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The Foundation is the focus of corporate social responsibility for RJS and reflects RJS values and culture of contribution.

19/06/2026

🎣 We’re proud that the RJS Foundation has supported Stone Private Angling Club with a £500 contribution to help improve fishing pegs at Park Hall Lake.

The project has improved accessibility and safety for anglers by clearing overgrown vegetation, strengthening bank sides, and replacing old, rotting pontoons.

RJS Foundation Chair Abi Brown recently visited the lake to see the fantastic work in person and meet some of the club’s dedicated volunteers.

Park Hall Lake is a much-loved local beauty spot and wildlife haven, and it’s great to support projects that make a real difference for the community.

Applications for the latest round of RJS Foundation funding are now open: https://rjs-foundation.com/application-forms/

Find out more about Stone Private Angling Club: https://www.sp-ac.com/

27/03/2026

We’re proud to support Brilliant Bamboo with a grant to help grow their inspiring work in Stoke-on-Trent 🌱

Since launching in 2023, Brilliant Bamboo has been bringing communities together through sustainability, creativity, and hands-on experiences. From transforming a brownfield site into a thriving green space to hosting events and team-building activities, their impact is already clear.

Our funding will support the purchase of vital equipment, helping them continue to develop their site and expand their community work.

It’s great to back a project that combines environmental impact with imagination and local engagement, and we’re excited to see what’s next.

Find out more about Brilliant Bamboo and their work here: https://brilliantbamboo.co.uk/
Interested in applying for support? Visit www.rjs-foundation.com

12/02/2026

RJS Foundation Support for Trentham South Resident Association’s ‘Towpath Taskforce’

Pioneering work to make a well-used canal tow path accessible to residents has been given a boost by the RJS Foundation, who given them a grant to purchase equipment to support their work.

The Trentham South Residents Association established their ‘Towpath Taskforce’ a few years ago, building on work that had started during covid, and now being delivered with support from the Canal and Rivers Trust.

The Taskforce have cleared stretches of the verge along the Trent and Mersey Canal as it runs through Trentham and is now broadening it’s work to other places in the vicinity.

The RJS Foundation’s chair, Abi Brown OBE, recently met with the Trentham South RA and took a walk along the canal to see the difference the work had made.

“The canals are such an important feature of Stoke-on-Trent, and this section through Trentham is well used by local residents.

The work done by the Trentham South RA’s ‘Towpath Taskforce’ has opened up the towpath, restored some of the planted beds and cleared overhanging vegetation, whilst working with the CRT to ensure the varied biodiversity of the area is maintained,” said Abi.
“It’s great to see what local organisations can do with our grants – buying new equipment and safety gear for the taskforce will make a real difference and hopefully demonstrate the breadth of the work of the RJS Foundation locally.

We’d love to receive more applications from local groups and further information can be found on our website at www.rjs-foundation.com

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G4-G5 Bellringer Road
Stoke-on-Trent
ST48GB

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+441782646320

Website

https://rjs-foundation.com/

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