The Moira Fund, a grant making charity, has been established in memory of Moira Jones, who was murdered in Queens Park, Glasgow, in May 2008.
Following her death, family, friends and colleagues of Moira wished to establish a fund in her memory that would support others who found themselves bereaved through violent death at the hands of another.
On 27th January Carol Field one of the Trustees of The Moira Fund, was privileged to have visited Paisley South Housing Association to accept a cheque for £300 from the Director, Kathleen McCutcheon that had been very kindly donated to the Moira Fund.
We are a grant making charity setup to help those traumatically bereaved by the murder or manslaughter of a loved one.
People have been helped through The Moira Fund
People have joined in on Moira’s Run since it began
The value of grants awarded to families
In total, 62 children and 46 adults from Glasgow, Aberdeen, Edinburgh, & Dundee will have a lovely trip to the panto this year as well as providing funds towards the adults and children for food and transport costs.
When 88-year old widow, M... lost her daughter to violence, she asked for little. She wanted a little cherry tree in her daughter's name, one which all her family and grandchildren could visit, one which she could tend and watch flower and grow from her window. That wish was soon granted.
Soon after the devastating death of his son, G and his partner, the stepmum, separated and G moved into an empty flat. He was sleeping on the floor and struggling to cope.. We were pleased we could provide a bed and bedding to help him on his with his very difficult journey.
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