Consolidated Charity of Burton Upon Trent is a place-based endowed charity focused on improving life for residents in its defined Burton upon Trent area of benefit. It supports both individuals in need and local organizations, with a strong emphasis on community-serving projects, practical service delivery, and capital improvements that directly benefit local residents. The charity also provides almshouse accommodation, making it distinctive among local grantmakers for combining housing support with small-scale community grantmaking.
Makes local grants through a committee process, with applications considered at March and September meetings. Funding appears to be targeted, community-based, and likely modest to moderate in size, supporting specific projects, capital needs, and direct local benefit rather than large multi-year programs.
Submit applications ahead of the March and September grant-making meetings, and ensure the project clearly benefits residents within the charity’s area of benefit (Burton upon Trent, Anslow, Barton-under-Needwood). Eligibility is limited to churches, registered charities, and voluntary groups, so applicants should clearly show local impact, a defined budget, and whether the request is for project delivery, capital works, or emergency/recovery needs.
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Current and upcoming funding from Consolidated Charity Of Burton Upon Trent that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Organisations such as churches, registered charities and voluntary groups; some organisations outside the area of benefit may be considered if they provide vital help or services for residents within the area.
Deadline: For 2026, submit before Friday 20 February for the March meeting and before Friday 28 August for the September meeting.
Who can apply: Applicants must be in financial need and provide supporting documentation from a support worker or other suitable professional such as a social worker, local councillor, probation officer, tenancy support worker, or health visitor.
Deadline: No deadline stated.
Who can apply: Organisations such as churches, registered charities and voluntary groups that provide services to residents in the Charity’s area of benefit. Organisations outside the area may be considered on a proportionate basis if they provide services to residents within the area.
Deadline: Applications should be submitted ahead of the March and September grant-giving meetings. Example deadlines listed: submit before 20 February 2026 for March consideration; submit before 28 August 2024 for September consideration (past example).
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