The 29th May 1961 Trust | Funding

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The 29th May 1961 Charitable Trust

UK-wide funding

Registered Charity Number: 200198

Description

Fund name	Grant programme
Grant size	Most grants between £10,000 and £50,000
Funder's interests	A wide range of charitable purposes across a broad spectrum.
Activities supported	UK charities or voluntary bodies, with a preference for the Warwickshire and Coventry area.
Themes	Arts and museums Conservation and protection Employment, education and training Homelessness and housing Leisure, recreation and youth Medical Offenders Social welfare
Inclusions	Grants are made for both capital and revenue purposes.
Other info	Preference for the Warwickshire and Coventry area.
How to apply	Complete the Eligibility Quiz - If successful, you will get access to the online application form. All applications must be made via the online application form.
Deadline	Ongoing. Applications will be considered at the next quarterly meeting, normally in March, June, September and December.

Contact information

enquiries@29may1961charity.org.uk

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