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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.
Beamish Museum
Towards the costs of curatorial activity in the "Remaking Beamish" project, which aims to create authentic and immersive settings that are representative of the North East.
Bipolar UK
Towards the core costs of their work improving the quality of life of people with bipolar disorder and supporting their families.
Blind in Business
Towards core costs, specifically the salary of an Employment Services Coordinator to support blind and partially sighted graduates to secure high quality jobs.
Blue Marine Foundation
Towards the core costs of its work in the UK and the Overseas Territories, tackling overfishing and promoting sustainable fishing.
Blue Sky Development
Towards the salary of a Commercial Director to help increase and diversify jobs for ex-offenders and enhance the training provided to improve longer term career prospects.
Cardboard Citizens
Towards the costs of the expansion of its model throughout the UK to enable people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness realise their potential.
Changing Faces
Towards the costs of recruiting and training new volunteers for the Skin Camouflage Service, used by children and adults with skin disfigurements.
Child Bereavement UK
towards expanding the YPAG youth group model for bereaved teenagers to more locations
Child Poverty Action Group
Towards cost of CPAG's Advice Line which is a free service offering telephone, email and online information and advice.
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