Andrew Anderson Trust

The Trust supports a broad range of causes including education and training, health and medicine, religious activities, overseas aid (especially famine relief), poverty relief, disability support, and religious education. It funds projects, core costs, unrestricted support, and direct aid aligned with these priorities. Geographically, the Trust operates throughout England and overseas, with a preference for small to medium-sized grassroots organizations in England, particularly the South, including areas such as London and Bristol.

Eligible applicants include UK-registered charities, community groups, academic institutions, societies, church groups, and individuals from anywhere in the UK or internationally. The Trust prefers faith-based (Christian) organizations and has a preference for small to medium-sized grassroots organizations in England, particularly the South. There are no strict income thresholds, geographic restrictions, or religious exclusions, and unsolicited applications are welcomed.

The Trust does not have a published list of exclusions, but its focus is on education and training, health and medicine, religious activities, overseas aid, poverty relief, disability support, and religious education. Applications outside these broad priorities may not be considered.

The Trust makes grants that are typically modest, funding projects, core costs, unrestricted support, and direct aid. It welcomes unsolicited approaches and uses a simple covering letter for applications. The Trust prioritizes enduring mission fit over outcomes measurement, reflecting its flexible, family-led model.