of which will be used to purchase 2 Plum Infusion Pump Drivers, which will efficiently deliver drug infusions such as pain relief to patients.…

Aubrey suffers from rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare form of childhood cancer. She remains stable at the moment in her fight against this awful form of cancer and she receives chemotherapy three times a month. Aubrey and her family have just been…

The Foundation has made a £500 grant to Sophie’s Legacy, a charity which was set up in memory of Sophie who died from Rhabdomyosarcoma at the age of 10. The grant will be used to provide urgently needed support to…