The Bransford Trust supports place-based, community-focused work that makes Worcester better for everyone, with a clear emphasis on local charities, groups, and organisations serving young people. It appears especially interested in long-term partnerships and organisational growth, while also offering faster, smaller grants for more urgent or short-term needs. Overall, this is a Worcester-rooted funder looking for practical, meaningful projects with visible local benefit rather than broad or national initiatives.
Offers two grant routes: a year-round Fast Track Grant for smaller or urgent needs, and a Main Grant reviewed twice yearly for larger, potentially multi-year support. Funding is locally restricted to Worcester/Worcestershire and seems geared toward ongoing relationships rather than one-off transactions.
Check whether your project clearly benefits Worcester residents and highlight any direct impact on young people. If your need is time-sensitive or smaller in scale, the Fast Track route may be the best fit; for larger or sustained support, plan for the biannual Main Grant review cycle and emphasize long-term outcomes, local partnership, and organisational growth.
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Current and upcoming funding from The Bransford Trust that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Local charities, groups and organisations delivering community-focused work in Worcester. Priority for projects benefiting young people; aimed at organisations who need smaller or quicker funding.
Deadline: Grants awarded throughout the year; described as available 'throughout the year' (no fixed deadlines published in scraped content).
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