The James Tudor Foundation was established to provide relief of human sickness. They provide grants to charities whose primary focus is health-related, as well as charities who are running health-related programmes.
Grants are offered under the following categories:
In order to be eligible for a grant, applicants must be registered charities that have been registered with the charity commission for a minimum of two years, and have an annual income of less than £20 million.
Grants range from around £1,000 to over £30,000, with lots of grants given for £5,000 and £10,000 (2022-23).
They are currently prioritising organisations that are not holding high levels of reserves (50% above the charity’s reserves target or policy).
The Foundation generally offers one-year grants for costs related to service delivery, including staff costs. They prioritise costs related to the enhancement of services, but will also consider ongoing costs. They do not fund capital costs, student bursaries, or direct replacement of statutory funding.
More information is offered in the detailed Guidelines document which can be found on their website.
In order to apply, you can access the online application form by first completing the online eligibility checker.