Funders

Here at St Luke's we are truly grateful for the fantastic support that we receive from individuals, companies and other charities, whether in the form of financial donations, volunteering, gifts of products or simply pro bono time. All this is what makes our work possible.

St Luke's has a fantastic resource in its Community Centre building, and to make sure it is well used, we continue to fundraise for projects to enhance the wide range of activities and services we already offer, and to keep the building looking superb for years to come.

We are particularly grateful to the following people and organisations for supporting us:

Airbnb
Allianz Global Investors (UK) Ltd
Allford Hall Monaghan Morris Architects
Beatrice Laing Trust
Big Lottery Fund
City University
Clothworkers Foundation
Cloudesley
CMS Law
Co-Op Local Community Fund
Cubitt Education
Dentons Charitable Trust
Derwent London
Dew Gibbons and Partners
Dulwich Almshouses Charities
Futures Company
Garfield Weston Foundation
Haberdashers' Company
Henry Smith Charity
Hogan Lovells LLP
Hubbub Foundations
Kingsley Napley LLP
Kreston Reeves LLP
Kuoni Global Travel Services
Lloyds Banking Group
London Borough of Islington (several separate funds)
McCormacks Law
Percy Bilton Charity
Pilotlight
Rebecca Young (Employment Coach)
RGA UK Services Limited
Richard Harris Charitable Trust
Sadlers Wells
Slaughter and May Charitable Trust
St Sepulchre United Charities
ThirtyThree LLP
Volta Data Centres
Waitrose
WG Edward Foundation
Worrall & Fuller Exhibition Fund

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New Dog Cafe at St Luke's

Our new dog Cafe is open the first Monday of every month at St Luke's.
Cretan Nights Supper Club
Family Kitchen course

A six-week cook and eat programme.

Room hire

Our modern Community Centre offers a range of flexible events spaces, perfect for meetings, conferences, parties or events for grown-ups and kids alike, from two to 160 people. We take pride in keeping the Centre well-decorated and clean. We're located just off Old Street, EC1, close to the City of London and three tube stations - Old Street, Barbican and Angel.
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About the centre

We own a large Community Centre on the edge of the City of London, a diverse area containing extremes of wealth and poverty. Our modern Community Centre provides a space for local people to gather and socialise, and for us and other organisations to deliver services and activities for the local community at little or no cost.
Garden Room

With its own private entrance and exclusive use of a terrace garden, this spacious and flexible room offers the perfect setting for conferences, seminars, training events and parties. It is a blank canvas to create the right setting and configuration for your event, and benefits from neutral, stylish décor and lots of natural light.
The Loft

The Loft occupies the whole third floor of the Community Centre, and has exclusive use of an entrance (ante) room, kitchen area and toilet, within this spacious and versatile area. It is bright and airy, and ideal for meetings, conferences, training, seminars or less formal events. Its exposed Victorian steel beams and skylight windows offer wonderful views over the roof tops of London.
What we do and who we help

We own a large Community Centre on the edge of the City of London, a diverse area containing extremes of wealth and poverty. Our modern Community Centre provides a space for local people to gather and socialise, and for us and other organisations to deliver services and activities to the local community at low or no cost to them. We also work outside in the community supporting other groups and running community events.
Studio

The Studio is a bright and exciting space for any occasion. Truly unique, this spacious room with its high ceilings and distinctive red walls will provide a striking backdrop to your conference or party. It includes a wall of mirrors with a professional barre for dance classes.
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Our people
About the Cookery School

Our stylish, contemporary Cookery School in central London opened in 2012 as a self-funding facility to enable St Luke’s to deliver free or low-cost cookery classes and projects to benefit our community, which are funded by the private hire of the School.