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THE DIRECTORY OF H E

D 2020/21 I GRANT MAKING TRUSTS R E C T 2020/21 O R Y

The Directory of Grant Making Trusts oﬀers the information you need to seek O F THE DIRECTORY OF your charity’s share of over £5 billion – the annual total awarded by the 2,000

funders featured in this edition. With data sourced directly from grant-making G

charities, each with the potential to give around £50,000 or more per year, the R

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N GRANT Concise information and contact details for every record

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Examples of beneficiaries in each listing, for guidance on the M organisations previously funded A MAKING Extensive indexes divided by geographical area, field of interest and beneficiary group, organisation type, and kinds of grant available K I

Each grant-maker’s description of project types that can or cannot N qualify for funding G TRUSTS Now in its 26th edition, this is the UK’s Save time on ﬁnding funding T

best-selling guide to funding from R prospects grant-making charities. No charity, U big or small, should be without it. Target the grant-makers S

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services for refugees and asylum seekers.’ 0

Karen Lawson, Funding and Projects Manager, Suﬀolk Refugee Support / 2 1 ‘Never mind a place on the bookcase, this directory should be by your side at all times.’ Thomas Wilson, Trust Fundraiser, Northern Ireland Hospice

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2020/21

THE DIRECTORY OF GRANT MAKING TRUSTS

26th edition

Mairéad Bailie, Ian Pembridge, Judith Turner, Harry Klein, Denise Lillya, María Alejandra Puerta Reyes, Dean Renshaw and Stuart McNaughton

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Published by the Directory of Social Change (Registered Charity no. 800517 in England and Wales) Head office: Resource for London, 352 Holloway Rd, London N7 6PA Northern office: Suite 103, 1 Old Hall Street, Liverpool L3 9HG Tel: 020 7697 4200 Visit www.dsc.org.uk to find out more about our books, subscription funding website and training events. You can also sign up for e-newsletters so that you’re always the first to hear about what’s new. The publisher welcomes suggestions and comments that will help to inform and improve future versions of this and all of our titles. Please give us your feedback by emailing [email protected]. It should be understood that this publication is intended for guidance only and is not a substitute for professional or legal advice. No responsibility for loss occasioned as a result of any person acting or refraining from acting can be accepted by the authors or publisher. First published by Charities Aid Foundation 1968 Second edition 1971 Third edition 1974 Fourth edition 1975 Fifth edition 1977 Sixth edition 1978 Seventh edition 1981 Eighth edition 1983 Ninth edition 1985 Tenth edition 1987 Eleventh edition 1989 Twelfth edition 1991 Thirteenth edition 1993 Fourteenth edition 1995 Fifteenth edition 1997 Sixteenth edition 1999 Seventeenth edition published by Directory of Social Change 2001 Eighteenth edition 2003 Nineteenth edition 2005 Twentieth edition 2007 Twenty-first edition 2010 Twenty-second edition 2012 Twenty-third edition 2014 Twenty-fourth edition 2015 Twenty-fifth edition 2017 Twenty-sixth edition 2019 Copyright # Directory of Social Change 2001, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2010, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2019 All rights reserved. No part of this book may be stored in a retrieval system or reproduced in any form whatsoever without prior permission in writing from the publisher. This book is sold subject to the condition that it shall not, by way of trade or otherwise, be lent, re-sold, hired out or otherwise circulated without the publisher’s prior permission in any form of binding or cover other than that in which it is published, and without a similar condition including this condition being imposed on the subsequent purchaser. The publisher and authors have made every effort to contact copyright holders. If anyone believes that their copyright material has not been correctly acknowledged, please contact the publisher who will be pleased to rectify the omission. The moral rights of the authors have been asserted in accordance with the Copyrights, Designs and Patents Act 1988. ISBN 978 1 78482 061 9 British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data A catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library Cover design by Kate Griffith Text designed by Eugenie Dodd Typographics, London Typeset by Marlinzo Services, Frome Printed and bound in Great Britain by CPI Group, Croydon

Contents Foreword by Amanda Bringans v About the Directory of Social Change vii Introduction ix Acknowledgements xii How to use DGMT xiii A typical grant-making charity record xvii The top 150 grant-makers by grant total xix Other publications and resources xxi

