The Gerald Micklem Charitable Trust is a small UK charitable trust that makes annual grants to registered charities, with a strong geographic focus on Hampshire and West Sussex. Its funding is concentrated on practical, community-based work supporting people with physical or learning disabilities, carers, hospices, and local environmental or wildlife causes. The Trust appears to favor established local charities rather than individuals or organizations outside its priority counties.
Annual grantmaking, with trustees reviewing applications at their main meeting; typical grants are in the $8,000-$15,000 range and are limited to UK-registered charities working in Hampshire or West Sussex. Applications are due by 30 November for consideration at the main meeting.
Apply directly as a UK-registered charity with activities in Hampshire or West Sussex, and make sure your work clearly fits one of the Trust’s priority fields. Submit by 30 November for the main annual review; the Trust does not fund individuals or non-charities.
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Who can apply: Applicants must be registered charities. The Trust does not make grants to individuals or to organisations that are not registered charities. Applicants should ensure their work fits one of the Trust's current funding priorities.
Who can apply: Must be a UK-registered charity; work must be specifically in Hampshire or West Sussex; the Trust does not fund individuals or organisations that are not UK-registered charities. Unlikely to support regional work of national charities outside Hampshire/West Sussex or charities working only in other UK areas.
Deadline: Trustees consider applications received up to 30 November each year for the main meeting early in the next calendar year.
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