The Joicey Trust

The Joicey Trust grants

The Joicey Trust (registered charity 1205690), a family trust, gives grants to charities in North East England (all NE and SR postcodes plus DH1-DH9) and welcomes applications from the Scottish Borders. Grants cover a wide range of causes for revenue (including core funding) or capital costs. Awards are rarely more than 10% of the project costs claimed, and trustees decide twice a year.

You could get
Amount not specified
Deadline
43 days left
30 November
Effort
Moderate
full application with documents

Who can apply

  • Registered (or statutory) charities working in the Trust's beneficial area: North East England, defined as all NE and SR postcodes plus DH1-DH9, and the Scottish Borders
  • Unregistered charitable organisations can be considered if the application comes with a letter from a local infrastructure organisation (CVS, CVA, etc.) agreeing to receive any award on their behalf
  • Charities registered outside the beneficiary area with gross income over £1 million are generally excluded
  • Organisations that do not fully meet these parameters can email the Trust to discuss before applying

What it funds

  • Grants across a wide spectrum of charitable purposes for either revenue (including core funding) or capital expenditure, for work within the beneficial area
  • As a minor part of its activity the Trust also gives small grants to individuals resident in the area who undertake long-term (minimum 6 months in country) international development work sponsored by a charity

What it will not fund

  • Research, including research costs within core funding applications (not normally supported)
  • Charities not registered within the beneficiary area whose gross incoming resources exceed £1 million (generally excluded)
  • Individuals, except those sponsored by an international development charity
  • Expense incurred before the trustees' decision is notified (except core funding)

The maximum awarded is rarely more than 10% of the project costs claimed

How to apply

  1. Check the criteria; if you do not fully fit them, email appeals@thejoiceytrust.org.uk to discuss before applying
  2. Download and complete the standard application form (http://www.thejoiceytrust.org.uk/app_jt_application_form_paper.docx)
  3. Send the form and supporting documents, preferably by email as PDFs, to appeals@thejoiceytrust.org.uk (or by post to The Appeals Secretary, c/o Womble Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP, The Spark, Draymans Way, Newcastle Helix, Newcastle upon Tyne NE4 5DE)
  4. Submit early enough for any queries to be resolved by 30 November (for the late January/early February meeting) or 31 May (for the late June/July meeting)
  5. Trustees decide at the half-yearly meeting; the outcome is normally notified within 2 weeks

Individuals seeking international development grants apply by email only, outside the meeting timetable

Have ready

  • Completed application form, including summary of the project, beneficiaries, total cost, funds raised and reserves
  • Recent annual accounts (unless available at the Charity Commission)
  • Breakdown of project costs
  • Breakdown of funds raised to date and applications outstanding
  • Unregistered organisations: letter from the third-party provider receiving payment on your behalf
  • Unregistered organisations and Scottish charities: latest annual accounts including trustees' annual report, constitution, and a bank statement from the last 3 months

Additional information is only needed if the project exceeds £50,000, though it is welcome

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