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Community Partnerships
The Community Table Runner Project has always been about bringing people together through creativity, conversation, and shared experiences.
From schools and community groups to churches, charities, businesses, creative organisations, and public venues, partnerships have played a vital role in helping the project grow and reach people of all ages and backgrounds.
Every partnership has helped strengthen the project’s mission of promoting creativity, wellbeing, connection, education, and community spirit through textile art.
Why Partnerships Matter
The Community Table Runner is far more than a textile artwork.
It is a celebration of shared stories, skills, memories, and experiences.
Partnerships help us:
- Reach new communities
- Encourage participation
- Create educational opportunities
- Share local heritage and stories
- Promote wellbeing and social connection
- Deliver exhibitions, talks, and workshops
- Inspire future community projects
Through collaboration, we can ensure that the stories stitched into the Table Runner continue to be shared for generations to come.
“This is a work of complete humanity.”
Working Together
We are always interested in hearing from organisations that share our values and would like to work with us.
Partnership opportunities may include:
- Hosting the Table Runner
- Community engagement projects
- Heritage and cultural initiatives
- Educational programmes
- Talks and presentations
- Textile workshops
- Volunteer opportunities
- Collaborative exhibitions and events
Whether you are a school, community group, charity, business, museum, church, library, or arts organisation, we would love to hear your ideas.
Interested in Partnering With Us?
If you would like to discuss a partnership opportunity, please get in touch.
Community Table Runner Project
Crafting a community — one stitch at a time.
A community-created textile artwork inspired by the Fenland Black Oak Table at Lichfield Cathedral.
Registered Charity No. 1217447
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Registered Charity No. 1217447
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