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Brian Hodges is the Development Director - Capital Projects for Wooden Spoon.
His role is to communicate with our Regional Committees on their projects, starting with an analysis of each potential project before it is proposed to the Wooden Spoon Council of Trustees, and following right through to the completion and opening of each one.If you wish to apply for project funding please complete and submit the Project Grant Application Form to the Chairman or Chairwoman of the Wooden Spoon Region local to you. They will also be able to give advice on your application. Then, if the Region wishes to take it forward for consideration they will complete a Region's Project Form after further discussion with you.
Wooden Spoon is not able to recommend specific contractors or suppliers of equipment. However, should any organisation which is applying to Spoon for financial support with a capital project wish to speak with other organisations to which Spoon has provided funding for a similar project in the past in order to identify possible contractors/suppliers, they should follow the link below.
We regret that if your location is, exceptionally, not covered by our network of Regional Committees then we are not in a position to help.
Click here to download the Capital Projects Grant Application Guide
Click here to download the Capital Projects Grant Application Form
Click here to download instructions for identifying suitable contractors/suppliers: Community Projects

Jai Purewal is the Development Director - Community Projects for Wooden Spoon.
His role is to communicate with our Regional Committees on their projects, starting with an analysis of each potential project before it is proposed to the Wooden Spoon Council of Trustees, and following right through the delivery phase to the reporting of project outcomes.
If you wish to apply for project funding please complete and submit the Community Project Grant Application Form (see also the Community Project Grant Application Guide for your assistance) the Chairman or Chairwoman of the Wooden Spoon Region local to you. They will also be able to give advice on your application. Then, if the Region wishes to take it forward for consideration they will contact the Community Projects, Development Director at Wooden Spoon.
If your location appears not to be covered by one of the Wooden Spoon Regions please submit your application directly to Jai Purewal jpurewal@woodenspoon.com
Click here to download the Community Project Grant Application Guide
Click here to download the Community Project Grant Application Form

Chilterns Region of Wooden Spoon have invested for the first time in a charity called PACT (Parents and Children Together, which manages adoption and fostering for more problematic children throughout Southern England. Unlike Social Services input to the adoption process which tends to be short term, PACT recognises the traumas and relationship problems that adoption generally causes, throughout the child's early and teenage years.

One of the UK's leading corporate hospitality providers, Eventmasters, staged a series of Silent Auctions at Twickenham during the 2013 RBS 6 Nations Championship, raising funds on behalf of Wooden Spoon, the children's charity of rugby.

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