Sir George Martin Trust

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Funding in England

Registered Charity Number: 223554

Description

Fund name	Regular grant programme
Grant size	Up to £3,000
Funder's interests	Supporting disadvantaged and vulnerable people and communities.
Activities supported	Registered charities and churches doing outreach work who are working to improve the well-being of residents in their local community. Charities and churches which do not have a large amount of free reserves and/or assets will be the top priority.
Themes	Children and young people Church appeals – connected with disadvantaged/vulnerable community outreach only Community centres and village halls in disadvantaged areas Music, the arts and heritage involving people in local disadvantaged communities Older people
Inclusions	Churches supporting the disadvantaged/vulnerable
Exclusions and other info	Restoration schemes of church roofs, spires, etc. Charities and churches which do not have a large amount of free reserves and/or assets will be the top priority For those based in West Yorkshire only
How to apply	Request an application form
Deadline	The Trustees generally meet three times a year to discuss grant applications in March, June and November, but due to the number of enquiries received make initial contact with the Trust Manager at least 2-3 months before each meeting.

Contact information

01943 605 372

info@sirgeorgemartintrust.org.uk

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