INDEXES Grant-makers by geographical area 1

Grant-makers by ﬁeld of interest and type of beneﬁciary 39

Grant-makers by type of organisation 151

Grant-makers by type of grant 179

Foreword When members of the public think of what a fundraiser does day-to-day, undertaking research and developing relationships withgrant-makers might notbehigh onthelist of activities that spring to mind, but for thousands of charities across the UK such work is an essential part of their fundraising activity. From contributing to capital projects, fundingresearch,supporting pilotschemesandunderpinning innovation, to helping with charities’ essential running costs, grant-makers are often the unsung heroes of our sector. As Chair of Trustees for the Institute of Fundraising, I have the privilege of championing the excellent fundraising of our members and the wider sector. For charity fundraisers, their job means not only connecting grant-making bodies to the causes they want to invest in, but also developing thoughtful and long-lasting partnerships based on trust and confidence that lead to achieving shared goals and objectives. Excellent fundraisers cultivate bespoke applications and appeals that demonstrate compellingly how a particular project can help charities achieve their purpose; they make valuable connections and maximise support for good causes. When these relationships are rewarding for both the funder and the charity, they have the potential to be transformational. The initial research undertaken by a fundraiser is often the first step. It can sometimes feel time-consuming in the short term, but in the long run it provides real benefit by focusing minds and identifying suitable partners to approach for joint work. No one wants to spend unnecessary time making or reviewing inappropriate applications and so being able to depend on a resource such as The Directory of Grant Making Trusts is hugely valuable. With those many thousands of grant-making bodies nationwide, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and having the key details of the geographical area, grants awarded and, most importantly, funding interests, priorities and criteria all in one place is incredibly useful to find the grant-maker that can be right for your charity and project. If you are new to this area of fundraising, you might find that the world of grant-makers is a little mysterious and opaque – you might not quite know where to start and search engines are too blunt an instrument for the kind of information you need. That’s why it’s vital to have a tool like this directory that does the heavy lifting for you. I’ve always thought the world of funders is a bit like an iceberg – you can often only see 10% of what’s there above the water – so you need resources like this to be able to take a deep dive and appreciate the full picture. Whatever the cause, there’s a funder out there that will be making grants in that area – with The Directory of Grant Making Trusts, and your excellent fundraising skills, you will be best placed to find the right funding for you. Amanda Bringans Director of Fundraising, British Heart Foundation and Chair of Trustees, Institute of Fundraising

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A typical A complete record should contain information under the headings listed below. An explanation of the information grant-making which should appear in these ﬁelds is given alongside. charity record

CC NO Charity registration number

ESTABLISHED Year the trust was WHERE FUNDING CAN established BE GIVEN The village, town, borough, parish or other geographical ...... WHO CAN BENEFIT area the trust is prepared & The types of organisation to fund The Fictitious Trust that can be supported CC NO 123456 ESTABLISHED 1993 WHAT IS FUNDED WHERE FUNDING CAN BE GIVEN UK. TYPE OF GRANT Details of the types of WHO CAN BENEFIT Registered charities. The types of grant or loan project or activity the trust WHAT IS FUNDED Education and training. the trust is prepared to give, plans to fund and groups e.g. one-off, core costs, WHAT IS NOT FUNDED Gap year activities. it intends to ultimately project costs benefit TYPE OF GRANT One-off; capital costs; running costs. RANGE OF GRANTS £250 to £5,000. RANGE OF GRANTS WHAT IS NOT FUNDED SAMPLE GRANTS A registered charity (£5,000); a CIC The typical size of grant The types of project or (£1,000); a museum (£800); a gallery and a normally given causes the trust does not university (£500 each); an exempted charity fund, e.g. expeditions, (£400); an excepted charity (£250). scholarships FINANCES Financial year end 31/03/2018 Income £55,000 Total grants £60,000 FINANCES The most recent Grants to organisations £50,000 SAMPLE GRANTS financial information Assets £800,000 available, including the total Examples of grants TRUSTEES Ernestine Papadopoulos, Chair; Samuel amount given in grants previously awarded by during the year the trust Akintola; Grace O’Malley; Alistair Johnson; Dr Angelique Kidjo; Prof. Miriam Masekela. OTHER INFORMATION Grants to individuals totalled OTHER INFORMATION TRUSTEES £10,000. Names of the trustees Any other information HOW TO APPLY Apply in writing to the address below. which might be useful An sae should be enclosed if an to grant-seekers acknowledgement is required. CONTACT DETAILS The Trust Secretary, The Old Barn, HOW TO APPLY Main Street, New Town ZC48 2QQ Tel. 020 Useful information to those CONTACT DETAILS 7123 4567 Email grantsteam@ﬁctitioustrust. preparing their grant Information on whom to application contact for further details co.uk Website www.ﬁctitioustrust.co.uk or, if appropriate, where applications should be sent

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...... Grant-makers by geographical area ......

