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Lloyds Bank Foundation celebrates the value of small Welsh charities


L-R Lucy Reynolds, Port Talbot and Afan Women’s Aid; Duncan Shrubsole, Lloyds Bank Foundation; Dr Christala Sophocleous, WISERD; Mike Lewis, Lloyds Bank Foundation; Claire Cartwright, Ponthafren Association and Paul S


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20 - Friday 9th November 2018 - Cardiff & South Wales Advertiser


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The charities from across Wales were joined by sector representatives, staff and supporters to explore the fi ndings of new research into what makes small charities distinctive. Attendees at the event, which took place in Cardiff ’s Old Library heard from speakers including Lloyds Bank Foundation’s Chief Executive, Paul Streets and Andrew Charles, Head of Communities and Third Sector, Welsh Government who spoke about what the Government were doing to support the third sector in Wales. The event was also an opportunity for charities to hear about and discuss the fi ndings of Lloyds Bank Foundation for England and Wales’ independent research on the value of small charities, and to think more about how to apply the research to their day to day practice. The event also marked the launch of the new area level report in Wrexham. The Value of Small was commissioned by Lloyds Bank Foundation and conducted by an independent research team comprising the Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research (CRESR) at Sheffi eld Hallam University; the Institute for Voluntary Action Research (IVAR) and the Centre for Voluntary Sector Leadership at the Open University. The research launched by the Foundation highlighted the distinctive value of small charities when tackling disadvantage and found that they brought added benefi ts to their local communities in what they do, how they work, and the role they play in local communities, which increased local spending and investment over their larger counterparts. The new Wrexham report, which focuses on charities in the North Wales town, is one of four geographical area level reports published today which formed the research base for the Value of Small. of small and local charities knowing their work changed lives, but this research sets out why - they’re distinctive in who they serve, what they do and how they work. Those charities are the lifeblood of their communities and in many cases the glue that holds them together.”


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