Clapp Family Charitable Trust

The Trust funds a wide range of charitable activities including the advancement of health and saving lives, support for people with disabilities, animal welfare, and aid to other voluntary bodies. It provides project funding, core costs, unrestricted grants, and research programmes. The Trust supports both frontline service delivery and capacity building, as well as public health initiatives. All funding is directed to organisations operating in England and Wales. The Trust's funding covers work addressing disadvantage, health needs, and social welfare, with a particular focus on health and disability. It is open to a broad spectrum of charitable work, from small local projects to larger programmes, as long as they align with its general charitable purposes.

The Trust welcomes applications from UK-registered charities and community groups based in England and Wales. There are no income thresholds or size limits, making it accessible to both small grassroots organisations and larger charities. The Trust prioritises work benefiting people with disabilities, those with health needs, and individuals facing disadvantage. No religious restrictions apply. Unsolicited applications are welcome, and the Trust encourages charities to apply for support for their work. The Trust does not impose any geographic restrictions within England and Wales, and it considers applications from organisations of all sizes. It is particularly interested in supporting charities that deliver meaningful outcomes in their communities.

The Trust does not typically fund capital projects such as building works or major equipment purchases, unless the project directly furthers its charitable objectives. It also does not fund individuals or organisations outside England and Wales. The Trust does not impose religious restrictions or require match funding. There are no other specific thematic exclusions, and the Trust is open to a wide range of charitable work.

The Trust offers flexible funding including project grants, core costs, unrestricted grants, and research support. It provides a variety of grant types, allowing charities flexibility in how they use the funds. The Trust welcomes unsolicited applications and values a straightforward, responsive approach. Its funding style is characterised by simplicity and direct oversight in its relationships with grantees.