J Paul Getty JR General Charitable Trust

The Trust supported a broad spectrum of charitable needs, including general charitable purposes, education and training, health and lifesaving, disability, poverty relief, overseas aid, arts, culture, heritage, science, amateur sport, environment, community development, human rights, and equality. Grants covered capital and revenue needs, core costs, capacity building, and emergency relief. The Trust operated anywhere in England, Scotland, Wales, or Northern Ireland, with no income thresholds or religious restrictions.

The Trust funded organisations rather than individuals, supporting UK-registered charities and community groups of all sizes. There were no income thresholds or religious restrictions, and grants were available across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. However, the Trust is now permanently closed and no longer accepts unsolicited or solicited applications.

The Trust did not fund individuals. It also did not impose income thresholds or religious restrictions on applicants, but it is now permanently closed and no longer accepts any applications.

The Trust operated by invitation with trustee discretion and direct engagement with charities. It provided transformative, unrestricted support covering capital and revenue needs, core costs, capacity building, and emergency relief. The Trust is now permanently closed and no longer funds any organisations.