The Geoff Hill Charitable Trust
Geoff Hill Charitable Trust
A small local trust (charity no. 1067258) founded in 1997 by Stourbridge shop owner Geoff Hill MBE. It gives grants 'from a few hundred pounds to a few thousand' to schools, hospices, hospitals, scout and guide groups, sports clubs, charities and other good causes in the local West Midlands area. There is no form: groups write a letter. It does not give to individuals.
- You could get
- Amount not specified
- no fixed round
- Deadline
- Rolling
- apply any time
- Effort
- Light
- short form, little evidence needed
Who can apply
- Any group, charity or good cause in need of funding in the local area of the West Midlands, including schools, hospices, hospitals, scout and guide groups and sports clubs
- No donations are made to individuals
- No income or governance requirements are published
What it funds
- Charitable purposes at the trustees' discretion in the local West Midlands area
- The trust names local schools, hospices, hospitals, scout/guide groups, sport clubs, other charities or organisations among those it helps
- Grants range from a few hundred pounds to a few thousand
What it will not fund
Individuals
How to apply
- Write a letter explaining your group and what you need funding for
- Post it to: Geoff Hill Charitable Trust, 7 High Street, Amblecote, DY8 4DE
Wolverhampton Voluntary & Community Action (Nov 2025) advises a clear, concise A4 letter of no more than two sides in plain English, and says applications can be sent at any time; this is not on the trust's own page
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