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January and February are traditionally quieter months across our community, as many people settle back into routine following the Christmas period. At The Spearhead Foundation , we use this time to pause, reflect and plan for the year ahead. With a new team now fully in place, the start of the year has been spent meeting with group leaders and local authorities to review our work and agree the services we will continue to provide as we move into 2026. Since 2024, and througho

As 2025 comes to an end, The Spearhead Foundation is grateful to everyone who has helped fund and support us throughout the year. Over the course of the year, we hosted 112 events, including coffee clubs, Thursday meets, go-karting, a National Arboretum meeting, an expedition to Las Vegas, and a large Remembrance Day celebration. We also supported 98 veterans with their transition. Over the Christmas period, we provided further support to 78 families through food packages and

Over the past 12 months, The Spearhead Foundation has been looking at how we can better sustain ourselves while staying true to our roots as a volunteer‑only organisation. Like many small charitable organisations, we’ve achieved incredible results on a tiny fraction of the budget available to the bigger organisations with all the bells, whistles and marketing teams. While they can afford large campaigns, we rely on Christmas fayres, local businesses and, quite often, our own

Back in mid‑2024 we started legal action against a former landlord. Because of an NDA we can’t go into names or the finer details, but what we can say is that we raised a breach of contract issue and The Spearhead Foundation has now recovered just over £12,000. This money – which covers six months of rent and the original deposit paid by Craig and Dan – will be landing in our account in the next few days and will go straight into a restricted funding pot. The whole thing was