What does KCS need?
Charitable status enables KCS to offer free or subsidised places in cookery workshops to children and young people who are most in need. Money raised goes directly towards cookery projects and covers the following costs: staff salaries, rent and utilities, ingredients, kitchen equipment and staff training.
During the year 2005-6, KCS raised a total of £191,386 and spent £242,846 on direct charitable expenditure. Full audited accounts for the year 2005-6 are available on request.
Your donations can made a difference
- £15 will fund a child to attend an after-school cookery club
- £30 will pay for a high school students to attend a cookery workshop
- £70 will pay for a child with complex disabilities to attend a half day course
- £540 will fund a 10 week accredited cookery course for a young person
- £800 will pay for initial consultation and training for someone to set up a cookery club
Individual giving
There are many ways you can help KCS as an individual. Find out how here.
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Charitable Trusts and Foundations
Could your charitable trust or foundation support KCS? Your donation could make all the difference to our work and help us to really change lives.
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Corporate giving
Would your company like to give something back to the community? If you could help in the ways suggested below then we would love to hear from you.
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