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Abbey National Charitable Trust

Allen Lane Foundation
Local charities with annual incomes under £100,000 are eligible to apply for small grants for work which makes a lasting difference to people’s lives, reduces isolation, stigma and discrimination and encourages or enables unpopular groups to share in the life of the whole community. Asylum seekers and refugees, people experiencing violence or abuse and offenders / ex offenders a particular priority.

Camelot Foundation
The Foundation has 4 main programmes of work, all of which focus on young people who have slipped out of the mainstream of society or who are in danger of doing so.

Comic Relief
Comic Relief’s Refugees and Asylum Seekers programme has two strands – supporting vulnerable women and building community links. The next deadlines for applying are 5 May and 8 September 2006.

The Henry Smith Charity

Hilden Charitable Fund

J Paul Getty Jr Charitable Trust
Grants can be awarded to support Social Welfare projects benefiting ethnic minorities, including refugees, particularly projects aimed at integration. Grants are also available for projects benefiting offenders, both in and out of prison.

Lloyds TSB Foundation for Scotland
The Foundation aims to support charities throughout Scotland which help people, especially those who are disadvantaged or disabled, to play a fuller role in their community.

Nationwide Foundation
Charities with annual incomes under £250,000 can apply for one-off grants of £1,500 under the theme of domestic violence. No deadlines.

Paul Hamlyn Foundation
The Foundation aims to open up the arts and education to everyone, but particularly to young people.

The Polden-Puckham Charitable Foundation

The Tudor Trust
Until 31 March 2006, the Tudor Trust is only accepting applications from organisations that it has awarded a grant to during the past five years. New guidelines are being launched on 1 April 2006. The Trust says it will still be a generalist trust, funding widely across the social welfare field in the UK.