This index contains two separate listings:

Geographical area headings: This lists all of the geographical area headings used in DGMT. Grant-makers by geographical area: This lists the funders appearing in DGMT under the geographical areas for which they have expressed a funding preference. Asterisks mark funders which have not been featured in DGMT before.

Geographical area headings

...... Worldwide 5 & Hertfordshire 22 Grant-makers Africa 8 by ...... & Norfolk 22 geographical Asia (excluding area Israel) 9 ...... & Suffolk 23

The index contains two Israel 9 separate listings: Greater London 23

Geographical area headings & This lists all of the Central and South Barking and geographical area headings America 10 Dagenham 23 used in DGMT...... Grant-makers by geographical & Barnet 24 area North America 10 This lists the funders ...... appearing in DGMT under & Bexley 24 the geographical areas for Europe 10 which they have expressed ...... a funding preference & Brent 24 Oceania 10 ...... & Camden 24

United Kingdom 11 ...... & City of London 24

England 20 ...... East Midlands 21 & City of Westminster 24 & Derbyshire 21 ...... & Croydon 24 & Leicestershire 21 ...... & Ealing 24 & Rutland 21 ...... & Greenwich 24 & Lincolnshire 21 ...... & Hackney 24 & Northamptonshire 21 ...... & Hammersmith and & Nottinghamshire 21 Fulham 25 ...... East of England 22 & Haringey 25

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This section lists the individual records for the grant-making charities.

