Hear more about the Trust's grant programme and have the chance to ask any questions!

The Sir George Martin Trust is an independent grant maker which aims to improve the well-being of economically and socially disadvantaged people in West Yorkshire by giving grants to locally-based, registered charities and churches who support their local community.

Please note that the Sir George Martin Trust:

• only support West Yorkshire-based registered charities with a Charity Commission number, CIO (Charitable Incorporated Organisation) or church working in economically disadvantaged areas
• does not support CICs or other community groups
• deliver support and/or activities which benefit economically and socially disadvantaged people living in West Yorkshire
• have less than a £1 million income (based on their last financial year’s accounts)
• are committed to ensuring a safe culture for its staff, volunteers and beneficiaries
• gives out flexible, one-off grants for running, capital and project costs, ranging from £1,000 – £5,000
• focus is supporting West Yorkshire communities to live happier, healthier lives.

In this 60-minute session, you will learn about:

• the Trust’s grant programme;
• examples of what the Trust likes to fund, their process, how to make your application as strong as possible for the Trust and other funders; and
• have the chance to ask any questions.

The session will be delivered by Carla Marshall who is the Trust Manager at the Sir George Martin Trust.

Please book a seat to make the most of this opportunity!