Beauland Limited
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- Typical grants
- £10,000 – £100,000
- Applications
- Not accepted
Works for Registered charities, CIOs, CICs and community groups.
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register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.ukAbout Beauland Limited
Beauland Limited is a grant-making charity and private company limited by guarantee, established in January 1981. Governed by unpaid trustees who make decisions collectively, its core mission is to foster and promote Orthodox Jewish institutions that teach traditional Judaism, advance the Orthodox Jewish faith, and provide aid to needy individuals within this community. The Trust emphasises preservation of religious values, education, and welfare through prudent stewardship.
What Beauland Limited funds
The Trust prioritises support for Orthodox Jewish education, religious observance, and community cohesion, backing schools, synagogues, and related bodies with grants for core operational costs, educational programmes, institutional operations, and welfare services for the needy. Beneficiaries are primarily established religious and educational institutions serving the Orthodox Jewish community, enabling continuity of traditional practices and direct charitable work aligned with its ethos.
Who can apply
Eligible applicants must be UK-registered charities based in the UK, particularly those in Greater Manchester and surrounding areas with concentrated Orthodox Jewish populations. The funder shows preference for medium to large established organisations without strict income limits. It does not accept unsolicited applications, operating solely on trustee discretion.
What Beauland Limited doesn't fund
The Trust excludes capital campaigns, unrestricted support, individuals, non-UK entities, or activities outside traditional Orthodox Judaism. It distinguishes itself as a niche, denomination-specific funder committed to long-term religious and communal sustainability.
How they like to fund
Beauland does not accept unsolicited applications, operating solely on trustee discretion. Grants are awarded to known aligned institutions, with funding focused on project delivery, capacity building, and operations strictly within Orthodox Jewish parameters.
How much does Beauland Limited give?
Typical published range. What your charity could realistically get — and whether you would clear their rules on income, location and legal structure — is the free fit check.
When to apply, and how long their decisions take.
Income, location, legal structure and exactly who they fund — matched to your charity.
Good to know
How to apply to Beauland Limited
Beauland Limited 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.
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Frequently asked questions
How much funding does Beauland Limited provide?
Beauland Limited typically provides grants of £10,000 - £100,000.
Where does Beauland Limited fund charities?
Beauland Limited funds charities operating in the UK.
Does Beauland Limited accept unsolicited applications?
Beauland Limited does not accept unsolicited applications.
How do I apply for funding from Beauland Limited?
Beauland Limited 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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