The Linbury Trust is a UK grant-maker that backs charities using culture as a route to public engagement and improved wellbeing, especially for people facing disadvantage. Its portfolio suggests a strong interest in arts and heritage projects that have a direct social purpose, alongside targeted support for homelessness, refugee integration, and older people’s isolation or health needs. The Trust appears to favor organizations that can show a clear public benefit from creative or cultural activity, rather than purely artistic output.
Invite-only grantmaking to UK charities and charitable organisations, with occasional overseas emergency relief. Grants appear to be tailored to specific projects or ongoing programmes rather than open, broad-based funding, and the trust supports both cultural institutions and socially focused charities.
This is invite-only, so unsolicited applications are unlikely to be considered. Prospective grantees should first demonstrate a strong fit with the Trust’s intersection of culture, wellbeing, and disadvantage, and be prepared to show measurable public benefit; UK-based charities are the best match, though emergency overseas relief may occasionally be supported.
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Current and upcoming funding from The Linbury Trust that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Organisations across the UK committed to reducing food waste and food insecurity.
Deadline: Funding rounds and deadlines are set by the King Charles III Charitable Fund.
Who can apply: Not-for-profit theatres across the UK seeking support for small projects and essential works that improve resilience, sustainability or accessibility.
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