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Animal Welfare Funding
The Bernard Sunley Charitable Foundation
The foundation is a general grant making trust, the trustees are interested in and support a diverse range of charities. Organisations must be UK registered charities or Community Amateaur Sport Clubs. Read more...
The People's Postcode Lottery
Small Grants Programme provides grants ranging from £500 - £10,000.
Applications from registered charities and community groups in the South East will open on Monday April 8th
Does your project fall into one of these categories?
- Purchase of capital items
- Creation of community gardens/allotments
- Purchase and/or installation of energy saving devices/equipment
- Workshops that provide tangible results (such as qualifications or skills)
- Conservation of wildlife and habitats
- Diversionary projects for youths
This is by no means an exhaustive list of what they fund read through their guidance notes as these contain full details on their funding policy.
Deadline: 24th May 2013 Read more...
| Marsh Christian Trust |
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The Trust has a wide discretion to make donations for any charitable purpose. The causes that the Trust supports lie broadly within the following areas of work:-
- Social Welfare
- Literature, Arts and Heritage
- Environmental Causes
- Conservation and Animal Welfare
- Healthcare and Medical Research
- Education and Training
- Miscellaneous
- Overseas Appeals
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| For further information including details on how to apply please click here |
| Fuserna Foundation |
Grant Value: £5,000 - £15,000 |
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The Fuserna Foundation revitalises and supports charities and charitable projects that are subject to financial constraints and have a combined lack of exposure and publicity in relation to their charitable cause. The Foundation will usually issue grants between £5,000 and £15,000. Applications can be submitted at any time.
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| H.B. Allen Charitable Trust |
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This is a general charitable trust. The Trustees have no restrictions on them as to the kinds of project or the areas they can support. The Trustees are prepared to fund core costs as well as capital projects, but they are unlikely to provide initial funding for newly established organisations
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The Marchig Animal Welfare Trust
The Marchig Animal Welfare Trust makes grants to organisations and individuals for positive contributions that meet the objectives of the Trust.
All applications meeting the following criteria will be considered by the Trust:
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Those encouraging initiatives designed to improve animal welfare.
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Those promoting alternative methods to animal experimentation and their practical implementation.
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Those promoting and encouraging practical work in alleviating suffering and preventing cruelty to animals.
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Those groups who are registered charities
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Applications from individuals will generally not be considered unless they are certified/supported by their local municipality and/or by a major animal welfare association functioning in their country
There are no restrictions on the geographical area of the work, the type of grant, or the applicant.
For further information including details on how to apply please click here…
Applications can be made at any time.
Jean Sainsbury Animal Welfare Trust - Grants of £1,000 - £10,000
The objectives of the Trust are to donate to UK registered charities whose purposes encompass one or more of the following:
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to benefit or protect animals
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to relieve animals from suffering
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to conserve wild life
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to encourage the understanding of animals
The Trust invites applications for funding, which are then reviewed against specific criteria, as set by the Trustees in accordance with the objectives of the Trust.
For further information including details on how to apply please click here…
The trustees meet 3 times a year to consider applications.
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