Author: jon matthews

The Kitchen Table Charities Trust (International)

The Kitchen Table Charities Trust (KTCT) offers focused small grants—typically up to £6,000—to UK-registered charities or local organisations operating abroad, with an emphasis on sustainable, grassroots development They support: UK-charity or equivalent foreign-registered bodies. Initiatives directly reaching the poorest populations—especially children and widows. Organisations with transparent accounts (audited or independently examined) and regular communications (e.g., […]

NatureSave Trust

Nature Connection Grants from NatureSave Trust Do you run a community project connecting people with nature? The NatureSave Trust is offering grants of £500–£5,000 to support UK-based charities, social enterprises, community groups—or even businesses—working to deepen people’s connection with the natural world Deadline: Apply by 12pm midday on Thursday 10 July 2025, What they’re funding:Projects that foster […]

Vinehill Trust

Are you working to improve health and wellbeing in your community? The Vinehill Trust is inviting applications from small charities across the UK that are addressing physical or mental health challenges, particularly in disadvantaged or underrepresented communities. Grants of up to £25,000 per year for three years are available. The Trust is especially keen to […]

Charles Plater Trust

The Charles Plater Trust offers grants to support projects rooted in Catholic Social Teaching, aiming to promote social justice through education across England and Wales. Who Can Apply? Registered charities in England or Wales. Annual income under £10 million. Universities and HE institutions can apply only in partnership with eligible charities. Grant Types: Small Grants […]

The Sheila Coates Foundation (Schools only)

The Sheila Coates Foundation (SCF) is offering grants of up to £5,000 to mainstream secondary schools and colleges in England to support innovative projects that enhance the educational experiences of autistic students. Eligible projects should be co-produced with autistic students and aim to provide support beyond statutory requirements. Examples include creating safe spaces, implementing tailored […]

The William Allen Young Charitable Trust

This is a general grant making trusts, covering a wide range of themes. Most grants are around £2,000, although a few are up to £30,000, they award around £500,000 in grants a year. There is no website but information is available via the charity commission website   https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/en/charity-search/-/charity-details/283102/charity-overview

The Thomas Pocklington Trust

The Thomas Pocklington Trust (TPT) is offering grants of up to £75,000 over three years to support initiatives that assist blind and partially sighted individuals in navigating key educational transitions. The 2025 funding round focuses on projects that build skills, confidence, and experiences necessary for progression in education, training, and employment. Applications are welcome from […]

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