
Delighted to see 10 year old Chris in his new Sports Wheelchair that we helped fund alongside The Lord’s Taverners. We hope you enjoy PE in school and the sporting independence that comes with your new wheelchair Chris


Delighted to see 10 year old Chris in his new Sports Wheelchair that we helped fund alongside The Lord’s Taverners. We hope you enjoy PE in school and the sporting independence that comes with your new wheelchair Chris

Prior to our launch in Summer 2018, we committed to giving away £1,000 a month to local causes.
We are delighted with the response the Foundation has received and our average monthly donations since launch are well over £2,000!
We love being able to help our local communities, so please help us by continuing to spread the word to whoever you think could benefit.
Applications can be made through the Stephens Foundation website: https://stephensbakeryfoundation.org/apply-for-donation/

We supplied Dunfermline High School with some new equipment to help encourage teenagers to take part in regular sport and exercise after school, and increase the activities they can offer to pupils. They currently have over 100 dancers and gymnasts in clubs and this new equipment aims to keep them motivated to attend each week. The clubs the school offers are free of charge for pupils and run by the kindness of teachers who put in their time to improve pupils fitness levels and skills. All the best to the teachers and pupils in their activities!

Auchmuty & Dovecot Tenants & Residents Association is a non profit community organisation that supports the local community by helping with housing problems, benefits, foodbank supplies, supporting the youths, children’s clothing bank and general support when needed. The Stephens Foundation bought them a fridge so they can store fresh food items for their Foodbank.
Keep up the great work guys!




Great to see photos from Rimbleton Primary School and Nursery of their new Waterfall Activity Centre that we donated. They also got a new Mud Pie Kitchen. We hope the kids have an enjoyable and creative time with their new kit!
Delighted to have donated to Armadale Academy so that they can purchase new books for their school library.

“Our goal is to improve the literacy of our most disadvantaged pupils and to motivate disengaged students into reading for pleasure in order for them to learn, progress and achieve. Also to encourage all our pupils into reading and studying literature to improve their future prospects.”
Great to see photos from Perth Community Farm of their raised flowers beds. We supported them, jointly with our builder Dwanged Construction, to build them. These will enable the elderly and those in wheelchairs to be involved in planting and spending time at the farm.
We are also supporting them to install a special watering system needed to water these types of planting beds.
This is a NonProfit Organisation running a community hub right in the heart of Perth
It will be used for learning by schools, as a social gathering for parents caring for children who would like to get outdoors, and to host days for adults and children with sensory issues.




Well done to the Valleyfield Gala Committee for turning the event around so quickly due to weather!
We were pleased to help them out with goodie bags for the kids.
https://www.dunfermlinepress.com/…/17827766.gala-comes-ear…/
We were delighted to help with the funding of the new Team Jak Foundation- Jak’s Den that opened on 28th June.
Team Jak provide practical, social and emotional support to children and young people with cancer and related illnesses, their families, friends and those bereaved throughout Scotland.
This is a fantastic organisation, please check out the amazing work that they do:
www.teamjak.org.uk
We recently supported Perth Creative Community Collaborative, a constituted group based in Perth. They organise and run 3 art groups, 3 craft groups, a creative writing group and a reading group.
“Our aim is to offer free creative opportunities to people in our community to improve wellbeing and reduce isolation, welcoming those that can often be excluded from learning opportunities due to long term health issues, learning disabilities, or other barriers.”
They are supported by 5 volunteers, and work in partnership with NHS and PKC, although are not funded by them.