C B And H H Taylor 1984 Trust is a small family trust that makes modest grants to support community development, especially where there is a Quaker connection or where work aligns with Quaker concerns. It funds locally rooted charities in the West Midlands, Quaker-linked projects worldwide, and small overseas initiatives in selected African countries and the Indian subcontinent, with an emphasis on social justice, social welfare, and practical grassroots impact. The trust appears to favor small, focused organizations and projects rather than large institutions, and its overseas giving leans toward social, ecological, and agricultural work.
Small grants of about $500-$2,000, typically awarded twice a year by trustees in May and November. Applications are deadline-driven (usually mid-April and mid-September) and appear to be assessed for fit with specific program criteria rather than through an open rolling process.
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Apply to the program that best matches your geography and mission, and be sure to clearly show a Quaker link for Quaker grants or UK-registered charity status for overseas grants. For West Midlands and overseas programs, emphasize small, local, practical projects and submit before the mid-April or mid-September deadlines so trustees can consider the proposal at the next meeting.
Current and upcoming funding from C B And H H Taylor 1984 Trust that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Open to UK Registered Charities. Projects must have a defined link to Quaker work or be supported by Quaker Meetings in Britain. Applications from charities registered outside the UK are not considered.
Deadline: Autumn 2026 round; submit before 12pm (midday) on Wednesday 16 September 2026.
Who can apply: Applicants must be registered with the Charity Commission in the UK. The trust prefers small, local-area initiatives rather than large organisations, and prefers charities with income under £500k; it will not consider Overseas strand applicants with income over £1m per annum. The trust is unlikely to fund charities whose staff are paid above £60k and does not usually support micro-finance projects.
Deadline: Autumn 2026 round; submit before 12pm (midday) on Wednesday 16 September 2026.
Who can apply: Open to charitable organisations serving the West Midlands county. Priority is given to small charities which are locally run and led or specific local projects of national charities in areas where there is no local charity offering similar support.
Deadline: Autumn 2026 round; submit before 12pm (midday) on Wednesday 16 September 2026.
Who can apply: Only UK-registered charities or UK-based organisations legally exempt from registration are eligible. Trustees will not consider applications from individuals or charities registered outside the UK. Priority is given to small, locally run and led charities or specific local projects. General running costs are unlikely to be funded. Overseas applicants must be UK Charity Commission registered, preferably with income under £500k and not over £1m per annum for overseas strand applications.
Deadline: Autumn 2026 round deadline: midday on 16 September 2026. Trustees usually meet in May and November each year; deadlines are typically mid-April for May meetings and mid-September for November meetings.
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