Let’s transform lives together

For over half a century, Foxton has been the heart of Preston, providing life-saving support and transformational opportunities to our community.

From our centres across the city, we are a beacon of hope for young people, families, rough sleepers, the homeless and vulnerable women. Every day, we fight to give dignity, safety and a future to those who need it most.

But this vital work is only possible with your help. While we receive some government funding, it’s never guaranteed and subject to fluctuating policies. Your private donations – whether from caring individuals or purposeful businesses – are the lifeline that keeps Foxton standing strong for Preston’s most vulnerable.

Benefits of becoming a Friend of Foxton

  • Transform lives: Make a tangible impact by addressing societal challenges in Preston, leaving a meaningful legacy.
  • Strengthen community ties: Foster goodwill through local charity initiatives that resonate deeply with the community.
  • Boost media visibility: Unlock positive media coverage and marketing opportunities through campaigns and events.

  • Build valuable relationships: Expand your network by connecting with like-minded supporters of the charity.

  • Secure Foxton’s future: Ensure Foxton’s sustainability for the next 50 years, enabling us to continue providing vital support to our communities.

To find out more about becoming an Individual Friend of Foxton, contact our team on 01772 555925 or email us at info@thefoxton.org.

The impact of your funding

  • £10 supports a rough sleeper to get food, showers, access to health care, emotional support and housing advice for one day.
  • £300 helps to supports a homeless person in one of our houses
  • £25 feeds 40 young people in our youth clubs
  • £200 helps provide vulnerable families and isolated individuals with community support
  • £30 helps our women’s team provide outreach services to vulnerable women

How we’ve helped.

The Foxton is what I know, it’s tradition. I like coming to the centre to see and talk to people, it’s my community.

Ziggy

They help me out, give me food when I’m hungry. They’re always there when you need them.

Andy

We are really proud to work closely with the Foxton Centre. Without them, many young people would go without vital support needed to ensure they are able to thrive.

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