1989 Alphabetical register of grant-making charities ...... & The 1989 Willan Charitable Trust The Prince’s Trust (£150,000); Macmillan Cancer Support, St Basil’s and Crisis (£50,000 CC NO 802749 ESTABLISHED 1989 each); National Art Collections Fund – Midlands WHERE FUNDING CAN BE GIVEN Tyne and Wear, and Anne Frank Trust (£30,000 each); Northumberland, County Durham and Teesside. Innovation for Agriculture (£10,000); Woodwork WHO CAN BENEFIT Registered charities. to Wellness (£9,000); Berkwell Scouts Group WHAT IS FUNDED General charitable purposes and Farms for City Children (£5,000 each). including: growth and employment; children and FINANCES Financial year end 05/04/2018 young people; health; community cohesion; Income £4,900,000 Total grants £5,500,000 older people. Grants to organisations £5,500,000 WHAT IS NOT FUNDED Refer to the website for a full Assets £117,500,000 list of exclusions. TRUSTEES Vanni Treves; Paul Varney; Andrew Jones; TYPE OF GRANT Core costs and project funding. Elizabeth Rantzen. RANGE OF GRANTS Most grants are between £1,000 OTHER INFORMATION Grants were awarded to 366 and £5,000. organisations during the year. SAMPLE GRANTS A full listing of grants awarded is HOW TO APPLY Apply in writing to the correspondent available on request from the administrator of enclosing the most recent annual report and the trust. accounts. There are no deadlines but the FINANCES Financial year end 30/09/2017 trustees normally meet in February, May, August Income £543,700 Total grants £504,900 and November. Due to the large number of Grants to organisations £503,900 applications received, they cannot be Assets £19,580,000 acknowledged. TRUSTEES Francis Chapman; Alex Ohlsson; Willan CONTACT DETAILS The Trustees, Ryder Court, Trustee Ltd. 14 Ryder Street, London SW1Y 6QB Tel. 020 OTHER INFORMATION The 2016/17 accounts were 7024 9034 Email enquiries@ the latest available at the time of writing (June 29may1961charity.org.uk 2019). Grants were distributed in the following categories: building our children’s future (£174,300); taking part in community life ...... (£159,800); improving health (£147,800); & The 3Ts Charitable Trust enjoying later life (£23,100). The Community CC NO 1109733 ESTABLISHED 2005 Foundation Tyne and Wear and Northumberland WHERE FUNDING CAN BE GIVEN UK and overseas. provides administrative support to the trust’s WHO CAN BENEFIT Registered charities. grant-making in the North East region, receiving WHAT IS FUNDED General charitable purposes. and vetting applications for the trustees. RANGE OF GRANTS Up to £40,000. HOW TO APPLY Apply in writing to the correspondent SAMPLE GRANTS Imperial College SCI, Me´decins at the Community Foundation Serving Tyne and Sans Frontie`res (£40,000 each); Marie Curie Wear. Refer to the very helpful website for full Cancer Care (£25,000); Breast Cancer Now details before making application. The trustees (£20,000); YoungMinds (£15,000); Apopo and meet in March, June, September and December. Hardman Trust (£5,000 each); Great Ormond Applications will generally be considered at the Street Hospital Children’s Charity (£2,500). next scheduled trustees’ meeting, provided they FINANCES Financial year end 31/03/2018 are received by the 15th of the preceding Income £250,000 Total grants £315,000 month. However, applicants are encouraged to Grants to organisations £315,000 submit their applications as early as possible to Assets £10,600,000 ensure they are considered at the next available TRUSTEES Charles Sherwood; Rosemary Sherwood; trustees’ meeting. William Medlicott; Tim Sherwood; Tabitha CONTACT DETAILS The Trustees, c/o Community Sherwood; Tatiana Sherwood. Foundation, Philanthropy House, Woodbine OTHER INFORMATION According to the annual report Road, Gosforth, Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and for 2017/18, ‘The trustees have decided in the Wear NE3 1DD Tel. 0191 222 0945 prior year to make regular grants to a bedrock of Email [email protected] causes, which comprise the majority of the Website www.communityfoundation.org.uk/ grant recipients, with repeat grants for three funds/the-1989-willan-charitable-trust years of the same amount. These will be reviewed during the next ﬁnancial year.’ ...... HOW TO APPLY The trustees adopt a proactive & The 29th May 1961 Charitable approach in seeking worthy causes requiring support. Trust CONTACT DETAILS The Trustees, PO Box 68, CC NO 200198 ESTABLISHED 1961 Knebworth, Hertfordshire SG3 6UZ Email info@ WHERE FUNDING CAN BE GIVEN UK, with a special 3tscharitabletrust.com interest in the Warwickshire/Birmingham/ Coventry area...... WHO CAN BENEFIT Registered charities; Social & enterprises; Universities. 4 Charity Foundation WHAT IS FUNDED General charitable purposes CC NO 1077143 ESTABLISHED 1999 including: arts and museums; conservation and WHERE FUNDING CAN BE GIVEN UK and Israel. protection; employment, education and training; WHO CAN BENEFIT Mainly Jewish charities and homelessness and housing; leisure, recreation causes. and youth; medical causes; offenders; social WHAT IS FUNDED General charitable purposes; social welfare. welfare; education; health; Jewish causes. WHAT IS NOT FUNDED Individuals. RANGE OF GRANTS Up to £1.6 million. TYPE OF GRANT Capital costs; core/revenue costs; SAMPLE GRANTS Farmwood Charitable Foundation unrestricted funding. (£1.6 million); Achisomoch Aid Company Ltd RANGE OF GRANTS Up to £100,000 but typically (£897,000); Moreshet Hatorah Ltd (£500,000); £6,000 to £40,000. The Marque Foundation (£250,000); The ABC SAMPLE GRANTS Coventry City of Culture Trust Trust (£100,000); Baba Sali Trust (£50,000). (£1 million); University of Warwick (£813,000); ...... 218 Every application represents a cost to you and to the funder

