Shoosmiths Foundation

UK-registered charities can apply for grants of up to £50,000 for projects that widen access to careers in the legal and business services professions for underrepresented groups. Funding will support initiatives that create career pathways, strengthen support networks, improve access to higher education and legal careers, and reduce systemic barriers to opportunity. Projects should demonstrate measurable impact in improving access to the professions. Applications must be submitted through the online application form by 30 September 2026, although the round may close earlier if sufficient suitable applications are received.

Shoosmiths Foundation opens grants of up to £50,000

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