North East Derbyshire District Council

North East Derbyshire District Council is a local authority based in the heart of Derbyshire serving our 100,000+ residents

East Midlands

Our main appeal

North East Derbyshire Community Fund

We have worked with the community delivering food parcels & medicines to the community and has established this fundraising page to help those most vulnerable due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

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Messages from supporters

It’s a good cause
£100 B&C Electrical and Security Ltd · 23 Dec
£100 Arcus Consulting LLP · 17 Dec
£250 A-Rock Construction Ltd · 17 Dec
£100 Mount Building Services Limited · 17 Dec
£250 Sustainable Building Services UK Ltd · 16 Dec
Farrendale Ltd are delighted to support the North East Derbyshire DC & Rykneld Homes 'Care at Christmas Appeal'.
£300 Farrendale Ltd · 14 Dec
Travis Perkins are happy to support the NEDDC and Rykneld Homes Christmas Appeal 2020.
£250 Andrew Hunt · 11 Dec
This year of all years it is important to make a donation to those, through no fault of there own, to those who deserve it.
£50 Curtins Consulting · 11 Dec
£200 Anonymous · 10 Dec
£500 Mercer Building Solutions · 9 Dec
From all at Parsons Construction, hope you have a wonderful Xmas.
£100 Stephen Parsons · 9 Dec
Good luck with your amazing campaign from all at Nationwide Windows & Doors
£250 Nationwide Windows & Doors · 7 Dec

About North East Derbyshire District Council

North East Derbyshire District Council is a local authority based in the heart of Derbyshire serving our 100,000+ residents. We have been working in our community and engaging with our residents to ensure that those who are socially isolated as a result of Covid-19 can access the support they need during this period. We have a number of residents who enjoy accessing local amenities but currently can't do so and we would like to ensure they can keep up to date with local news and information. As our first charitable event we'd like to raise funds to be able to provide these residents with complimentary copies of the Derbyshire Times for the duration of their isolation so they can continue to feel involved in their community.