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The Sasha Foundation
The Sasha Foundation Grants
A small foundation set up in memory of Sasha Love, who had bipolar disorder and took her life in 2009, supporting established charities working on mental health. In the UK it prioritises young people experiencing depression and mental health challenges, and people struggling with drug abuse; it also funds education and healthcare work overseas, particularly education for young women in developing countries. Grants are up to £10,000 and cannot exceed half the total budgeted cost of the project. Two closing dates a year, 1 April and 1 October.
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- You could get
- Up to £10,000
- Deadline
- Closed
- the deadline has passed
- Effort
- Moderate
- full application with documents
Who can apply
- Established charitable bodies only; the foundation does not make grants to individuals
- The work must fit the foundation's objectives, which trustees judge against the values of the young woman it commemorates
- The amount requested must be no more than half the total budgeted cost of the project or programme, so a second funder or the charity's own contribution needs to be in place
What it funds
- Projects or programmes fitting the foundation's objectives
- In the UK: support for young people suffering from depression and mental health challenges, and for those struggling with drug abuse
- Overseas: development work in education and healthcare in developing nations, and educational programmes for young women in third-world countries
- A grant cannot exceed 50% of the total budgeted cost of the proposed project or programme
What it will not fund
- Individuals — grants are only made to established charitable bodies
- More than 50% of the total budgeted cost of a project or programme
How to apply
- Read the Objectives page and the Grant Making Policy to check the fit
- Download the Sasha Foundation grant application form (PDF) from the How to apply page
- Complete it in writing, setting out the project budget and cost breakdown, the expected outcomes and how they will be assessed, and how you will report the results back to the trustees
- Send it by email or post to the foundation's accountants, Richardson Swift, 11 Laura Place, Bath BA2 4BL
submission windows close on 1 April and 1 October each year, and the trustees meet at least twice a year to consider what has come in
Have ready
- The completed Sasha Foundation grant application form
- A project budget and cost breakdown
- A statement of expected outcomes and how they will be assessed
- Your plan for reporting results back to the trustees