Animal Justice Project Trust
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- Typical grants
- £2,000 – £15,000
- Applications
- Not accepted
- Decisions
- As needed
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animaljusticeprojecttrust.comAbout Animal Justice Project Trust
Animal Justice Project Trust is a UK-registered charity established in 2019, spun off from the advocacy group Animal Justice Project, which was founded in 2014. The Trust advances public education in veganism and funds projects that expose harms in animal agriculture, particularly intensive farming and slaughter. Rooted in animal liberation, non-violence, and opposition to all exploitation, it rejects 'higher welfare' reforms and calls for total abolition of animal farming. Its funding character is evidence-led and high-impact, favouring bold exposés, prosecutions, boycotts, and protests. The Trust exclusively supports vegan abolitionist campaigns, including undercover investigations and street-level public education, and sees its beneficiaries as farmed animals, wider society, and grassroots activists.
What Animal Justice Project Trust funds
The Trust funds projects that expose the realities of animal agriculture, with a particular focus on intensive farming and slaughter. Supported activities include undercover investigations that reveal welfare violations, public education through street outreach, pop-up vegan stands, billboards, petitions, lobbying, and literature on issues such as calf-dairy separation. Grants target strategic, tangible interventions with high-impact outcomes such as media exposés and boycotts. Geographically, funding is directed across England and Wales. The unifying theme is vegan abolitionism: every funded campaign must promote vegan alternatives and challenge the notion of 'higher welfare' farming, aiming to end animal farming entirely rather than reform it.
Who can apply
The Trust favours small, activist-led groups with a grassroots character. There are no formal income thresholds, so both unconstituted collectives and registered organisations may find a fit, provided their work aligns with vegan abolitionist principles. Beneficiaries of funded work include farmed animals, society through increased awareness, and the activists carrying out frontline campaigns. As the Trust only supports vegan abolitionist activity, applicants should already be committed to total animal liberation and non-violence rather than incremental welfare reform.
What Animal Justice Project Trust doesn't fund
The Trust does not fund core costs, sanctuaries, capital projects, or welfare reforms. It also rejects 'higher welfare' initiatives that seek to improve conditions within animal farming, treating these as incompatible with its abolitionist mission.
How they like to fund
The Trust does not accept unsolicited applications. It works by invitation, funding projects through pre-existing relationships with activist groups, and focuses on strategic, tangible interventions rather than ongoing organisational support. Grants are project-specific rather than for core costs, and the Trust prioritises campaigns with clear, high-impact outcomes.
How much does Animal Justice Project Trust give?
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When to apply, and how long their decisions take.
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How to apply to Animal Justice Project Trust
Animal Justice Project Trust does not accept unsolicited applications. Funding is by invitation.
- A fit check still tells you whether your work aligns with their published remit.
- If you cannot apply directly, shortlist open funders with a similar focus instead of writing into a closed door.
- Decisions are typically as needed.
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Frequently asked questions
How much funding does Animal Justice Project Trust provide?
Animal Justice Project Trust typically provides grants of £2,000 - £15,000.
Where does Animal Justice Project Trust fund charities?
Animal Justice Project Trust funds charities operating in the UK.
Does Animal Justice Project Trust accept unsolicited applications?
Animal Justice Project Trust does not accept unsolicited applications.
How do I apply for funding from Animal Justice Project Trust?
Animal Justice Project Trust does not accept unsolicited applications. Funding is by invitation. A fit check still tells you whether your work aligns with their published remit.
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