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This section lists all grants we have made since 2013. The categories from 2013 to 2018 were Arts, Environment and Welfare. This changed in 2018 when Welfare was replaced with Social Action. There are also separate categories for grants to the Museums and Galleries Fund and to the UK Overseas Territories (UKOTs) Fund.
Please note that the Visit Website button under each grant listed is a link to the listed grant-holder's website.
The Big Give
Match funding for the second round of the Green Match Fund crowdfunding campaign
The British Institute of Human Rights
Core costs in support of their work to support communities to secure social change through the practical use of human rights standard in practice and policy
The Orchard Project
Core costs of creating and restoring urban community orchards across the UK, to conserve orchard habitat, enhance biodiversity, and connect people to nature
The Royal Society of Wildlife Trusts
Funding towards a new post influencing agricultural policy |
The School of Social Justice
To support the recently launched School of Social Justice build what it describes as the world’s first online school for people to learn how to achieve social justice practically, through video podcast interviews with changemakers, alongside online training and in-person teaching
The Turks and Caicos National Trust
Core costs funding for salaries of a Heritage Sites Operation Manager and a Fundraising Officer to build the capacity of the Trust and to deliver the Trust's strategic plan. |
Theatre de Complicité
Core costs in support of the development of new touring work developing their artistic exploration and advocacy of the climate, environment and humanity’s role in the global ecosystem
Tullie House Museum & Art Gallery
To use the Tullie House and Lakeland Arts social history collections as a case study for how a comprehensive programme of disposals can be conducted strategically and inclusively
Turks & Caicos Reef Fund
Funding for a feasibility and pilot study to explore and trial a land-based coral nursery, in order to establish a coral species survival programme for corals affected by Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease (a new highly fatal coral disease)