The Three Oaks Trust is a UK-based charitable trust focused on practical support for vulnerable people and families in distress. Its giving is centered on welfare needs such as poverty relief, long-term illness, physical disabilities, and learning disabilities, with grants that can support both individuals and organizations working directly with these groups. The trust appears to favor flexible, unrestricted help for basic living needs and welfare services rather than large, program-specific initiatives.
Modest unrestricted grants through a general grants program, supporting both individuals/families and organizations; funding appears case-by-case and likely small-to-medium in size, with UK focus and occasional overseas support considered if relevant.
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Review the trust’s general grants criteria and apply with a clear explanation of the specific welfare need, who will benefit, and how the grant will be used. Because it supports both individuals and organizations and may fund items/services like furniture or clothing, applicants should emphasize immediate practical impact and match the request closely to the trust’s welfare mission.
Current and upcoming funding from The Three Oaks Trust that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: The trust provides funds for charitable objects or institutions at the directors’ discretion. Public guidance is available for block grant applications to organisations.
Who can apply: Must align with Trust aims to further wellbeing of individuals and families in distress. Individual/family requests must be submitted by a professional worker or invited agency (not direct from clients except accompanied by professional). Organisations must provide background, aims, budgets, evidence of unmet need and ability to report outcomes; trustees expect to monitor and may visit.
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