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Queen Elizabeth II Fields Challenge Partners

ASDA and ASDA Foundation - Supporting Your Local Community

ASDA and the Asda Foundation are the principal partners of Fields in Trust's Queen Elizabeth II Fields Challenge.

Through their role as principal partner they are continuing their commitment to encouraging people to get involved in physical activity, lead greener lives and to volunteer in their local community.

Through their colleagues, customers and stores ASDA participated in the Challenge in a range of ways including campaigning for protected sites near to their stores, promoting colleague fundraising and encouraging customers to get involved in their local outdoor recreational spaces.

To find out more about how ASDA are getting involved visit our new page on their website http://charities.asda.com/fields-in-trust.

During 2012 some QEII Fields’ Have a Field Days featured Asda Active events


	The Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry In April 2011 Fields in Trust was honoured to be the very first charity to receive a grant from (the then titled) The Foundation of Prince William and Prince Harry. The generous donation towards The Queen Elizabeth II Fields Challenge represents a commitment to ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to fulfil their potential in life and recognises the important role that outdoor spaces play in the lives of young people. www.royalfoundation.com
	LV= LV= supported The Queen Elizabeth II Fields Challenge to protect green spaces around eleven of its major offices - ranging from sports pitches to woodlands, children's play areas to gardens and bicycle trails to parks. Through their involvement LV= helped to ensure that the local communities where their people live and work will receive a lasting legacy in the protection of outdoor spaces for sport, play and recreation. To find out more about LV= involvement in the Challenge visit http://www.lv.com/aboutus/community/queen_elizabeth_II_fields_challenge
	The Lord Mayor's Appeal - Fit for the Future We were delighted to be one of five charities chosen as beneficiaries of the 2011- 2012 Lord Mayor's Appeal. This kicked off with FIT presence in the Lord Mayor's Parade in November and we supported the Appeal over a number of fundraising events, including a carol service at St Pauls and an abseil down iconic London landmarks. For more information visit www.lordmayorsappeal.org
	The Big Jubilee Lunch The Big Lunch is a simple idea from the Eden Project, encouraging people across the UK to have lunch with their neighbours once a year, for a few hours of community, friendship and fun. In 2012 it supported The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee celebrations.
The Queen Elizabeth II Fields Challenge Funding Partners
	SITA Trust - The Queen Elizabeth II Fields Fund SITA Trust created a £1 million fund exclusively available to Queen Elizabeth II Fields. Unfortunately the Fund is now closed.
	Places, People, Play Legacy Sport England launched the £10 million Protecting Playing Fields fund on 11th May 2011 as part of the extensive legacy programme to mark the London 2012 Olympics. Queen Elizabeth II Fields in England will be able to apply for grants for all kinds of sporting improvements to the sites. To find out how to apply visit Protecting Playing Fields Fund.
	London Marathon Charitable Trust Thanks to our partner the London Marathon Charitable Trust any Queen Elizabeth II Field in London can apply for a grant of up to £10,000 to fund a project to support and encourage people to get involved in sport, play or recreation. Apply for the fund