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The Dulverton Trust provides substantial funding to UK charities delivering work across areas including youth opportunities, social welfare, conservation and heritage.

The Trust is particularly interested in medium-sized charities with a broad geographical reach and offers the flexibility of both core/unrestricted and project funding.

Here’s what you can expect:

  • Typical grants of £30,000–£40,000 per year

  • Core and unrestricted funding available

  • Project-specific funding also available

  • One-year grants available to new applicants

  • Existing Dulverton-funded charities may receive multi-year grants of up to three years

  • Funding for youth opportunities

  • Support for charities addressing social issues through its General Welfare funding

  • Funding for conservation and environmental work

  • Support for eligible heritage projects

  • Funding focused on charities that can demonstrate strong impact and evidence of need

  • Applications accepted on a rolling basis

Who can apply?

  • UK registered charities and CIOs

  • Organisations registered in England, Scotland or Wales

  • Charities with annual income between £200,000 and £10 million

  • Priority is generally given to medium-sized charities with annual income between £200,000 and £3 million

  • Organisations with a broad geographical reach

  • Charities normally operating from more than one location across more than one region

  • Newly established charities may also be considered where they meet the Trust's other requirements

The Trust generally does not fund organisations working solely within one local area and does not fund work primarily benefiting residents of Greater London or Northern Ireland.

It also excludes a number of organisation types, including individual schools, universities, hospitals, hospices, residential care homes and charities primarily focused on regranting.

Funding: Typically £30,000–£40,000 per year

Deadline: No fixed deadline – applications are accepted on a rolling basis.

The Trust awards grants at Trustee meetings held three times per year, so applicants are assessed for an appropriate upcoming funding round.

Applicants must first complete the Dulverton Trust's online eligibility quiz. Eligible organisations are then given access to a short Expression of Interest form.

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