Dalaville Limited

Dalaville Limited is a long-established, trustee-led grant-making charity registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales since 1990, governed consistently by trustees Maurice Benjamin Brenig and Rochelle Brenig. Its core mission is to advance charitable purposes under English law, both in the UK and internationally, with a broad, adaptable remit emphasizing general charitable activities, education and training, poverty prevention and relief, and religious purposes. This generalist approach prioritizes responsive support for faith-based, community, and social welfare needs, particularly benefiting people of specific ethnic or racial origins, as well as other charities and voluntary organizations—exclusively, never individuals.

It funds diverse initiatives including project activities, core operational costs, educational advancement, religious work, and poverty alleviation, with a flexible pattern across small to medium-sized UK-registered charities operating primarily in England and Wales (occasional international projects permitted). No strict income thresholds apply, though it favors established community or faith-linked groups without regional biases within the UK.

Grants typically range from £10,000 to £15,000 annually per recipient, awarded at trustees' discretion without published minimums, maximums, or capital/infrastructure precedents. As an invite-only funder, it accepts no unsolicited applications, lacking public guidelines, online forms, deadlines, or meeting schedules—organizations must await direct trustee approach.

Distinctive for its stable, prudently managed reserves and absence of trading or fundraising, Dalaville stands out as a reliably broad-based supporter in the UK ecosystem, ideal for orgs aligning with core legal charitable objects like education, religion, or anti-poverty efforts in ethnic/religious communities, but not for individuals, large nationals, or uninvited applicants.