Deadline: 26-Aug-22
The Roger De Haan Charitable Trust’s Grant Program is now open to charities and non-profit community organisations that support development of education, community projects, health and well-being, arts, culture and sport, principally for people living in east Kent, and in particular the District of Folkestone and Hythe.
The Trust is pleased to provide support for a wide range of charitable projects and organizations in Folkestone’s neighboring towns Hythe and New Romney, as well as other parts of the Romney Marsh.
What they Support?
- Education
- Arts, culture and heritage
- Community development and regeneration
- sports enthusiast
- Projects to support young people
- Health and welfare of older people
From time to time, Trustees may also provide support for other causes at their discretion.
Ineligible Requests
- Those where a grant would directly replace or subsidize statutory funding;
- Those intended to develop business ventures, publications, and websites or arrange conferences;
- Any grant that would primarily benefit an individual or individuals;
- Requests from students for the purpose of personal study or travel;
- Funding for expeditions or overseas travel;
Eligibility Criteria
- The Trust will not consider applications for projects: that promote political or religious beliefs or causes; from or on behalf of animal welfare charities; from national charities, unless there is a significant benefit to a local (Kent) office or project.
- The Trust does not normally provide grants for projects outside the UK.
- Repeat applications from a single organization within a twelve month period will not normally be considered.
- For capital projects applicants are asked to submit evidence that at least three competitive quotes have been obtained for the work that is proposed.
- Full terms and conditions of grants will be sent to applicants with an offer letter or email if their application is successful.
- Grants are awarded at Trustees’ discretion.
- Unsuccessful applicants will be informed of the outcome of their application by letter or email.
For more information, visit https://rdhct.org.uk/applying-for-a-grant/
