Anthony (Tony) Lane Foundation

The foundation supports a wide spectrum of charitable work across Henley-on-Thames and the wider Oxfordshire area. Cause areas include environmental conservation and climate awareness, social welfare and poverty relief, health and disability support, education and training, arts, culture and heritage, amateur sport, and economic and community development. Grants can be used for projects, core costs, capital items, equipment, and events. The foundation has a particular interest in initiatives that strengthen community spirit and local identity, such as environmental projects and palliative care services. All funded activities must benefit residents of Henley-on-Thames or Oxfordshire.

Eligible applicants include UK-registered charities and community groups operating in Henley-on-Thames or Oxfordshire. In some cases, individuals may also apply. The foundation prioritises small, grassroots organisations and has no strict income thresholds or religious restrictions. Beneficiaries of funded projects typically include children and young people, the elderly, disabled individuals, other charities and voluntary bodies, and the general public. The foundation welcomes applications from organisations that reflect the local community's needs and foster inclusive improvement.

The foundation does not fund projects or activities that take place outside Henley-on-Thames and Oxfordshire. There are no other major exclusions; the foundation has no religious restrictions and considers a broad range of charitable purposes.

The foundation provides grants that can be used for projects, core costs, capital items, equipment, and events. It values flexible, practical support and welcomes unsolicited applications from eligible organisations.