Support Us
The Whitworth Trust is a very small organisation of volunteers, and relies entirely on the generosity of supporters. Every contribution — big or small — directly supports vulnerable young women in Cambridge.
How You Can Help
Give securely through our CAF Donate page. All gifts are very gratefully received and go directly toward supporting residents and vulnerable women across Cambridge.
Donate directly: The Whitworth Trust, CAF Bank, Sort Code: 40-52-40, Account: 00029956. Quote 'Donation from [your name]' as the reference.
If you're a UK taxpayer, Gift Aid increases the value of your donation by about 25%. Email us at whitworthtrust@gmail.com for a Gift Aid declaration form.
Residents face huge hurdles finding affordable housing in Cambridge. If you're a landlord who might offer move-on accommodation, or can suggest suitable housing, please get in touch.
We rely entirely on the generosity of supporters and local groups like the Ely Diocesan Mothers' Union, Cambridge Soroptimists, and CHOP. We'd be delighted to have you fundraise on our behalf.
We're always looking for willing volunteers and committee members — especially those with experience in charities, local government, academic research, or the housing sector.
All gifts are very gratefully received. Please write to us to let us know about your gift — we would love to be able to thank you! We don't receive contact details through the donate button or bank transfer.
Email us at whitworthtrust@gmail.com
We are always very grateful for corporate support. In the past, businesses have kindly covered expenses for fundraising events, fundraised on our behalf, offered donations, and donated specific items to residents. Please get in touch if you would like to offer support.
We welcome any offers of suitable employment or suggestions regarding positions for residents of the House. In some instances, securing employment is the key to residents moving on and finding alternative accommodation.
"When you support a young woman in finding safety and stability, you're not just changing one life — you're changing the future of a whole community."
The Whitworth Trust