Alliance House Foundation

The Foundation supports research sponsorship, educational materials and campaigns, advocacy efforts, conferences, seminars, and specialist publications on temperance. Their work is prevention-focused, covering policy engagement and public health promotion around alcohol harm. Cause areas include education and health, with a focus on deepening understanding of alcohol's social, moral, and health impacts. They fund UK-based charities, academic institutions, and community groups delivering projects aligned with these aims. The geography is the whole of the UK, with an emphasis on evidence dissemination to drive long-term attitude shifts.

Eligible applicants are UK-registered charities, academic institutions, and community groups based in England, Wales, or Scotland. The Foundation prioritises small to medium-sized organisations that demonstrate a clear alignment with temperance and abstinence principles. There is no strict income threshold, and no religious restriction applies. Beneficiaries include the general public and communities affected by alcohol harm. Applicants should be able to show how their work contributes to prevention-focused education or policy engagement around alcohol.

The Foundation does not fund non-temperance-oriented work or unrelated aid. This includes emergency relief, general charitable activities without a clear link to alcohol education or abstinence advocacy, and any projects that do not align with their mission of promoting understanding of alcohol's harmful effects.

The Foundation offers project grants, core costs, and event funding for initiatives directly aligned with its mission. Grants are invite-only, made through trustee networks, and unsolicited applications are not accepted. They prioritise evidence dissemination over emergency or unrelated aid, and funding is typically for specific projects rather than open-ended programmes.