FSJ Trust

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Funding in England

Registered Charity Number: 1132249

Description

Fund name	Grants programme in Essex
Grant size	£2,000 and £3,000
Funder's interests	Charities in Essex
Activities supported	Majority of funding is applied to projects and groups within Essex: either directly or through national charities for specific Essex-based projects.
Themes	Arts, churches, community, medical, youth and miscellaneous
Inclusions	Applications for core funding, project-based initiatives, refurbishment of premises and also equipment costs may all be considered for awards. See note on capital grants in 'Exclusions'
Exclusions and other info	Excludes projects outside of Essex Very occasionally, larger Capital grants may be considered. These require in-depth discussion before any formal application. Any potential project will require a visit from the Administrator.
How to apply	Follow the bullet point list of application guidance on the website
Deadline	Ongoing. The Trustees meet three times a year (February, May and September) to consider applications.

Contact information

01245 809 899

plangran@fsjtrust.org.uk

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