The Bullwood Project is a woodturning and woodworking charity open to all people and with two main aims:
- to provide relief to those, who by reason of age, ill health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage find
themselves isolated and working alone.
- to provide for the advancement of environmental protection by seeking to process trees that are destined for landfill
and recycle the timber back into the community.
The Project provides a meeting place and the freedom to be able to exchange and develop ideas and skills.
Part of the recycling plan is to develop a woodworking machine shop to utilise the timber for a range of Bullwood branded
goods.
The charity itself is not allowed to trade. It does, however, own a trading company, Bullwood Limited which donates all surplus funds to the charity.
The Directors and Trustees of the charity and of the Limited Company receive no remuneration but do receive out-of-pocket
expenses.
