The Wellesley Trust Fund

The Wellesley Trust Fund considers applications offering positive activities for young people (5-25yrs), priority will be given to those which support access to training opportunities (formal and informal), help to develop skills and promote personal and social development, as well as those offering open access youth provision.

The Fund will consider applications for core costs, as well as revenue and project costs.

Applications from organisations with an annual income of up to £500,000 will be prioritised.

Grant awards are usually for up to one-year, however, in some instances multi-year awards can be considered if funding allows.

If you intend to apply for multi-year funding please speak to Pete Barrett before doing so via pb@communityfoundation.org.uk.

Applications will be considered in March 2025, with applicants being informed of the outcome by the end of March 2025.

Deadline: 3 February 2025

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