Set up by our four partners, the aim of the Belmayne Foundation is to raise much needed funds for small local charities.
Its purposes are to support health and wellbeing and provide relief for those in need. We have opted to focus our efforts on smaller charities where our contribution can make a bigger impact on the funds needed to achieve their aims and objectives.
If you are a local registered charity and would like to be considered for future support, please email: ben.smalley@belmayne-ifa.com
This year, the funds we raise will be split equally between:
Sheffield Parent Carer Forum
Sheffield Parent Carer Forum brings together families from all areas of the city to provide mutual support for carers of children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
The forum shares helpful information and creates opportunities for families to connect. It also works closely with local services to make sure parents’ voices are heard and improve the provision for SEND families.
To find out more visit: www.sheffieldparentcarerforum.org.uk
St Luke’s Hospice
St Luke’s specialises in high quality palliative care for patients and their families, helping them make the most of every day. The hospice also works with others to champion improvements in end-of-life care in Sheffield and beyond.
Almost 1,800 people are supported by St Luke’s each year, yet just 23% of the hospice’s running costs are covered by the government. This leaves a gap of more than £11 million that must be filled by fundraising.
For more information visit: https://www.stlukeshospice.org.uk/
Previous support
The Belmayne Foundation was established in 2019. The charities that have benefited from our support so far include:
2025:
3rd Holmesfield Scout Group – £4,000
Just Good Friends Club – £4,000
2024:
Derbyshire Carers Association – £4,100
Edale Mountain Rescue Team – £4,100
2023:
Fairplay, Chesterfield – £3,900
The Just Good Friends Club – £3,900
2022:
Derbyshire Asbestos Support Team – £4,000
Disability Awareness with Sport – £4,000
Sheffield Association for Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus – £4,000
Sight Support Derbyshire – £4,000
2020/21:
FareShare Yorkshire – £2,500
Pathways of Chesterfield – £2,500
Nenna Kind/Weston Park – £2,500
Helen’s Trust/Blythe House Hospice- £2,500
2019:
3rd Holmesfield Scout Group – £2,750
Neurocare – £2,750
Sheffield Group Riding for the Disabled – £2,750
The Welcome Club, Dronfield – £2,750


