William A Cadbury Charitable Trust

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William A Cadbury Charitable Trust

Funding in England

Registered Charity Number: 213629

Description

Fund name	Community action Vulnerable groups Advice, mediation, and counselling Education and training Environment and conservation
Grant size	Small grants up to £2,000 and large grants of £20,000
Funder's interests	Charitable organisations and churches in the West Midlands doing a range of work
Activities supported	Churches, charities and community organisations in the West Midlands
Themes	Community Action (organised schemes, which may be centered on a place of worship, aimed at solving local problems and improving the quality of life of community members). Vulnerable groups advice, mediation and counselling, education and training, environment and conservation (including preservation of buildings of historical importance or local interest), medical and healthcare, The arts, penal affairs
Inclusions	Projects to preserve buildings and installations of historic importance and local interest.
Exclusions and other info	West Midlands only; however grants that meet the following criteria across the UK are eligible: Projects with a clear Quaker connection and which support the work of the Religious Society of Friends in the UK.
How to apply	Apply online or apply by post
Deadline	Small grants (under £2,000) are considered monthly. Larger grants are considered at trustee meetings in May and November. See website for application deadline dates.

Contact information

0121 472 1464

Tuesdays only (between 10am and 2pm)

info@wa-cadbury.org.uk

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