Bringing Springfield Park to life
The Springfield Spark Community Fund supports local organisations to create activities and projects that help people connect, improve wellbeing and make the most of Springfield Park at Springfield Village.
Established by the Springfield Village partnership, Springfield Spark aims to support community-led ideas that bring people together, celebrate the diversity of Wandsworth and create a welcoming, inclusive space for everyone. From outdoor activities and community events to arts, culture and environmental projects, the fund helps local organisations deliver initiatives that have a positive impact on local people and communities.
Impact so far
Since launching, Springfield Spark has invested more than £24,000 in local community projects, supporting seven organisations to deliver a diverse programme of activities in Springfield Park.
Funded projects have included:
- Family festivals combining music, sport, reading and community activities
- Guided nature and wellbeing walks
- Wildlife and biodiversity learning opportunities
- Outdoor arts and creative workshops
- Activities for older residents to reduce social isolation
- Walking football sessions to support mental and physical wellbeing
- Wellbeing events and outdoor activities for carers
What is next?
The second round of Springfield Spark Community Fund has now closed, with funded organisations preparing to deliver a programme of activities and events throughout autumn and winter 2026.
A third round of funding is planned for 2027, providing further opportunities for local community groups and organisations to bring ideas to life in Springfield Park. Details of future funding opportunities will be announced via the Trust website and social media channels.
Springfield Spark is made possible through Springfield Village, a partnership between South West London and St George’s Mental Health NHS Trust, Barratt London, London Square and City & Country, with support from master developer STEP.