During the summer months of 2013 East Durham Trust mobilised the local community in attempts to collect 1 MILLION drinks cans. The project was designed to do three things:
  • Clean up the local environment
  • Get people actively engaged
  • Help local good causes

The following individuals have made a significant contribution to the nationally recognised project - The Million Can Challenge. In  doing so they have ensured that the community of East Durham is a better place to live and that a number of local good causes have been supported in the process. 
  • Wendy Barrel (High Hesleden)
  • Hayley Hood (Haswell)
  • Danielle Atkinson (Peterlee)
  • Tony Ward (Wingate)
  • The Robin Todd Centre (South Hetton)
  • Rachel Biott (Haswell)
  • Paige Mather (National Citizen Service Participant)
  • Rebekah Baker (National Citizen Service Participant)
  • Anna Wilson  (National Citizen Service Participant)
  • Tom McGoldrick (National Citizen Service Participant)
  • Niall Goodman  (National Citizen Service Participant)
  • Matthew Nadin (National Citizen Service Participant)
  • Sam Carr (National Citizen Service Participant)
  • Connor Merritt (National Citizen Service Participant)
  • Charlotte Pringle (National Citizen Service Participant)
  • Abby Dunn (National Citizen Service Participant)
  • Adam D’Arcy (National Citizen Service Participant)
  • Leah Hall (National Citizen Service Participant)
  • Simone Reddington(National Citizen Service Participant)
  • Liam Hunter (National Citizen Service Participant)
  • Conor Beeston (National Citizen Service Participant)
  • Josh Lincoln (National Citizen Service Participant)
  • Liam Collin (National Citizen Service Participant)
  • Ross Coles (Peterlee)
  • Jamie Jopling (Peterlee)
  • Mia Robinson (Peterlee)
  • Andrew Darcy (Peterlee)
  • Jill Oates (Seaham)
  • Steven Dobinson (Sunderland)
  • Shotton Community Centre
  • Macrae House, Murton
  • The Greenhills Centre, Wheatley Hill
  • The Green Leaf Cafe, Horden
  • Kookaburra Ltd, Peterlee
  • Sainsburys, Sedgefield
  • Asda Community Team, Peterlee 

A huge thank you and well done to you all!

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WHAT WE DO

We help the communities of the former district of Easington which is made up 20 distinct areas, most of which are former Pit villages that continue to be hugely affected by deprivation following the closure of the Pits.
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We run a wide range of projects to help the community fight disadvantage including food parcels, telephone befriending for the socially isolated, helping people in the downward spiral of debt, supporting people to get the benefits they deserve, helping people get into employment, providing holiday activities with food, getting the disengaged engaged with the arts, support for single parents, arts on prescription, community loans and SO MUCH MORE! 

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