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Jerwood Foundation

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Jerwood Foundation

Established in 1977 for John Jerwood MC (1918-1991)  by Alan Grieve CBE, at the time Jerwood Foundation's primary mission and purpose was to support young people in their education and well-being, with humanity at the heart of the activities and initiatives. Alan Grieve established the Jerwood family of philanthropic arts organisations: Jerwood Foundation, Jerwood Arts, Jerwood Space and Jerwood Collection. Between 1998 and 2012, Jerwood Foundation diversified its support for the visual and performing arts from solely funding revenue projects to giving its significant financial support and the Jerwood name to 18 high profile capital projects throughout the UK, reflecting its range of interests in the arts and education.  The first of which was Jerwood Space which opened in 1998.

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Covid sculpture - Shield Totem

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Richard Green

Richard Green

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Royal National Lifeboat Institution

Royal National Lifeboat Institution

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Mary Overie

Mary Overie

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Fiction, Philanthropy, Religion

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Lawrence Sheriff

Lawrence Sheriff

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Person, Education, Philanthropy

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Toc H

International Christian movement. Named after Talbot House, using the army's signaling code for "T". Founded by Tubby Clayton.

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