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Charles Hayward Foundation
Sir Charles
Hayward was born in 1893 in Staffordshire and made his fortune
in engineering. He established two charitable trusts which
combined in 2000 to become the Charles Hayward Foundation.
What
is the funding for?
The Foundation places an emphasis on funding that
is developmental, innovative or preventative and predominantly
funds capital costs. Preference is given to projects that
will make a difference at a community or neighbourhood level.
The main funding categories that will be considered are:
- Heritage
and Conservation
- Criminal
Justice
- Hospices
- Older
People
- Overseas-
currently suspended until Dec 2010
- Small
Grant Scheme up to £5,000
How
much money is available?
Grant sizes are typically from £10,000 to £25,000
one-off grant. Where agreed, project funding may be granted
for a maximum of three years in duration, and will be tapered
downwards if appropriate.
Project funding may be up to £15,000 per year over three
years
They have
a small grant scheme which makes more rapid
grants to smaller organisations. The grants are valued up
to £5,000 and are only available to organisations with
a turnover of less than £250,000.
Who
can apply?
Grants are normally made to registered charities
only. However, new charities that are not yet registered may
be considered for start-up funding if they can demonstrate
good governance and sound financial management.
When
to apply
No deadline stated
How
to apply
There is no application form, although if you wish
to enquire prior to an application, please telephone David
Brown on 020 7370 7063 or 020 7370 7067.
Applications
should be made in writing to:
David Brown – Administrator, The Charles Hayward Foundation,
Hayward House, 45 Harrington Gardens, London SW7 4JU,
Or visit
the website; The
Charles Hayward Foundation
Key
words: art, community, criminal justice, elderly,
environment, medical research, welfare, youth.
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