The Joseph and Annie Cattle Trust is a place-based UK trust focused on helping vulnerable people in Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire improve their lives. It appears to support charitable bodies and statutory authorities working with older people, disabled people, low-income residents, and children with dyslexia. Its giving is strongly local and practical, with an emphasis on direct support and community benefit rather than broad national initiatives.
Likely makes targeted grants to local charitable bodies and statutory authorities, with a focus on defined vulnerable groups in Hull and East Riding. Grantmaking appears to be application-based and program-specific rather than open-ended, with support aimed at direct charitable services.
Applicants should be local to Hull or the East Riding of Yorkshire, or serving residents there, and should clearly show how the project benefits one of the Trust’s priority groups. Emphasize direct charitable impact for older people, disabled people, people experiencing poverty, or children with dyslexia, and apply through the Trust’s stated grants process via the administrator.
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Who can apply: Only charitable bodies or statutory authorities may apply. The Trust does not provide grants to individuals. Applications may be made on behalf of individuals or families by a charitable organization/statutory body, or for projects and work supporting groups in Hull and East Riding of Yorkshire.
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