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FINANCES Financial year end 31/03/2018 Income £535,000 Total grants £5,050,000 Grants to organisations £5,050,000 Assets £11,150,000 TRUSTEES Jacob Schimmel; Verette Schimmel; Johnathan Schimmel. OTHER INFORMATION Grants under £25,000 totalled £168,500. HOWTOAPPLY The trustees do not respond to unsolicited applications. CONTACT DETAILS Jacob Schimmel, Trustee, 121 Princes Park Avenue, London NW11 0JS Tel. 020 8455 0100 Email four4charities@ gmail.com ...... & The 4814 Trust CC NO 1162714 ESTABLISHED 2014 WHERE FUNDING CAN BE GIVEN UK. WHO CAN BENEFIT Small innovative UK charities which deliver significant benefit from limited resources and funds. WHAT IS FUNDED Social welfare; health; disability; disadvantage and general charitable purposes. RANGE OF GRANTS Typically, £500 to £10,000. SAMPLE GRANTS Archway Project (£25,000); Keep out, Kingswood Trust and Snowdon Trust (£10,000 each); The Norfolk Hospice (£6,000); Abbeyfield House Appeal and The Dash Charity (£5,000 each); Mums and Midwives Awareness (£500). FINANCES Financial year end 31/12/2017 Income £152,000 Total grants £132,900 Grants to organisations £127,500 Assets £3,600,000 TRUSTEES Carole Bedwell; Chris Bedwell; Chris Gardner. OTHER INFORMATION The trust awarded 16 grants to organisations totalling £127,500 and four grants to individuals totalling £5,400. HOWTOAPPLY The trust’s website states, ‘Send us a copy of your accounts with any supporting literature to – email: [email protected] or post: The 4814 Trust, PO Box 7173, Blandford Forum DT11 1DR. It would be helpful to have an overview of your plans for the next 12 months. We will be in touch if your application is successful or require more information.’ CONTACT DETAILS Chris Bedwell, Trustee, PO Box 7173, Blanford Forum DT11 1DR Email grants@ the4814trust.org Website www.the4814trust. com

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development overseas, peace-making and reconciliation, or other areas of social concern. WHAT IS NOT FUNDED Grants to individuals are very rare. RANGE OF GRANTS Typically, £1,000 to £50,000. A SAMPLE GRANTS GRACE organisation (£76,500); Kingsley Hall Church and Community Centre ...... (£50,000); Circles SE (£17,500); Lambeth Trust & The A. B. Charitable Trust (ABCT) (£8,500); Resurgo Trust (£6,500); Uganda Church Association (£3,000); WorldShare CC NO 1000147 ESTABLISHED 1990 (£1,000). WHERE FUNDING CAN BE GIVEN UK. FINANCES Financial year end 05/04/2018 WHO CAN BENEFIT Small and medium-sized charities registered and working in the UK. The trust Income £436,500 Total grants £290,500 favours those charities with an annual income Grants to organisations £290,500 Assets £15,750,000 between £150,000 and £1.5 million, which do TRUSTEES Caroline Eady; George Calvocoressi; not have substantial investments or surpluses. Simon Sampson. WHAT IS FUNDED ABCT supports charities that defend human rights and promote respect for HOW TO APPLY Contact the correspondent for further vulnerable individuals whatever their information. CONTACT DETAILS The Trustees, Bix Bottom Farm, circumstances. The trust is particularly Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire RG9 6BH interested in charities that work with marginalised and excluded people in society, with a focus on: migrants, refugees and asylum ...... seekers; prisoners and penal reform; human & The A Team Foundation Ltd rights, particularly access to justice. CC NO 1077094 ESTABLISHED 1999 WHAT IS NOT FUNDED Individuals and charities with large national or international links. ABCT does WHERE FUNDING CAN BE GIVEN England. not fund charities that are principally concerned WHO CAN BENEFIT Charitable organisations. with: