- True Colours Trust
- Allen lane Foundation
- Rank Foundation
- St James’s Place Foundation
- The Foyle Foundation
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True Colours Trust
What is it?
- Grants available for one-off purposes, to help smaller organisations develop and deliver programmes for disabled children, their siblings and families. The Trustees are particularly keen to support:
- Young carer projects
- Siblings projects
- Bereavement support
- Hydrotherapy pools
- Multi-sensory rooms
- Mini-buses
Who can apply?
- The Trust only funds registered charities or activities with clearly defined charitable purposes.
Deadline?
- You can apply any time.
Information:
Email: Eform
Allen Lane Foundation
What is it?
- The Foundation is interested in funding work which benefits people in the following groups, or generalist work which includes significant numbers from more than one such group:
- Asylum-seekers and refugees (but not groups working with a single nationality)
- Gay, lesbian, bi-sexual or transgender people
- Gypsies and Travellers
- Migrant workers
- Offenders and ex-offenders
- Older people
- People experiencing mental health problems
- People experiencing violence or abuse
- The grants are relatively modest. Single, one-off grants range from as little as £500 up to £15,000. Grants repeated for more than one year vary from about £500 per annum up to £5,000 per annum, for a maximum of three years.
Who can apply?
- Your organisation does not need to be a registered charity - the Foundation also funds other organisations which are not charities but which seek funding for a charitable project.
Deadline?
- No deadline.
Information:
Rank Foundation
What is it?
- The Foundation makes grants of up to £7,500 for capital and one-off activity costs.
- You will need to find match funding elsewhere, as the Foundation will only provide two-thirds of the total project cost up to the value of £7,500.
- Applications welcomed for
- Youth projects
- Community care projects
- Small appeals
Who can apply?
- Registered charities and churches.
Deadline?
Information:
St James’s Place Foundation
What is it?
- The Foundation’s Small Grants Programme makes grants of up to £10,000 in any two-year period for work supporting people with cancer, or supporting disabled young people.
- The Foundation makes grants for work in two areas:
- Projects that provide directly for young people under the age of 25 within the UK who suffer from physical or mental health difficulties or conditions, or a life threatening or degenerative illness or are disadvantaged. This includes young people under 25 caring for others
- Projects that provide directly for people with cancer
Who can apply?
- Registered charities with an annual income of up to £750,000 a year can apply.
Deadline?
Information:
The Foyle Foundation
What is it?
- Grants towards helping to make the arts more accessible by developing new audiences, supporting tours, festivals, arts educational projects and support emerging new artists.
- They will also support libraries, museums or special educational needs projects.
Who can apply?
- The Foundation supports smaller charities in the
- You can apply for between £1,000 and £10,000, but to be successful, you need to show that this funding will make a big difference to your work.
Deadline?
- No deadline.
Information:
Website: http://www.foylefoundation.org.uk/
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