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The Prince Philip Trust Fund
The Prince Philip Trust Fund grants
One-off grants for projects that make a real difference to people in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead, focusing on disability, health, older people, families, children and young people, those in social need, sport and the arts. There is no minimum or maximum grant, but most awards are £250 to £5,000. Organisations and individuals can apply through a short online form.
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- You could get
- Amount not specified
- Deadline
- Closed
- the deadline has passed
- Effort
- Moderate
- full application with documents
Who can apply
- Charities, other organisations and individuals whose project benefits people in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead
- Projects elsewhere in the UK may be considered only if the majority of beneficiaries live in the Royal Borough; awards are scaled to the number of local beneficiaries
- Applicants must be able to answer yes to the eligibility questions: beneficiaries mainly in the Royal Borough, one-off/single-year funding, a demonstrable difference to local people, capital and/or project costs, and spending the grant within 6 to 12 months
- Successful applicants should spend their grant before reapplying
What it funds
One-off or single-year capital expenditure and project costs, to be spent within 6-12 months, for projects in:
- Development of children and young people
- Social need (e.g. homelessness, families in need, summer clubs for young people at risk, usually via specialist organisations)
- Sport and disability (e.g. disabled sports, equipment for youth and community sport, elite athletes)
- Physical and mental health
- Older people
- Arts and literature, especially bringing the arts to new communities
What it will not fund
- Normal education at school or first degrees (generally)
- Multi-year funding (the Trust tends not to award it)
- Salaries or core costs, except in exceptional circumstances
- Projects where the majority of beneficiaries do not live in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead
How to apply
- Complete the eligibility questionnaire on the funding criteria page
- Complete the online application form (about 10 minutes; it must be done in one go and cannot be saved)
- Submit by 1 March (April meeting) or 1 October (October/November meeting)
trustees can occasionally make discretionary awards up to £1,000 between meetings; contact the Trust Secretary by email with questions before applying
Have ready
- Latest annual accounts (charities)
- Project budget: income projection and itemised expenditure estimate (in the form)
- Details of other funders applied to and funds in hand
- Two character references (individual applicants)
- Letter of support from the school (applications for a student still at school)
details of legal ownership and consents are required if land or buildings are involved