The Edward and Dorothy Cadbury Trust

Edward and Dorothy Cadbury Trust grants

One-off grants, usually £1,000 to £5,000, from a Quaker-rooted Birmingham trust to registered charities working principally in the West Midlands. Its interests are arts and culture, community projects and integration, compassion and support, conservation and environment, and education and training. Significant projects or capital appeals may occasionally receive up to £20,000. Applications are accepted at any time and generally considered within three months.

Apply on the funder’s site

You could get: £1,000 – £20,000; no fixed round
Deadline: Rolling; apply any time
Effort: Light; short form, little evidence needed

Who can apply

Registered charities principally operating within the West Midlands region
The online application's eligibility check asks where the grant will be used and offers Birmingham, Coventry, Dudley, Herefordshire, Sandwell, Shropshire, Staffordshire, Walsall, Wolverhampton and Worcestershire (or 'Other/Outside Area')
Applications outside the Trust's stated areas of interest may not be considered or acknowledged

What it funds

Projects which support and develop the Trust's areas of interest:

Arts and culture
Community projects and integration
Compassion and support
Conservation and environment
Education and training

significant projects or capital appeals may on occasion attract larger grants up to £20,000.

How to apply

Answer the basic eligibility questions (grant amount and location) on the online application form
Submit the application online, by email or by post, with the supporting documents

applications are accepted at any time.

successful applicants complete an Outcome Report Form afterwards.

Have ready

A letter detailing the funding required
The outcomes and benefits the project is intended to achieve
A project budget
A copy of the latest annual report and accounts (if these are not available on the Charity Commission's website)

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