Consolidated Charity of Burton Upon Trent

The Charity primarily supports individuals and families facing financial hardship, educational barriers, or social isolation. It funds training, events, and personal development opportunities in the areas of education, sport, and the arts. Support is available for activities such as skills development, recreational programmes, and creative pursuits that build confidence and community engagement. Beneficiaries include local residents of all ages, with a particular focus on those experiencing poverty, disadvantage, or limited access to opportunities. Grants are available to people living in Burton upon Trent and surrounding parishes including Anslow, Barton-under-Needwood, Branston, Brizlincote, Dunstall, Hanbury, Stretton, Rolleston-on-Dove, Tutbury, Tatenhill, Rangemore, Outwoods, and South Outwoods.

Individuals who are residents of Burton upon Trent or the specified surrounding parishes may apply for support. The Charity prioritises people experiencing financial hardship, educational barriers, or social isolation. It welcomes applications from residents of all ages seeking help with education, personal development, sport, or arts activities. There is no religious restriction on eligibility. The Charity favours applicants who demonstrate clear local benefit and a sustainable approach to their goals.

The Charity does not fund postgraduate courses, driving tests, or school trips. It also excludes activities that yield negligible community value or lack direct benefit to local residents.

The Charity makes one-off grants to individuals. It welcomes unsolicited applications and favours initiatives that demonstrate clear local benefit and sustainable impact. Grants are awarded for specific activities rather than ongoing core costs.