Educational and General Charitable Trust
Educational and General Charitable Trust grants
Annual or continuing small grants from a family trust founded in 1961 by Lord (John) Diamond, for smaller charities working in education, the environment and overseas ("Third World") development. Past grants range from special educational needs provision for UK children to water projects abroad. Applications are accepted at any time but considered only once a year, in November, and charities must show annual income of at least £50,000.
- You could get
- From £50,000
- no fixed round
- Deadline
- Rolling
- apply any time
- Where
- Local areas
- Oldham, Rochdale and Tameside
Who can apply
- Smaller charities in the UK or abroad working in education, the environment or Third World development
- Charities must show annual income of at least £50,000
What it funds
Smaller charities working in the trust's preferred areas:
- Education
- The environment
- Third World development
grants are annual or continuing small grants. Past examples given by the trust are educational special needs provision for UK children and water projects in the Third World.
How to apply
- Get in touch through the contact form (the Contact speech bubble) on the trust's website
applications may be made at any time but are only considered annually in November. Do not write to the registered UK address, as this causes a much longer delay.
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