Fletchers Trust

The Trust funds equipment, capital works, and events that make archery accessible to people with physical disabilities, mental health conditions, and visual impairments. They help clubs improve disabled facilities, contribute to competition costs, and support adaptive equipment that enables independence. Their main focus is supporting archers with disability, including those who are visually impaired, and awards are made to both newcomers and elite national archers. All funded activities take place across England, Wales, and the City of London.

The Trust awards grants to individuals, community groups, schools, and registered charities. Beneficiaries include archers with a range of physical and mental disabilities, and the Trust values organisations with archery expertise and a commitment to inclusive participation. They support archers across England, Wales, and the City of London, and there is no religious restriction on applicants.

The Trust does not fund projects outside of archery, nor do they support core operating costs or unrestricted funding. They do not support generalist poverty relief beyond disability sport contexts.

The Trust welcomes unsolicited applications and provides funding specifically for equipment, capital works, and events that support disability archery. They fund both one-off items and ongoing participation costs such as competition fees.