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Aims/priorities: The Foundation aims to support innovative projects and initiatives that drive positive, life-saving, and life-transforming change in communities in the UK and around the world.
Who can apply? UK-registered organisations can apply.
Organisations must have been established for at least three years and have an annual turnover of between £50,000 and less than £500,000.
Grant amount: Between £5,000 and £30,000 are currently available.
Aims/priorities: The Foundation aims to support grassroots organisations helping young people to thrive.
Funding is for programmes that create safe spaces, offer diversionary activities, and build life skills, from confidence and resilience to job readiness, to help young people feel secure, empowered, and ready for a positive future.
Who can apply? To apply, groups must:
Aims/priorities: The funding is for activities that meet the Fund’s theme of 'Innovation for good', and its objective is 'through innovation, empowering positive benefit for those in need'.
The funder considers “Innovation” broadly, encompassing projects/charities that are new, different, innovative, technical, progressive, or creative.
Projects that are ‘sustainable’, meaning projects that are respectful of the environment and have a lasting impact, are favoured.
Connections to Kilburn & Strode are also welcome.
Aims/priorities: This grants programme is focused on the following impact goals:
Aims/priorities: The scheme provides small grants to support independent UK registered non-for-profit organisations for grassroots, community-based projects that fall within its core funding themes:
Who can apply? Applications are accepted from UK registered not-for-profit organisations, including:
Aims/priorities: This fund aims to support charitable organisations working with young people, with a preference for those suffering from depression and mental health issues, or those who are confronting drug abuse issues.
Additionally, the Foundation supports education and healthcare projects and programs in the third world, with a preference for education for young women.
Who can apply? Established charitable organisations can apply.
Aims/priorities: This fund aims to strengthen Black-led leadership in the UK research ecosystem by helping organisations to grow sustainably, strengthen governance and leadership, boost operational readiness, improve financial resilience, and build long-term impact.
Who can apply? The following can apply:
Aims/priorities: Funding is intended to support ambitious, long-term projects that strengthen food systems, tackle the root causes of food insecurity and work with nature to create lasting change.
Projects must work towards systems change in the way that:
Aims/Priorities: The funding is intended to support in-person, digital or hybrid activity including exchanges, residencies, partnership development, co-creation and networking, with priority given to applications experimenting with innovative models of international collaboration.
Who can apply? Applications will be accepted from creative sector organisations and individuals based in one of the four nations of the UK.
Aims/Priorities: The funding aims to support projects which specifically address the needs set out in the Trust's latest funding window and fall under the broad objective of promoting and implementing sustainable development.
The theme for the current (January to February 2026) funding round is marine conservation.