Greenslade Family Foundation

The foundation supports charities and projects that directly benefit children and young people from disadvantaged communities across the United Kingdom. It funds work within education, sport, the arts, healthcare and wellbeing. Specific themes include educational opportunities and access, sporting activities, arts engagement, healthcare support, and wellbeing initiatives that address issues such as poverty and hardship. The foundation focuses on providing direct aid to young people, with a preference for smaller, targeted initiatives that have a tangible impact on their lives. All funded projects must directly serve disadvantaged children and young people.

UK-registered charities and community groups working with children and young people from disadvantaged communities are eligible to apply. The foundation prioritises organisations that provide direct aid to these young people, rather than those engaged in advocacy or indirect work. There are no religious restrictions and no strict income thresholds. The foundation welcomes applications from small to medium-sized entities operating across the UK, particularly those focused on delivering tangible support in the areas of education, sport, the arts, healthcare and wellbeing.

The foundation does not fund projects outside its priority areas of education, sport, the arts, healthcare and wellbeing. It also does not support activities that do not directly benefit disadvantaged children and young people, such as advocacy, research, or large-scale campaigns. The foundation prefers to focus on smaller, targeted initiatives rather than funding large national charities or indirect work.

The foundation makes a small number of larger grants each year to support projects that directly benefit children and young people. It welcomes unsolicited applications from eligible organisations across the UK.