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United Kingdom: Michael Cornish Charitable Trust’s Grant Program

17 décembre 2020 1 min Partager
United Kingdom: Michael Cornish Charitable Trust’s Grant Program

United Kingdom: Michael Cornish Charitable Trust’s Grant Program


Deadline: 19-Mar-21

Applications are now open for the Michael Cornish Charitable Trust’s Grant Program for charities and not-for-profit organisations in the UK.

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The Michael Cornish Charitable Trust is a grant making charitable organisation. The trust was founded by Michael Cornish in 2005; the present trustees are Michael, Harriet Cornish and Richard Vigar. The Trust Administrator is Phillipa Cridland.

The Trust supports organisations that work in the following areas:

General Charitable Purposes;
Children/ Young People;
Disabled / Disabilities;
Economic/ Community Development;
Amateur Sport;
Advancement of Health or Saving of Lives.
Eligibility Criteria

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The Trust support charities and not-for-profits throughout the UK. Individual applications will only be consider in exceptional circumstances.
For more information, visit https://www.michaelcornishcharity.org.uk/about

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