Yapp Charitable Trust

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Funding in England

Registered Charity Number: 1076803

Description

Fund name	Regular grant programme
Grant size	up to £3,000 per year
Funder's interests	Charities supporting their priority groups
Activities supported	Registered or excepted charities
Themes	Elderly people Children and young people Social welfare – people trying to overcome life-limiting problems of a social, rather than medical, origin (such as addiction, relationship difficulties, abuse, offending). People with physical impairments, learning difficulties, or mental health challenges Education and learning (with a particular interest in educationally disadvantaged people, whether adults or children)
Inclusions	Address two of: Work that is unattractive to the general public or unpopular with other funders Services that help to improve the lives of marginalised, disadvantaged or isolated people Applicants that can demonstrate an effective use of volunteers Charities that seek to be preventive and aim to change opinion and behaviour through raising awareness of issues, education and campaigning Applicants that can demonstrate (where feasible) an element of self-sustainability by charging subscriptions/fees to service users
Exclusions	Capital expenditure Organisations with annual expenditure over £40,000 Organisations with activities running for less than a year
How to apply	Apply online Check guidelines before applying
Deadline	Trustees meet 3 times per year to consider applications. Contact Joanne Anderson, Trust Secretary for meeting dates.

Contact information

0191 389 3300

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