A B Charitable Trust
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The A B Charitable Trust is focused on supporting the most marginalised and excluded groups in the UK, who are often from communities experiencing poverty and racial injustice.
They support work that promotes human dignity and defends the human rights of the most marginalised and excluded people. Their three priority areas are:
- Migrants, refugees and asylum seekers
- Criminal justice and penal reform
- Human rights, particularly access to justice
For more details on each of these three areas, please visit the Trust website.
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Geographical areas funded: UK
Fund type
- Type of funding:
- Grant
- Type of cost:
- Revenue, Core costs
- Applicant success rate:
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Fund award sizes
- Minimum:
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- Maximum:
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- Annually awarded:
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- Notes on award amounts:
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Who can apply
Grants are normally awarded to charities registered and working in the UK. ABCT tends to support charities with annual income between £150,000 and £1.5m that do not have substantial investments or surpluses.
- Maximum annual income:
- £1,500,000
When to apply
The Trustees meet four times a year. Upcoming deadlines are:
- 31st January 2025 (for decisions in April 2025)
Next deadline: 31 Jan 2025
How to apply
Complete the online application form on the Trust's website. There are separate forms for each priority area.
Exclusions
Activites funded: Advice and information Advocacy Campaigning General charitable activities Justice, equality and law
Beneficiaries funded: Economically/socially disadvantaged Offenders and ex-offenders Refugees and asylum seekers
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A B Charitable Trust
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Registered charity (rUK) 1000147
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The A B Charitable Trust c/o Woodsford 3rd Floor 8 Bloomsbury Street, London, WC1B 3SR
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