Savannah Wisdom
Savannah Wisdom is an independent foundation committed to social change for a better world.
September saw a unique new five-day festival taking place in Manchester. Inspired by people and their stories, strength and creativity; Ripples of Hope was a wonderful celebration of the power of people to make change.
An important topic at the Business and Investment Summit was the notion of regeneration for businesses and organisations, with Savannah Wisdom CEO Shalni Arora taking part in a captivating panel discussion during the opening plenary.…
In March and April this year, Savannah Wisdom provided one-off hardship grants to Creative Freelancers in Manchester who were ineligible for The Government Covid-19 recovery scheme. In the most difficult period for the arts in recent years, we were really concerned that many creatives would be lost to the city without it.…
The new fund –The Cultural Sector Hardship Fund – launched on Monday 1st February, to support those working in the creative & cultural sectors who are facing financial hardship as a result of the pandemic. Along with partners, B&M Community Fund, the £500,000 is available in grants of £1,500 to individual freelancers based in Manchester.…
The adverse effect of the Pandemic to disadvantaged children and those suffering domestic abuse was well documented early in the crisis and urgent action was needed. The Savannah Wisdom Foundation were quick to understand these issues and proactive in offering help.…
Racism is suddenly and at last everyone’s business and acting against it everyone’s responsibility.…
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Savannah Wisdom does not accept unsolicited funding applications.
Savannah Wisdom
Suite 2
Ground Floor
Torr Vale Mills
Tore Vale Road
New Mills
High Peak
Derbyshire
SK22 3HS
Savannah Wisdom is a charity registered in England and Wales, number 1141619
