How we helpOur Winter Appeal raises money to give out in grants to help local charities and community organisations to support those in most urgent need during the coldest winter months.
Grants have supported grassroot community organisations like
Small Acts of Kindness provide warm clothing and essentials to older residents,
The Toy Hub give families in hardship free, ready-to-wrap Christmas presents for their children,
Herts Welcomes Refugees supply essential items to refuges and asylum seekers and
Citizens Advice North Herts and
Citizens Advice Dacorum support people facing fuel poverty.
The grants help local people like Jodie*
“I would just like to send on behalf of myself and my family the gratitude and overwhelming thanks it was much needed at just the right time. So grateful and truly appreciate this. Thank you so much for giving and caring.”
*(name changed to protect their identity) Can you help?By supporting our Winter Appeal you can help local people so they don't have to make the heart-breaking decision between eating and heating their homes.
How you can help- Donate today: Every pound makes a difference
- Fundraise: Host an event or challenge to support the appeal
- Spread the word: Share this page with friends, family and colleagues.
Your support will help ensure that no one in our community has to face winter in fear of the cold. With your help, we can provide critical support to those affected by the rising costs of living.
Thank you for helping us bring warmth and hope to Hertfordshire this winter.
PLEASE DONATE
Are you looking for help?
- Charities and community groups in Hertfordshire looking for grants to help local people this winter can apply for grants via our grants page here.
- Individuals looking for help can contact HertsHelp at 0300 1234044 or info@hertshelp.net for confidential assistance and to be put in touch with local services. This can include help through the Household Support Fund for energy bills, as well as guidance on saving money. Additional options include seeking help from Citizens Advice or your local council, especially for issues like prepayment meter fuel debt.