Funding is available to organisations in the UK concerned with the following areas of interest: relief of youth poverty; older people; disabled; medicine; and heritage and the arts. Deadline 1 May 2015.
Open Until:
Posted: 10/03/2022
One off grants
of around £2,000 are available.
The Worshipful
Company of Grocers has a tradition of dispensing monies to charitable causes
and, in 1968, the Grocers’ Charity was founded. The Grocers’ Trust
Company Limited administrates the Charity and its directors are the members of
the Court of Assistants of the Grocers’ Company.
The Charity supports
the following areas:
- Relief of youth poverty.
- Older people.
- Disabled.
- Medicine.
- Heritage and the arts.
Eligible Expenditure
The Charity supports
the following areas:
- Relief of youth poverty charities that are:
- Working to support children and young people (0 to 25 years old) as the
main beneficiary. - Working in areas of high deprivation.
- Working to increase social mobility for example through training courses,
better facilities or parenting support.
- Working to support children and young people (0 to 25 years old) as the
- Older people – charities that are:
- Working towards Ending Loneliness in Old Age
- Supporting ending social exclusion for older people.
- Working in rural and urban settings in geographic areas linked to the
Grocers Company.
- Disabled – charities that are:
- Providing innovative projects and programmes for disabled people.
- Providing front line support for disabled people.
- Medicine – charities that:
- Have a turnover of no more than £15 million.
- Research into specific medical conditions.
- Support sufferers of rare medical conditions.
- Grants are given for a piece of equipment, printing materials or
tangible project.
- Heritage and the arts – charities that:
- Conserve historic buildings (though not Places of Worship).
- Conserve historic objects and paintings.
- Improve accessibility to arts projects, performances or exhibitions.
Registered charities in the UK with a turnover of
under £500,000 are eligible to apply.
Restrictions
Applications will not
normally be considered from:
- Places of Worship.
- Educational Establishments (Schools, Colleges, Universities).
- Hospices.
- Charities whose beneficiaries are overseas.
- Non UK registered charities.
- Charities with a turnover of over £500,000, except where stated
differently. - Individuals.
Application Procedure
Applicants should first fill in the Online Enquiry Form
Addresses and contacts
Contact details:
Lucy-Jayne Cummings
The Grocers’ Charity
Grocers Hall
Princes Street
London
EC2R 8AD
Telephone: 020 7606 3113
Email: lucy@grocershall.co.uk