Morrisons Foundation

The Morrisons Foundation offers grants of up to £10,000 to registered charities delivering projects across England, Scotland, and Wales.

Funding Objectives

The Foundation supports projects meeting one of three objectives:

  • Tackling poverty and social deprivation
  • Enhancing community spaces, facilities, and services
  • Improving health and wellbeing

Grant Amount

Up to £10,000 for specific projects (not running costs or ongoing service delivery).

Essential Criteria

Applications must:

  • Be from a registered charity
  • Request £10,000 or less
  • Fund a specific project meeting one of the three funding objectives
  • Be in England, Scotland, or Wales

Preferred Applications

The Foundation prioritises:

  • Smaller charities with an income of less than £1 million
  • Projects in communities served by Morrisons stores
  • Projects creating lasting legacy or impact
  • Projects with a larger number of beneficiaries

What They Don’t Fund

  • Running costs, salaries, or ongoing service delivery
  • Animal welfare projects
  • Charities promoting religious or political messages
  • Events, sponsorship, or marketing
  • Charities with late or qualified accounts, or those that haven’t yet filed accounts
  • Previously rejected applications

Success Rate

Due to high application volumes, the Foundation funds approximately 1 in 10 applications that meet the criteria.

How to Apply

Read the Grant Funding Policy in full before applying. Download the PDF list of application questions to prepare your submission.

For enquiries, contact: foundation.enquiries@morrisonsplc.co.uk

Read more and apply for Morrisons Foundation here. 

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