JPCInews-30-10-26-CharityAwarded£1500-SSX
A Chichester charity supporting people experiencing homelessness and hardship has been awarded £1,500 to help continue its work in the local community.
The Four Streets Project received the funding through The Fine & Country Foundation’s 2026 Autumn Grant Scheme, following a nomination by Fine & Country Chichester.
The grant will help the charity continue providing support to vulnerable people across Chichester, particularly during the colder months, when demand for help can increase.
The award follows a fundraising effort by the local estate agency team, which included Managing Director Isabel Neighbour completing her first 5K at Goodwood Motor Circuit to raise money and awareness for homelessness in the city.
Isabel said: “We are thrilled that Four Streets Project has been chosen to receive this grant. Their dedication to supporting people in our local area is truly inspiring, and we are delighted that this funding will help them continue their vital work.
“We are proud to support a charity making such a positive difference in our community.”
Four Streets Project was one of 27 charitable organisations selected for the foundation’s 2026 Autumn Grant Scheme, which distributed a total of £47,410 to projects working with people affected by homelessness and poverty.
The Fine & Country Foundation was established to tackle homelessness and poverty in the UK and internationally. Since its launch, it has donated more than £1 million to charitable causes.
For more information about the charity work of The Fine & Country Foundation, visit fineandcountryfoundation.com .