The Sir Bernard & Lady Schreier Foundation
The Sir Bernard & Lady Schreier Foundation Grants
One-off grants, usually £500 to £5,000, for UK charities supporting people facing mental health issues through direct provision of services. Priorities are young people (including children) affected by mental illness, all those affected by mental illness, and helping mental health charities with prevention, early intervention and wellbeing. Trustees are particularly keen on small and medium-sized local and community-based charities, and usually fund up to 50% of a project's cost. Trustees meet quarterly in January, April, July and October.
- You could get
- £500 – £5,000
- no fixed round
- Deadline
- Rolling
- apply any time
- Effort
- Moderate
- full application with documents
Who can apply
- UK-based charities, normally mental health charities, providing direct services to people facing mental health issues
- The trustees welcome proposals from a wide range of charitable organisations but are particularly keen to support small or medium-sized local and community-based organisations
- Applicants that received a grant in the immediately preceding financial year, or that failed due diligence before without addressing the issues, will not usually be funded
What it funds
Direct provision of services which support those facing mental health issues, in line with the trustees' current priorities:
- Empowering young people (including children) affected by mental illness
- Supporting all those affected by mental illness
- Helping other mental health charities prevent mental illness, improve early intervention and promote wellbeing
grants are usually one-off and usually fund up to 50% of the cost of a proposal, but in certain circumstances up to 100%.
What it will not fund
- Projects with a political element
- Sponsorship and general fundraising appeals or circulars
- Activities undertaken by public bodies or organisations contracted to carry out public services on their behalf
- Applications from individuals
- Salary costs, capital expenditure and contributions to overheads, unless shown to be essential for and directly linked to the funded activities
- Applicants that received a grant from the Charity in the immediately preceding financial year
- Applicants that previously failed due diligence checks where the issues have not been addressed
How to apply
- Read the Grant Making Policy
- Download the application form and complete it with as much information as you have
- Email it to info@schreierfoundation.com with your supporting documents
- Trustees consider applications at their quarterly meetings (April, July, October and January) and may ask you for a further proposal or presentation
- You are notified of the decision by email
Have ready
- Completed application form, explaining how the grant will benefit beneficiaries and advance the priorities, how it will be managed, who will manage it, a budget, and other funding awarded or sought
- Complete, up-to-date copy of the organisation's governing document
- Evidence of the organisation's charitable status in the UK
- Most recent set of accounts
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