The work of the trustees of FODC is underpinned by the above values.
These are the values that our key stakeholders agreed were most significant to them and the voluntary work they undertake.
WHAT WE DO……
WE RAISE FUNDS TO :
✅ maintain, repair, restore, preserve, improve and enhance the fabric of the church of St Mary and All Saints, Droxford, in the Diocese of Portsmouth, its monuments, fixtures, fittings, furniture, stained glass, ornaments and other chattels and its churchyard.
✅ advance the education of the public in the heritage of the church and the local area by providing information on its history and architecture.
✅ promote activities for the benefit of the inhabitants of Droxford parish and neighbouring districts without distinction of age, sex, race, political, religious or other opinion, by associating the statutory authorities, vol- untary organisations and inhabitants in a common effort to advance education and to provide facilities or activities in the interests of social welfare, for recreation or other leisure-time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.
Read our 5 Yesr Strategic Plan to find out what our objectives are.
Click on the link below to read about FODC’s progress and what it will be focusing on in the future.
Review and Evaluation of 5 year strategy
Chair’s Annual Report To AGM
AGM – Chairman’s Report ’24 (AS)
YOU CAN HELP US ACHIEVE OUR OBJECTS BY:
✅ SUPPORTING AND ATTENDING EVENTS
✅ VOLUNTEERING TO HELP AT EVENTS
✅ OFFERING YOUR SKILLS FOR REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE, GROUNDWORK AND FUNDRAISING
✅ MAKING A DONATION
All donations made to FODC are spent on repairing, restoring, maintaining, preserving and enhancing the church building; in order to provide a community hub for all. There is no requirement for FODC to make contributions to the diocese
SIMPLY SCAN THE ABOVE QR CODE WITH YOUR MOBILE PHONE ( you don’t need to ‘click’ the camera) PRESS ON THE LINK WHICH WILL TAKE YOU TO THE SECURE SITE FOR DONATING.
WE ARE GRATEFUL FOR ALL DONATIONS, WITHOUT WHICH WE WOULD BE UNABLE TO CARRY OUT THE WORK WE DO.
Our first meeting was attended by ten people and the evening commenced with an interesting presentation by Liz Weston outlining the history of the Hampshire Swing Riots against the political backdrop of the times.
This was followed by a lively discussion about the main protagonists and how their voices might be heard by telling their story through drama.
At the end of a convivial evening sipping wine, everyone seemed to have a good understating of the perplexities of The Swing Riots.
In preparation for the next Meeting on Thursday 11th April @ 7pm Liz asked us to find out as much as we could to further our understanding of how people lived around the time of 1830.
The community drama production will be performed in Droxford in autumn as well as Winchester’s Heritage Event in Setember.
If you would like to become involved, you are welcome to join us on 11th April 7pm in Wilfrid’s seating area.