The Rozelle Trust has been established to support a wide range of charitable activities, reflecting the interests of the Trustees.

What is the funding for?
The Trust is a registered Scottish charity (no. SC040965) which aims to help charities whose activities are primarily based in Scotland, or overseas in developing countries.The Trust will generally support smaller charities, especially those working at grass roots and local community level where the funds will be able to make a significant difference; hence large national charities will not be considered.They mainly support projects which help: Children and young people, People living in poverty (particularly self-sustaining work), People with disabilities

Ideally, the Trustees will be looking to form long term relationships with organisations funded, to allow the Trustees to fully understand and support the activities of the organisation.

How much money is available?

No maximum or minimum given.

Who can apply?
Only registered Charities

When to apply
At any time.

How to apply
To enable the Trustees to assess all applications fairly, each applicant must initially complete an Enquiry Form by clicking here.

You will receive a response from the Trust, usually within two weeks of receipt. Should your enquiry be of interest to the Trustees, you will then be asked to complete and return a Funding Application Form which will be acknowledged and the Trustees undertake to respond to your application within two months. Should your application reach the final stage of the evaluation process, in most cases, the Trustees will want to interview you at your place of operation or project site, prior to making a funding decision.

Further information is available from the website

Key words:Youth, disabled, poverty, overseas