Harvest Charitable Trust

The Trust funds a broad spectrum of faith-aligned activities, including poverty alleviation, humanitarian aid, education, health initiatives, church-based outreach such as food banks and shelters, youth and community services, and missionary capacity-building. Geographically, the Trust supports work in sub-Saharan Africa, Asia, and the UK. Funding covers project, core, or capacity needs for established Christian missions, churches, and charities with evangelical foundations. Priority is given to work that directly serves marginalised communities and extends Christian witness through practical compassion.

Eligible organisations are primarily small to medium-sized faith-based charities with proven track records in poverty relief or Christian mission. Beneficiaries typically include established Christian missions, churches, and charities with evangelical foundations. The Trust welcomes approaches from organisations working with vulnerable groups in sub-Saharan Africa, Asia, or the UK, provided their activities align with evangelical Christian principles and a clear poverty or mission focus. The Trust operates on an invite-only basis, meaning unsolicited applications are not accepted.

The Trust does not fund secular causes, general expansion, or projects lacking an explicit Christian or poverty focus. Organisations without an evangelical Christian foundation are unlikely to be considered. The Trust also excludes support for initiatives that do not directly serve marginalised communities or extend Christian witness through practical outreach.

The Trust operates as a modest, relational funder, with decisions made by its trustees and no paid staff. Funding is provided on an invite-only basis, meaning unsolicited applications are not accepted. The Trust works by invitation, offering grants that can cover project, core, or capacity needs for aligned evangelical partners.