King Charles III charitable fund

Posted on: November 20, 2023

This new programme focuses on supporting projects that contribute to the environment, countryside, social inclusion, health and wellbeing, education, heritage and conservation.

Small grants

The Fund awards small grants of up to £5,000 per year to approximately 100 community based organisations each year.

Applications will next open in January 2024.

Eligibility criteria

To apply for a small grant, your organisation must:

  • Be a UK registered non-profit organisation
  • Have an annual income of less than £1 million
  • Have completed two years of activity
  • Have less than 6 months free reserves
  • If seeking funding for a project, the total cost of the project should not exceed £200,000

Apply here.

Also available are large grants for wildlife or environmental projects. Read more here.

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