A sample of the local Glossop and national good causes supported by Round Table 916 fundraising.
Every ticket, every pint and every penny raised at a Round Table event ends up on this page. We’re a small group of volunteers — the real work is done by the charities and community groups below, and we’re proud to help where we can.
We’ve supported all of these local charities for many years — and hope to do so for many more years to come.
This is a sample list, not an exhaustive one — we support new causes every year through our open donation request scheme. If you run a local good cause, applications are open to be considered for a grant.
Independent local charity providing emergency food parcels and essentials to anyone in financial crisis across Glossop and the surrounding villages. Powered by around 70 volunteers running four distribution points — Glossop, Hadfield, Whitfield and Gamesley — and in 2025 delivered roughly 40,000 meals.
Visit website →Volunteer-led Glossop charity running a clothing, baby and hygiene bank under a unique “Freetail” model — give what you can, take what you need. They distribute clothing, toiletries, period products, school uniforms and baby equipment to anyone who needs them, no questions asked.
Visit website →Volunteer-led community hub in the heart of Whitfield, home to the Whitfield Food Club, the Bread & Roses community café, youth groups, fitness classes and family events. Saved and rebuilt by the local community after the previous youth centre was closed in 2024 — a true place to belong.
Visit website →Hadfield-based community group based out of Carmel Church on Station Road. Runs weekly food parcels (Bellies not Bins), community meals for over-60s, cooking classes, warm spaces, free arts and crafts events, and litter picks.
Visit website →Volunteer-run community organisation serving the Gamesley estate "52 weeks of the year" since 2013. Runs a discounted food pantry, debt counselling sessions, a fuel bank, holiday clubs, teen residentials, cooking-on-a-budget classes, and even gives elderly residents lifts to dentist and GP appointments.
Visit website →Independent charitable trust on Market Street providing meeting rooms and recreational space seven days a week, 9am–10:30pm, for community groups, social organisations, business groups and local people. Fully self-funded through affordable room hire — no outside grants.
Visit website →Local charity based at Bradbury Community House working to improve later life for older people in Glossop and the surrounding district — through information, advice, companionship and community initiatives, including the much-loved annual festive tin appeal that delivers food parcels to elderly residents each Christmas.
Founded here in Glossop and now a national charity, Mentell provides free, confidential peer-support "circles" where men aged 18+ can talk about whatever is on their mind — no advice, no judgement, no commitment. Online every Monday at 7pm, plus local in-person circles across England. We’ve backed Mentell since the start and plan to keep doing so.
Visit website →Founded here in Glossop and now the only UK and Ireland charity supporting women and birthing people diagnosed with cancer during pregnancy or within a year of giving birth — along with their partners and families. Offers emotional support, peer forums, hospital-appointment advocacy, employment-rights advice and small financial grants. We’ve supported them from day one.
Visit website →