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The True Colours Trust - Small Grants Scheme UK
The programme will support excellent local organisations and projects that work with: disabled children and young people; children and young people with life-limiting conditions; and their families.
The Sir Halley Stewart Trust
The Trust funds projects that focus on the prevention (rather than the alleviation) of human suffering. They have three priority areas Medical, Social and Religious, with education being a central theme that runs across all three.
Next deadline: 24 Oct 2025
Foux Foundation Grants
The Foux Foundation is focused on helping in the areas of: health, education, youth opportunity and poverty.
The John Ellerman Foundation
Funds charitable organisations that at their core are committed to ensuring the rights of people, society and the natural world for current and future generations.
The Magdalen Hospital Trust
Funding for projects working with vulnerable children and young adults, especially those at risk of sexual and other forms of exploitation.
Due to open: 1 Oct 2025
Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust - Serving Families: On the Move programme
The Serving Families: On the Move programme supports projects which help improve the quality of life for Service families impacted by relocation as a direct result of Service life.
Next deadline: 23 Jul 2025
Ronald Miller Foundation
The Ronald Miller Foundation offers financial support to charitable initiatives that support causes relating to animal welfare, medical advancement, child welfare, education, and general causes.
Forvis Mazars Foundation - Community Grants
The Foundation's purpose is to support under resourced young people to achieve their potential and feel positive about their future, across three key areas.
Due to open: 1 Oct 2025
The Noel Buxton Trust
The Trust supports voluntary organisations working in three areas: Sustainable livelihood projects in Africa, Work with families affected by domestic abuse and prisoners and ex-offenders in the UK.
The Finnis Scott Foundation
The Trustees can make grants for any charitable purpose, but their present policy is to focus grant-making in the areas of horticulture and plant sciences, as well as fine art and art history.