The Edward Cadbury Charitable Trust supports registered charities in the Midlands, with grantmaking shaped by Quaker values and a strong emphasis on practical community benefit. Its funding spans social welfare, music, nature, education and training, with a particular interest in projects that strengthen local communities, improve inclusion, and protect the environment. The Trust appears to favor established voluntary-sector organizations working across Birmingham and the wider Midlands region, rather than national or purely commercial initiatives.
Core general grant programme for registered charities in the Midlands; grants range from about $5,000 to $500,000, suggesting support from modest project grants to larger strategic commitments. Funding is likely responsive and relationship-based rather than open, mass-market giving, with decisions guided by fit to the Trust’s named interests and regional focus.
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Target the General Grant Programme and clearly show how your work aligns with one or more of the Trust’s priority areas, especially Midlands community benefit, social welfare, education/training, music, or conservation. Applications should emphasize registered charity status, local impact in the Midlands geography, and any connection to inclusion, compassion, or Quaker-compatible values; check the Trust website or contact the Trust Manager for current application procedures and deadlines.
Current and upcoming funding from The Edward Cadbury Charitable Trust that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Applicants must be registered charities. Grants are principally for organizations operating within the Midlands region and for projects that fit the Trust's objectives and public benefit guidelines.
Deadline: Accepted all year round; normally considered within a three-month timescale.
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