Submit Applications for Clare Milne Trust’s 2020 Grant Program – United Kingdom
Deadline: 21-Sep-20
The Clare Milne Trust is seeking applications for its 2020 Grant Program to support and improve the lives of people living with disabilities in Devon and Cornwall.
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The Trust does this by making grants to charities working directly with people with disabilities in the South West. The Clare Milne Trust focuses its grants on small effective charities with good volunteer support.
The Clare Milne Trust will only support charities and organisations who recognise that safeguarding is everyone’s business. It is the Clare Milne Trust’s expectation that all charities and organisations will take responsible steps to safeguard all their own staff and volunteers as well as those people whom they support.
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The Clare Milne Trust recently introduced a safeguarding declaration for successful applicants. Please ensure that any DBS checks and safeguarding training is up to date when applying for funding.
Eligibility Criteria
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The Trust Supports:
Registered charities which benefit people with disabilities
Projects located in the South West, mainly in Devon and Cornwall
They are looking for local and regional charities, which are:
Small and well run
Charities with strong support from volunteers
Charities with only modest expenditure on fundraising and administration
Application Requirements
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State clearly who the organisation or body applying to them is, what they do and whom they seek to help.
Give the applicant’s status, e.g., registered charity.
If you are applying for general funding, how many people will be helped or will benefit?
If you are applying to fund a project, describe the project clearly. Please state:
Its aim and why it is needed.
How many people will benefit from it.
What stage has it reached so far.
What funds have already been raised and name any other people or organisations which have been applied to for funding.
If on-going funding is required after the project is in place, please explain from where this will be obtained.
Please state the amount sought.
For more information, visit https://www.claremilnetrust.com/
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