Bryan Jeffreys
Carl's Small Sparks
Fundraising for Learning Disability England
Story
UPDATE! Our first small spark has been award to
Walsall Housing Group (WHG) to educate Members in life skills of healthy eating and healthy diet and building relationship with the Community. See their listing on the Sparks website
Thanks for taking the time to visit Carl's Small Sparks JustGiving page.
A group of family, friends and colleagues are starting a Small Sparks programme to keep the memory of Carl alive. It’s called Carl’s Small Sparks, an idea Carl brought to the UK and close to his heart.
One way to be part of Carl’s Small Sparks is to make a donation through this page. This can be a small amount of money that’s put into a pot or a larger amount that is used for a whole Small Spark and can be named after you or your orgnaisation.
Small grants, usually around £200, are given to people with a learning disability to help them do something new and exciting in their community.
Every year we will hold an event to celebrate Carl's life and hear stories from people who have used a Small Spark.
For more information about the programme, Small Sparks and how to get involved please visit www.smallsparks.org.uk
Thanks for taking the time to visit Carl's Small Sparks JustGiving page.
A group of family, friends and colleagues are starting a Small Sparks programme to keep the memory of Carl alive. It’s called Carl’s Small Sparks, an idea Carl brought to the UK and close to his heart.
One way to be part of Carl’s Small Sparks is to make a donation through this page. This can be a small amount of money that’s put into a pot or a larger amount that is used for a whole Small Spark and can be named after you or your orgnaisation.
Small grants, usually around £200, are given to people with a learning disability to help them do something new and exciting in their community.
Every year we will hold an event to celebrate Carl's life and hear stories from people who have used a Small Spark.
For more information about the programme, Small Sparks and how to get involved please visit www.smallsparks.org.uk