animals; children; the environment; formal WHAT IS FUNDED General charitable purposes but with a focus on: social well-being; sustainable education; medicine; religion or research. agriculture; nutrition; the environment. Capitals appeals are normally not supported. TYPE OF GRANT Capital costs; project funding. TYPE OF GRANT Project funding and core costs. RANGE OF GRANTS Mostly from £1,000 to £19,900. RANGE OF GRANTS Typically £10,000 to £20,000. SAMPLE GRANTS New Venture Fund – Agroecology SAMPLE GRANTS British Red Cross Family Reunion Fund (£19,900); Fundacio´n para la (£100,000); Liberty (£60,000); Action Conservacio´n (£18,000); Compassion in World Foundation and Migrants Resource Centre (£20,000 each); Bounce Back Foundation and Farming (£10,000); Land Work Alliance, Greenwich Housing Rights (£15,000 each); Programme Farming Ltd and Real Farming Trust (£5,000 each); Team Rubicon 2 (£1,500); Soil Footprints Project (£10,000); Suffolk Refugee Association (£1,000). Support Network (£10,000). FINANCES Financial year end 05/04/2018 FINANCES Financial year end 30/04/2018 Income £1,600,000 Total grants £16,600,000 Income £276,300 Total grants £927,300 Grants to organisations £16,600,000 Grants to organisations £927,300 Assets £15,390,000 Assets £193,500 TRUSTEES Benjamin Arbib; Tamara Arbib. TRUSTEES Claire Bonavero; Oliver Bonavero; Philippe OTHER INFORMATION The foundation awarded a total Bonavero; Anne Bonavero; Yves Bonavero; Athol Harley; Peter Day. of ten grants during the year. Only two grants were awarded over £19,900 and substantially OTHER INFORMATION During the year, the trust ran exceeded the amount the foundation would two programmes: The Open Programme and the generally award. Special Initiatives programme. The Open HOW TO APPLY The foundation is not accepting Programme welcomes applications and awarded a total of £1.65 million to organisations. The unsolicited applications at present. Visit the Special Initiates programme is related to the foundation’s helpful website for more information. trust’s priority areas, usually in collaboration CONTACT DETAILS The Trustees, 61 Grosvenor with other funders, and is by invitation only. Street, London W1K 3JE Tel. 020 3011 1100 During the year, the Special Initiatives programme awarded £495,000. Email [email protected] Website www. ateamfoundation.org HOW TO APPLY Applications can be completed online at the trust’s website. CONTACT DETAILS Sara Harrity, Director, c/o ...... Woodsford, 3rd Floor, 8 Bloomsbury Street, & A. W. Charitable Trust London WC1B 3SR Tel. 020 7313 8070 Email [email protected] CC NO 283322 ESTABLISHED 1961 WHERE FUNDING CAN BE GIVEN London, Gateshead, Website www.abcharitabletrust.org.uk Manchester and Salford; Israel. WHO CAN BENEFIT Jewish educational and religious ...... organisations; registered charities. & The A. S. Charitable Trust WHAT IS FUNDED Orthodox Jewish causes; social welfare. CC NO 242190 ESTABLISHED 1965 SAMPLE GRANTS Asser Bishvil Foundation; Beenstock WHERE FUNDING CAN BE GIVEN UK and overseas aid. Home; British Friends of Kupat Hair; Chevras WHO CAN BENEFIT Preference is given for charities which the trust has special interest in, Oneg Shabbos-Yomtov; Friends of Mir; Purim knowledge of, or association with. There is a Fund; Toimchei Shabbos Manchester; Zoreya Tzedokos. preference for Christian organisations. FINANCES Financial year end 30/06/2019 WHAT IS FUNDED The trust is sympathetic to projects which combine the advancement of the Income £17,770,000 Total grants £5,370,000 Christian religion with Christian lay leadership, Grants to organisations £5,370,000 Assets £176,610,000 ...... 220 Does the funder you have chosen match your needs? Haphazard applications waste postage and time

