Our Delivery Report
Funded on 26 April 2022 | Delivered on 05 June 2022
£3,693
RAISED
22
BACKERS
36
DAYS TO FUND
BIGGEST PLEDGE
£2,751
From Cheshire West and Chester Council
350
people have visited this project!
Parish Council donated £500
Wincham Parish Council & Wincham Pickmere & District Astronomy Group donated £5
U Lock It donated £200
5 Volunteers involved
More about our impact
The local economy
It brought the village together for an important national event and people bought picnics etc from the local shops in order to celebrate together.
Volunteering, jobs & education
In oder to make the event work, we needed volunteers and organisation. The volunteers involved have gone on to organise other village events and to look after the park. The Jubilee celebrations were a catalyst to bring the village residents and the Parish Council together in the happiest of circumstances.
Arts, culture & heritage
It solidified what living in Wincham means. A village has an identity based on its shared activities and values. For Wincham, these were what was celebrated at the Jubilee. The Spacehive grant also purchased a loudspeaker system which has since been used at other events and a beacon which was lit again at the DDay commemoration.
Activity, health and leisure
It was a happy event, outside, with children playing in the park. It brought strangers together and created friendships.
