The Harrison Foundation is a privately run charitable foundation that makes a limited number of targeted, project-based grants each year, aiming to create measurable and lasting impact. It most often supports practical initiatives in education, social mobility and employability, with additional interest in healthcare, hospices, disability support, and community wellbeing. Its giving appears especially attentive to the North East of England, while also backing select projects in Antigua, the Caribbean, and other international locations when the fit is strong.
Small-to-moderate project grants, typically in the £10,000-£50,000 range, with some smaller awards and occasional larger annual totals. The foundation supports a limited number of causes each year and focuses on specific, tangible projects rather than open-ended general operating support.
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Target a clearly defined project with measurable outcomes, a realistic budget, and a strong case for lasting impact. Priority is likely strongest for organisations in the North East of England, though select international projects may be considered; applicants should align closely to education, employability, social mobility, healthcare, disability, or community wellbeing. Be specific about what funding will achieve and why the project is time-bound and practical.
Current and upcoming funding from The Harrison Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Charities and organisations delivering practical, measurable projects that improve life chances and create a tangible legacy. The Foundation states it supports a limited number of causes each year and prefers funding specific projects. Applicants are asked to contact the Foundation with project details.
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