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TRUSTEES Rabbi Aubrey Weis; Rachel Weis; Sir information on how to apply, the research Weis. priorities and the next deadline. OTHER INFORMATION Beneficiaries are from previous CONTACT DETAILS The Trustees, Abbeyfield Society, years. 2 Bricket Road, St Albans, Hertfordshire HOWTOAPPLY Contact the correspondent for further AL1 3JW Tel. 01727 857536 Email research@ information. abbeyfield.com Website www. CONTACT DETAILS Rabbi Aubrey Weis, Trustee, abbeyfieldresearchfoundation.org 66 Waterpark Road, Manchester M7 4JL Tel. 0161 740 0116 ...... & The Aberbrothock Skea Trust ...... & SC NO SC039202 ESTABLISHED 2007 The Aaronson Foundation WHERE FUNDING CAN BE GIVEN East of Scotland, north CC NO 1159385 ESTABLISHED 2014 of the Firth of Tay. WHERE FUNDING CAN BE GIVEN England and Wales; WHO CAN BENEFIT Charitable organisations Israel; Russia; South Africa; USA. benefitting the community. WHO CAN BENEFIT Charitable organisations. WHAT IS FUNDED Children and young people; WHAT IS FUNDED General charitable purposes; disability; the environment and conservation; education and training; the promotion of health; hospitals and hospices; and medical research social welfare; Judaism. are all considered. TYPE OF GRANT Capital costs; project funding; WHAT IS NOT FUNDED The geographical restriction is revenue and core costs. strictly adhered to. Applications from outside RANGE OF GRANTS Mostly between £15,000 and the area, and/or from individuals, will not be £40,000. considered. SAMPLE GRANTS Netivei Itzhak (£184,800); Ahavat TYPE OF GRANT One-off, including project, research, Shalom Charity Fund (£69,800); Lowes-Denes capital and core costs. Charitable Foundation (£40,000); Jerusalem RANGE OF GRANTS Mostly under £2,500. Medical Ethics Centre (£20,000); Gertner SAMPLE GRANTS A list of beneficiaries was not Charitable Trust and Kisharon (£15,000 each). included in the annual report and accounts. FINANCES Financial year end 31/07/2018 FINANCES Financial year end 31/01/2018 Income £600,000 Total grants £498,800 Income £144,000 Total grants £120,500 Grants to organisations £498,800 Grants to organisations £120,500 Assets £242,400 Assets £4,800,000 TRUSTEES David Rodney; Michael Aaronson. HOW TO APPLY Apply in writing to the correspondent. OTHER INFORMATION The foundation also gives The trustees meet to consider grants in March, medical research equipment. Grants were August and December. distributed as follows: education (£413,300); CONTACT DETAILS The Trustees, Thorntons Law LLP, social welfare (£49,100); medical research Brothockbank House, Arbroath, Angus (£36,400). DD11 1NE HOWTOAPPLY Contact the correspondent for further information...... CONTACT DETAILS The Trustees, First Floor, Foframe & House, 35–37 Brent Street, London NW4 2EF The Aberdeen Foundation Tel. 020 3411 2001 Email LFAFoundation@ CC NO 1151506 ESTABLISHED 2013 citroenwells.co.uk WHERE FUNDING CAN BE GIVEN UK; Barbados; Israel, USA; Chile; Israel; Argentina...... WHO CAN BENEFIT Charitable organisations. & WHAT IS FUNDED Jewish causes; health; social The Abbeyfield Research welfare; education. Foundation TYPE OF GRANT Project funding. RANGE OF GRANTS CC NO 1167685 ESTABLISHED 2016 Up to £1.07 million. SAMPLE GRANTS WHERE FUNDING CAN BE GIVEN England and Wales. Colegio Mainonides (£1.07 million); WHO CAN BENEFIT Organisations, mainly universities. Harchavat Hammagalim (£655,100); WHAT IS FUNDED Research relating to older people. Encyclopedia Talmudit (£635,300); Chinuch TYPE OF GRANT PhD studentships of around Lenitina (£465,100); Ptach (£412,000); £20,000 to £30,000 per year to provide a Friedberg Economic Institute (£251,100); stipend, cover fees and so on; small project Instituto Hebreo (£174,700); Vehechezakta grants of up to £50,000 per year to cover (£97,200). salaries, running costs and equipment; and FINANCES Financial year end 31/03/2018 pump-priming grants of up to £20,000 to cover Income £162,400 Total grants £13,290,000 preliminary evaluation over a year. Grants to organisations £13,290,000 SAMPLE GRANTS Nottinghamshire NHS Trust Assets £60,880,000 (£80,000); University of Bradford (£78,000); TRUSTEES Chaya Spitz; Albert Friedberg; Nancy King’s College London (£49,000); University of Friedberg; Paul Staszewski; Shraga Zaltzman; West London (£20,000). Michael Shumacher. OTHER INFORMATION FINANCES Financial year end 31/03/2018 A one-off donation of Income £330,000 Total grants £315,000 £9.42 million was made to Yedidut Toronoto; Grants to organisations £315,000 however, this is not representative of the Assets £374,500 amount the foundation generally awards. All TRUSTEES Prof. Brian Williams; The Rt Revd Dr financial figures were converted from US dollars Christopher Herbert; Prof. Cameron Swift; Keith at the time of writing (May 2019). Fowler; John Robinson. HOW TO APPLY Unsolicited applications are not OTHER INFORMATION Research priorities for the year accepted. are highlighted on the foundation’s website. CONTACT DETAILS The Trustees, New Burlington HOWTOAPPLY Applications are made through a two- House, 1075 Finchley Road, London NW11 0PU stage process which is peer reviewed. The Email [email protected] foundation’s helpful website provides detailed ...... Have you read How to use DGMT on page xiii? 221

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