Grants
Awarded
Our grants have covered a wide range of sectors, areas and beneficiaries. The type of charities we particularly like to support are the following:
Charities providing practical help to vulnerable families, especially those targeting early intervention.
Families
Charities supporting vulnerable young people and encouraging them to overcome obstacles to become resilient, independent and fulfilled young adults and those which provide them with opportunities to train and develop new skills to reduce social and economic disadvantage.
Children and Young People
Charities providing practical help to vulnerable adults including those in the criminal justice system, the homeless, the long-term unemployed and ex-service personnel, particularly those which support such people to move on and rebuild their lives.
Vulnerable Adults
Charities supporting the elderly and enriching their lives
Elderly People
Charities supporting and enhancing the lives of people suffering from physical, mental and learning difficulties, and those supporting and helping them to transition into adulthood and independent living.
People suffering from disabilities
Charities supporting education and conducting research into ways to relieve poverty and social inequality through education and other means, and into the root causes of low educational attainment and challenging behaviour.
Education and Research
The Arts
Charities supporting world class arts, improving access to art for those from deprived backgrounds, and using art as an instrument for social change or community cohesion.
Africa
Charities ranging from supporting medical research, to specialist care homes and hospices, and charities providing treatment and support for specific illnesses.
Health
Charities helping to relieve poverty, disease and disadvantage in Africa, and those aiming to build the capacity of local partners to develop long-term sustainable solutions to local problems.
NB Unsolicited applications will be automatically rejected
