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
- Check the criteria; if you do not fully fit them, email appeals@thejoiceytrust.org.uk to discuss before applying
- Download and complete the standard application form (http://www.thejoiceytrust.org.uk/app_jt_application_form_paper.docx)
- 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)
- 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)
- 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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