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Brissenden Trust

Brissenden Trust funding

One-off donations from the Brissenden Trust for projects taking place in Tenterden and St Michaels in Kent, in five categories: education, well-being, sport, community and not-for-profit. Both organisations and individuals can apply, through a short online form that takes about 20 minutes. There is no set grant size or deadline; applications are reviewed twice a year, in spring and autumn, and time-sensitive requests can be prioritised.

Apply on the funder’s site
You could get
Amount not specified
no fixed round
Deadline
Rolling
apply any time
Effort
Light
short form, little evidence needed

Who can apply

  • Organisations and individuals with a project taking place within Tenterden or St Michaels in Kent that fits one of the five categories (education, well-being, sport, community, not-for-profit)
  • Registered charity or company status is not required; the form asks for registration numbers only if applicable
  • Applicants without accounts can still apply but may be asked for supplementary information
  • Only one application per organisation or individual is accepted each year

What it funds

Projects taking place within Tenterden and St Michaels in Kent, in five project categories:

  • Education: supporting the educational needs of local schools, nurseries, clubs and groups, for all ages
  • Well-being: supporting the well-being and mental health of the community, including food, shelter and emotional support
  • Sport: supporting a healthy community through enabling engagement in sports and movement activities
  • Community: supporting community benefit initiatives that foster connections and build a sense of community
  • Not-for-profit: supporting local non-profit organisations to deliver community benefit initiatives

What it will not fund

  • Projects taking place outside Tenterden and St Michaels
  • Rolling funding (only one-off donations are given)
  • More than one application from the same organisation or individual in a year

How to apply

  1. Check the project takes place in Tenterden or St Michaels and fits one of the five categories
  2. Complete the online application form (hosted by JotForm, about 20 minutes, works best on a desktop computer): applicant details, organisation details if applicable, the project and who benefits, the impact if it does not go ahead, total cost, the amount requested, a cost summary and other funding
  3. Upload your most recent independently inspected or audited accounts, and management accounts if those are more than 10 months old
  4. The Trust acknowledges receipt and tells you when your application will be reviewed
  5. If funded, document the project and complete a post-project impact funding form

if your application is time-sensitive, contact the Trust after submitting so it can be prioritised

Have ready

  • Most recent independently inspected or audited accounts
  • Most recent management accounts, if your accounts are more than 10 months old

applicants without accounts can still apply but may be contacted for other supplementary information

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